Gladiators is back! Reboot of the 90s TV show is CONFIRMED by the BBC
A reboot of 90s TV show Gladiators has been confirmed by the BBC as a new batch of 'superhumans' take on contestants in a new 11-episode series.
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A reboot of 90s TV show Gladiators has been confirmed by the BBC as a new batch of 'superhumans' take on contestants in a new 11-episode series.
The bodybuilder, 50, whose real name is Kim Betts, was the longest-serving female Gladiator on the beloved ITV show.
The show saw members of the public battle it out against the show's colourful cast of bodybuilders and gymnasts, known as Gladiators.
The 1990's show Gladiators is set to return to screens next year on the BBC, and from stints in jail to opening their own gyms, there's been a lot of ups and downs for the original cast.
Rise and fall of the Gladiators: Following the scandal surrounding Shadow's drug-fuelled blackmail plot and host Ulrika Jonsson's claims of bed-hopping and boozing - where are the TV stars now? The show has been mired in scandal over the years, with a cast member even serving prison time, Mike Ahearn was convicted of an act with tendency to pervert the course of justice and jailed for 15 months Sandy Young - known as Phoenix - was sentenced to 150 hours of community service in 1996 for attacking her ex-husband due to a custody disagreement over their son Meanwhile, Michael Willson - known as ...