WWE's partnership with Netflix has begun this week with The Big Show Show, which, despite the rather ridiculous name, is certainly entertaining, focusing on the Big Show with the storyline taking place after he has retired from wrestling.

The series is very much aimed towards a younger audience or families, but it is certainly funny to watch. With some great cameos and wrestling references, it is one that many WWE Universe members will be checking out.

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It's not going to win anyone an Oscar any time soon, but Big Show certainly puts in a great performance throughout. Within this article, we will take a look at all eight episodes of the show ranking from worst to best.

8 Prototype

'"Prototype" is the first episode of The Big Show Show, and, because of that, it suffers from the fact that none of the characters are fully detailed or explained. This episode spends its time revealing the main premise and introducing the characters and their personalities.

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The main storyline in this episode is all about Big Show trying to make things perfect for his daughter Lola, who is joining the family to live there all the time. She had previously lived with her own mother, but, as she moves away, Lola joins Show and her step-family.

There are some funny moments here such as when Big Show hangs up the school P.E. teacher because they don't have a female hockey team for her. But, on the whole, this isn't the strongest episode.

7 The Big Process

This is one of the weaker episodes of the show, mainly because Big Show's storyline isn't that enjoyable. Here, his daughter Lola gets a boyfriend, and it leads to them ending up altogether on a date.

While it is meant to be because Big Show is a protective father, he ends up being closer to him than his daughter does. While it is meant to be a comedic storyline, it just didn't quite connect. However, the episode does have a brilliant cameo from Queer Eye's Tan France. He comes to save the day with Cassy, cheering her up after she had been fired. He's only in the episode for a short snippet, but it's fun to see him.

6 The Big Brain

This episode is very similar to a famous episode of The Simpsons with JJ becoming a genius, being moved into a class for people closer to her ability. However, she is scared and this leads to Big Show having to step up as a father.

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He confronts his fear of mascots to try and convince JJ, who is the funniest character in the entire show, to confront her fear as they all work together. Meanwhile, Lola and Cassy spend lots of time together and almost get a tattoo, which is a little far fetched but still enjoyable.

5 The Big Sinkhole

This episode saw the girls all end up with the day off school due to a sinkhole outside of the building. Big Show was scheduled for a daytime television appearance to cook, which his daughter ends up joining him on.

It leads to them disagreeing and falling out, as Big Show emotionally reveals he doesn't want to change the recipe because it reminds him of her as a child. It's a fun and emotional one which is a lot of fun.

4 The Big Punisher

While the first episode of the show isn't the strongest, things quickly picked up in the second episode, "The Punisher." This episode is jam-packed with great physical comedy as Big Show tries to help his wife sell the haunted house.

He breaks tons of things, simply because of how big he is and it leads to some really funny scenes. Away from that, the sisters end up falling out in this episode, which brings "The Punisher" character out. That is simply Cassy with a hat on trying to tell them off. However, it is Big Show who ends up sorting the problem with a hilarious WWE contract signing style moment between them.

3 The Big Surprise

This is another really funny episode in terms of Big Show's storyline, and a very emotional one for the girls. Big Show agrees to help his friend Terry's gym with what he first believes is simply signing autographs.

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However, that's not the case, as he's actually got a ring set up and welcomed people to challenge Big Show to a match. While he starts angry, it ends up being very funny and makes him want to return to wrestling. On the other hand, Lola almost ends up leaving and returning home, which leads to JJ putting together an emotional video to make her stay. There aren't many really emotional moments in this show, but this really is one of them.

2 The Big Decision

It's not really a big surprise that "The Big Decision" is one of the best episodes of The Big Show Show as it is the season finale. Typically, the season finale of television shows are always big episodes and this is certainly that. The episode sees Big Show return to WWE as he prepares for a retirement tour but instantly begins to miss his family deeply. It's a great final episode that teases plenty for if the show wants to continue for a second season.

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The episode is also just fantastic for the final shot where JJ dresses up as Big Show herself, taking him down as all the family wrestlers together as it ends the series in a fun manner.

1 The Big Party

This is the sixth episode of the season and is undoubtedly the funniest episode of the show, especially if you're watching as a wrestling fan. While the show does have plenty of WWE mentions, this episode is heavy on that.

The main reason for that is because, for the adult characters, it is set on a WWE cruise. Big Show and Cassy are having their wedding anniversary, but things aren't going to plan for Show who tries to put on a really romantic time for her. It all goes wrong, but it does lead to some hilarious scenes with Mark Henry who makes a cameo as he gets a couples' massage. Henry is then joined by Rikishi and Mick Foley who serenade Big Show and Cassy with a Backstreet Boys song which is incredibly hilarious.

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