BattleBots
TV-PG
7.1
2000
Reality
In a BattleBots event the competitors are remote-controlled armed and armored machines, designed to fight in an arena combat elimination tournament. If both combat robots are still operational at the end of the match the winner is determined by a point system based on damage, aggression, and strategy. The television show BattleBots aired on the American cable network Comedy Central for five seasons, covering five BattleBots tournaments. The first season aired starting in August 2000, and the fifth season aired starting in August 2002. Hosts of BattleBots were Bil Dwyer and Sean Salisbury and correspondents included former Baywatch actresses Donna D'Errico, Carmen Electra, and Traci Bingham, former Playboy Playmate Heidi Mark, and identical twins Randy and Jason Sklar. Bill Nye was the show's "technical expert". After five 'seasons', Comedy Central terminated their contract with BattleBots Inc. in late 2002.
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- Cast：
- Carmen Electra , Donna D'Errico , Traci Bingham , Heidi Mark , Bill Nye , Sean Salisbury , Arj Barker
Episode 20 : Sallad vs. Dr. Inferno Jr., Gamma Raptor vs. Wedge of Doom, Dr. Inferno Jr. vs. Gamma Raptor
September. 11,2001
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Episode 19 : T-Wrex vs. Hazard, Little Drummer Boy vs. Sabotage, Little Drummer Boy vs. Hazard
September. 11,2001
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Episode 18 : Vladiator vs. Diesector, Minion vs Toro, Minion vs. Vladiator
September. 04,2001
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Episode 17 : Herr Gepoünden vs. Dr. Inferno Jr., T-Minus vs. T-Wrex, Gamma Raptor vs. Mouser Mecha Catbot
September. 04,2001
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Episode 16 : Son of Whyachi vs. Hexadecimator, Overkill vs. Biohazard, Son of Whyachi vs. Biohazard
August. 28,2001
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Episode 15 : Killerhurtz vs. Hexadecimator, Electric Lunch vs. Minion, Mechavore vs. Son of Whyachi
August. 28,2001
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Episode 14 : Diesector vs. Rammstein, Techno Destructo vs. Vladiator, Chinkilla vs LaMachine, DreadN, Ginsu
August. 21,2001
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Episode 13 : Ziggo vs. Shrike, Tazbot vs. Biohazard, Phere vs. Toro
August. 21,2001
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Episode 12 : T-Minus vs. Sunshine Lollibot, Dawn of Destruction vs. Diesector, Wedge of Doom vs. Wacky Compass
August. 14,2001
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Episode 11 : Blood Moon vs. Mouser Mecha Catbot, Zion vs. Hazard, SABotage vs. Double Agent
August. 14,2001
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Episode 10 : Tazbot vs. Golddigger, Overkill vs. M.O.E., Voltronic vs. Bacchus
August. 07,2001
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Episode 9 : Rammstein vs. The Judge, Twin Paradox vs. Deadblow, I-Beam vs. Greenspan
August. 07,2001
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Episode 8 : Sallad vs. Carnage Raptor, Ankle Biter vs. F5, Blood Moon vs. Shaft
May. 31,2001
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Episode 7 : Rim Tin Tin vs. Hammerhead, Son of Whyachi vs. Nightmare, Omega-13 vs. Killerhurtz
May. 31,2001
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Episode 6 : BattleRat vs. Crash Test Dummy, Little Sister vs. Biohazard, Little Drummer Boy vs. Blade Runner
May. 24,2001
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Episode 5 : Ziggo vs. Wacker, Vlad vs. Mechavore, CUAD the Crusher vs. Techno Destructo
May. 24,2001
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Episode 4 : S.T.C.W.R. vs. Complete Control, Bad Attitude vs. T-Wrex, Hexadecimator vs. Fork-n-Stein
May. 17,2001
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Episode 3 : Hammertime vs. Vladiator, Toe Crusher vs. Dr. Inferno Jr., Little Sister vs. Gammatron
May. 17,2001
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Episode 2 : Double Agent vs. Turbo, Toro vs. World Peace
May. 10,2001
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Episode 1 : Nightmare vs. Slam Job, Shish-ka-bot 1.1 vs. Trilobot, Minion vs. Ogre
May. 10,2001
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