American Ninja Warrior Junior
7.3
2018
Family
, Kids
The next generation of "American Ninja Warrior" begins, as some of the show's biggest fans now get an opportunity to compete for the chance to be named American Ninja Warrior junior champion.
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- Cast：
- Matt Iseman , Akbar Gbaja-Biamila , Laurie Hernandez
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EP1 - A New Generation Takes the Course
September. 09,2021
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EP2 - Junior Qualifier 2
September. 16,2021
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EP3 - Junior Qualifier 3
September. 23,2021
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EP4 - Junior Qualifier 4
September. 30,2021
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EP5 - Junior Qualifier 5
October. 07,2021
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EP6 - Junior Qualifier 6
October. 14,2021
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EP7 - Junior Qualifier 7
October. 21,2021
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EP8 - Junior Qualifier 8
October. 28,2021
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EP9 - Quarterfinal 1
November. 04,2021
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EP10 - Quarterfinal 2
November. 11,2021
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EP11 - Quarterfinal 3
November. 18,2021
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EP12 - Quarterfinal 4
November. 25,2021
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EP13 - Semifinal 1
November. 25,2021
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EP14 - Semifinal 2
December. 02,2021
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EP15 - Grand Finale
December. 09,2021
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