AEW Ends Hey EW After 4 Years and 164 Episodes

All Elite Wrestling has concluded its long-running YouTube talk show "Hey! EW" after four years and 164 episodes, with the series finale airing on December 7, 2025. Hosted by former professional wrestler RJ City, the program featured candid interviews with AEW talent and guests from outside the promotion, offering fans a glimpse into the personalities behind the ring.

The announcement came via AEW's social media channels over the weekend, where veteran announcer Tony Schiavone delivered the news in a promotional video. "Four years, 164 episodes, RJ City turns on the sign one last time. And nobody really cares," Schiavone said with a touch of humor. "The final Hey! EW, watch this Sunday, at the crack of dawn." The episode, released early Sunday morning, marked the end of a series that had become a staple for wrestling enthusiasts seeking lighter, behind-the-scenes content outside AEW's televised programs like Dynamite and Collision.

In the finale, City reflected on the show's run, calling out various figures and topics associated with AEW, including owner Tony Khan, broadcaster Renee Paquette, wrestlers Mercedes Moné and Eddie Kingston, and even celebrities like David Arquette...