Robot Wars
7.3
1998
Reality
Teams of amateur robot fighting enthusiasts battle it out over a series of rounds in a huge purpose-built arena aiming to become the Robot Wars Champion.
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- Cast:
- Craig Charles , Jayne Middlemiss , Jonathan Pearce
Episode 7 : Grand Final
February. 13,1998
The heat winners return for the grand final!
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Episode 6 : Heat F
February. 06,1998
Robots competing in Heat F: Skarab, The Blob, T.R.A.C.I.E., Elvis, Prince of Darkness, Eubank the Mouse
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Episode 5 : Heat E
January. 30,1998
Robots competing in Heat E: Wharthog, Psychosprout, Bodyhammer, Torque of the Devil, REALI-T, Full Metal Anorak.
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Episode 4 : Heat D
January. 23,1998
Robots competing in Heat D: Vector of Armageddon, Krayzee Tokyo, Cunning Plan, SAT'arn, Bugs, The Demolisher
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Episode 3 : Heat C
January. 16,1998
Robots competing in Heat C: Cruella, Plunderbird 1, WYSIWYG, Robot The Bruce, Wedgehog, Dreadnaut
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Episode 2 : Heat B
January. 09,1998
Robots competing in Heat B: Uglybot, Scrapper, Recyclopse, Detonator, Mortis, Leighbot
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Episode 1 : Heat A
January. 02,1998
Robots competing in Heat A: Roadblock, Killertron, Barry, Shogun, Nemesis, Grunt
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