The new WWF show was so popular that WCW moved Thunder to Wednesdays so that it would not compete directly. Like Thunder, SmackDown! was recorded on Tuesdays and then broadcast on Thursdays. On August 26, 1999, SmackDown! officially debuted on UPN. SmackDown! first appeared on Apusing the Raw set as a single television special on UPN. WWF SmackDown! was set up to compete against World Championship Wrestling (WCW)'s Thursday night show, Thunder. The first SmackDown! logo used on Apand from Augto August 9, 2001.
Recent episodes are still available for on-demand viewing 30 days after the original air date. The WWE Network has ceased operations in United States as of April 4, 2021, with all content in the process of being moved to Peacock TV, which now has all episodes of SmackDown. The show celebrated its 15th anniversary on October 10, 2014, and the 1000th episode on October 16, 2018. For international broadcast listings, see below. Prior to switching to its current live format, taped episodes premiered a few hours earlier in Ireland and the United Kingdom and a day earlier in Australia, Canada, Singapore, and the Philippines than the United States, due to time differences. SmackDown has been broadcast from 163 arenas, 148 cities and towns, seven countries: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Iraq in 20 for Tribute to the Troops, Japan in 2005, Italy in 2007, and Mexico in 2011. SmackDown 's move to FOX on Octomarked the show's return to Friday nights and over-the-air broadcast television (as well as the second time SmackDown has aired on a FOX-owned network). The show then moved to the sibling USA Network on January 7, 2016, and later that year, beginning on July 19, 2016, SmackDown began broadcasting live on Tuesday nights. On October 1, 2010, SmackDown moved to cable network Syfy, and would eventually return to Thursdays on January 15, 2015. The show would later move to MyNetworkTV in October 2008. The show would move to Friday nights on September 9, 2005, and, after the merger of UPN and the WB, would begin airing on The CW in September 2006.
SmackDown! debuted in the United States on UPN on Apand was formerly broadcast on Thursday nights. The show is currently considered to be one of two flagship shows, along with Monday Night Raw. The show features characters from the SmackDown brand, to which WWE employees are assigned to work and perform. In Canada, SmackDown also airs on Sportsnet 360 and some Fox stations available through Canadian providers. Fox Deportes simulcasts the program with Spanish-language commentary.
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With live events starting on the 16th of July, Jeff is expected to return soon along with his old theme.WWE SmackDown, also known as Friday Night SmackDown or simply SmackDown, is an American professional wrestling television program produced by WWE that currently airs live every Friday at 8pm ET on Fox in the United States. The theme is set to return once WWE starts allowing in-house attendance. On the subject of wrestlers wanting their old themes back, Jeff Hardy revealed late last year on Twitter that he is getting his old theme "No more words" back as part of the deal that he signed with the WWE. Jim Johnston is a legendary music composer in the wrestling industry, having composed many masterpieces during the Attitude era, including the theme songs of Undertaker and Kane. Everyone start learning the lyrics because eventually I will get that song and I'll ensure Sheamus will never have 'Lobster Head' as his theme song again," Drew McIntyre said on the podcast. "Everybody in the crowd better know the words to that song, because I go out there and people are like 'what's that?' I'm going to be let down. I'm positive we still have the rights to it. One of these days I'm going to get it approved, have it for a show. I hear this question all the time, I see it every day on social media. One of these days, that music is going to come back. "I don't see anyone asking for 'Lobster Head', everyone's asking about Broken Freakin Dreams. He also poked fun at Sheamus, saying that nobody wants "Lobster Head", referring to The Celtic Warrior's old WWE theme song, "Written in My Face" by Jim Johnston. Drew McIntyre and Sheamus appeared on an episode of the Battleground podcast where Drew stated that he would be willing to convince Vince McMahon to bring back his old entrance theme song.
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