Gladiators is back on our screens tonight as hopeful contestants from across the UK go head-to-head with the professionals.
Like most of Saturday night television, Gladiators has seen changes to its scheduling because of the Six Nations.
The Six Nations tournament kicked off last week when the previous winners Ireland battled it out with France on February 2.
When is Gladiators on tonight amid Six Nations shakeup?
Gladiators READY! #Gladiators #GladiatorsTV pic.twitter.com/6R3RPoqeKy
— Gladiators (@GladiatorsTV) December 9, 2023
According to the Radio Times, Gladiators will air on BBC One at 5:50pm and finish an hour later at 6:50pm when Michael McIntyre's Big Show begins.
Gladiators returned to British TV screens on January 13 with a new batch of Gladiators and many familiar challenges.
Father and son duo Bradley and Barney Walsh have fronted the new series as The Chase star adds more presenting gigs to his already illustrious career.
Other programmes like ITV's The Masked Singer and Limitless Win have been affected by the Six Nations and will air at 7:15pm and 8:45pm respectively.
Who are the new Gladiators?
There are 16 new Gladiators on the BBC reboot that contenders must deal with.
The new Gladiators are:
- Apollo (Alex Gray)
- Athena (Karenjeet Kaur Bains)
- Bionic (Matty Campbell)
- Comet (Ella-Mae Rayner)
- Diamond (Livi Sheldon)
- Dynamite (Emily Steel)
Gladiators Ready! Here’s your first look at the Gladiators line up. These 16 phenomenal Gladiators, in their impressive new costumes, are ready to take on the Contenders.
— Gladiators (@GladiatorsTV) May 31, 2023
Are you ready? #Gladiators #GladiatorsTV pic.twitter.com/mzBEOpk5tx
- Electro (Jade Packer)
- Fire (Montell Douglas)
- Fury (Jodie Ounsley)
- Giant (Jamie Christian Johal)
- Legend (Matt Morsia)
- Nitro (Harry Aikines-Aryeetey)
- Phantom (Toby Olubi)
- Sabre (Sheli McCo)
- Steel (Zack George)
- Viper (Quang Luong)
The three new referees for the series are Sonia Mkoloma, Lee Phillips and ex-Premier League Football referee Mark Clattenburg.
Gladiators will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 5:50pm.
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