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Knockout competition between deadly robots designed and controlled by contestants. There's chainsaws, spikes, and lots of flying metal.Knockout competition between deadly robots designed and controlled by contestants. There's chainsaws, spikes, and lots of flying metal.Knockout competition between deadly robots designed and controlled by contestants. There's chainsaws, spikes, and lots of flying metal.
- Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
- 2 nominations total
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I managed to catch an episode of this wonderful show purely by accident. We decided to stay home one Saturday afternoon, and as we were flipping around the channels, we happened across it. The first thing I heard was the voice of the host, Craig Charles, that I immediately recognized from another wonderful show, Red Dwarf. My girlfriend was ready to keep on going around the dial, but I wanted to watch, mainly because I like Craig so much. He's just plain cool! So we watched the show, and it was amazing! It's like...as we Americans talk about how it'd be cool to do this or that, and it's usually just talk, the Brits are getting out into the garage, and actually building this stuff, and finding their way onto international television, as well!
Hey, I'm gonna have to subscribe to TV Guide so I can find out when and where this shows going to be on again.
Peace!
Hey, I'm gonna have to subscribe to TV Guide so I can find out when and where this shows going to be on again.
Peace!
They don't make shows like this any more - and that's a great pity. This is a game show where people bring in the robots they have made and fight them while trying to not get killed by the house robots. It's kind of like boxing or pro-wrestling when nobody actually gets hurt so the robots fight violently and then everyone is quite civilized after.
It's entertainment for the whole family. In fact, whole families often run their teams including grandparents and little kids. It's also inspirational to get kids interested in engineering and computers. They have a really funny announcer too.
The USA versions are fun but this is more fun. They have
If you can catch this on reruns, try it. You may well like it.
Oh, my fav's are Razer (of course) and Bigger Brother.
It's entertainment for the whole family. In fact, whole families often run their teams including grandparents and little kids. It's also inspirational to get kids interested in engineering and computers. They have a really funny announcer too.
The USA versions are fun but this is more fun. They have
If you can catch this on reruns, try it. You may well like it.
Oh, my fav's are Razer (of course) and Bigger Brother.
When I was about 5 or 6 my dad told me about a TV show he'd seen that he thought I might enjoy. So we sat down to watch Robot Wars; it was love at first sight and it's remained my favorite TV show ever since.
The show presents some amazingly designed machines and we get to see them all destroy each other in some truly spectacular battles. In addition to the contestant robots, there are also the legendary house robots. All Hail Sir Killalot!
I was absolutely gutted when Robot Wars was taken off the air but those 12 years were worth the wait to see the brand new series.
It was quite different to the original series but I don't think that was necessarily a bad thing. It would definitely have not been the same without the watchful eye of judge Noel Sharkey or the enthusiastic commentary of Jonathan Pearce. If you have an interest in engineering, then Robot Wars is definitely a show you would enjoy.
Sadly this programme has once again been pulled from our screens but we can only hope that it'll return again one day......
The show presents some amazingly designed machines and we get to see them all destroy each other in some truly spectacular battles. In addition to the contestant robots, there are also the legendary house robots. All Hail Sir Killalot!
I was absolutely gutted when Robot Wars was taken off the air but those 12 years were worth the wait to see the brand new series.
It was quite different to the original series but I don't think that was necessarily a bad thing. It would definitely have not been the same without the watchful eye of judge Noel Sharkey or the enthusiastic commentary of Jonathan Pearce. If you have an interest in engineering, then Robot Wars is definitely a show you would enjoy.
Sadly this programme has once again been pulled from our screens but we can only hope that it'll return again one day......
If your into technology this just show for you if not big fan of tech this still interesting show to watch.
It's a great show, robots fighting each other. Then there are the house robots... very strong robots. All robots have to move through a course and fight each other, at the end of the show there's a finale. The best robot's are fighting each other and the house robots are also there.
Did you know
- TriviaAlthough it is no longer televised, it is a live show you can go and watch and features many robots from the series such as Thor and Iron Awe.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Spaced: Mettle (2001)
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