Gladiators (2024 Australian TV series)

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Gladiators
Genre Sports entertainment
Created by
  • Dan Carr
  • John Ferraro
Based on Gladiators
by Dan Carr and John Ferraro
Presented by
Starring Mark McGaw
Voices ofMatt Russell
Country of originAustralia
Original languageEnglish
No. of series1
No. of episodes12
Production
Executive producers
  • John Ferraro
  • Barry Poznick
Camera setupMulti-camera
Production company Warner Bros. International Television Production
Original release
Network Network 10
Release15 January (2024-01-15) –
28 January 2024 (2024-01-28)
Related
Gladiators (1995–1996)
Gladiators (2008)

Gladiators (also known as Gladiators Australia) is an Australian television series, which premiered on 15 January 2024 on Network 10. [1] [2] [3] It is hosted by Beau Ryan and Liz Ellis. It is based on the earlier Australian iterations of the American version of the franchise. [4] The first iteration being broadcast from 1995–1996 and a short-lived revival being the second in 2008.

Contents

The referee of the show is the former Australian Gladiator and rugby league player, Mark McGaw, also known as "Hammer". [5] [6] Casting for contenders for the first series began in August 2023 [7] and the twelve "Gladiators" were announced on 26 September 2023. [8] In May 2024, it was officially announced that Gladiators is being cancelled after only one season, that failed to find an audience. [9]

Production

The second possible revival of the Australian version of Gladiators was rumoured to be produced soon after the second British revival was announced. [10] Casting for contenders to compete against the Gladiators was announced in August, and it was revealed that the show would air in early 2024 on Network 10. [7] Distribution rights are held by Amazon MGM Studios Distribution, with the show being executively produced by John C. Ferraro and Barry Poznick. [11] The episodes were filmed at Disney Studios Australia in Sydney, New South Wales. [6]

The series was initially announced as premiering on 7 January 2024, within the summer non-ratings period; however, one month prior to the premiere, it was postponed by a day. [3] It was later announced that the series would instead premiere on 15 January 2024, to enable a wider audience to view the revival series. [2]

Marketing

The series was announced to air in early 2024. It is sponsored by a wide range of companies, including QSR International and auto home delivery services, and will include "back-to-school" marketing. Similar to the original series, it is a comedic sports entertainment show with "cartoon-ish violence" for a family audience. [12]

The first official teaser trailer for the series was released on 6 November 2023, featuring eight of the Gladiators of the show (females Arrow, Chaos, Comet, Halo, and males Cyclone, Phoenix, Spartan and Viking). [13]

Format

The show involves permanent competitors known as "Gladiators" that compete against "Contenders" in several events made to test out both their physical and mental capabilities.

In each episode, two men and two women compete for points against the Gladiators across four different events, with separate events for males and females. After this, each pair then competes against each other in "The Eliminator", a grueling obstacle course, of which any points they have won previously go towards time for a head start on their opponent. The winner of this is dubbed the champion of the episode, and will advance to the Finals, in hope to be crowned as the overall champions.

The winners of the series had the opportunity to become a Gladiator in the next series of the show and face off against new contenders, though there was never going to be a second series. [3]

Events

On the show, the Contenders will face the Gladiators in events testing their speed, strength, stamina, agility and power. [14] The series sees the return of some classic events, with a few brand-new events. [15] Each episode featured four events chosen at random, with every episode finishing with The Eliminator obstacle course. [16]

In the first series, the following events were introduced in this order:

The Edge

The Edge is a brand new event in Gladiators Australia, in which the contender goes head-to-head against one gladiator in a criss-cross-shaped platform 5 metres above the arena floor. The contender must make it to the other side without being knocked off the Edge by the gladiator. Each cross is worth a point.

The game is based on the British event with the same name.

The Eliminator

The final Eliminator obstacle course includes 9 different obstacles:

  1. Over-under bars
  2. Balance beams
  3. 6 meter rope climb
  4. Hand ladders
  5. Climbing up and down the Pyramid
  6. Cargo net climb
  7. Fire pole dismount
  8. Travelator
  9. Through the "foam brick" wall

Gladiators

The 12 Australian and New Zealander athletes, appearing as Gladiators, were announced on 26 September 2023. [8]

However, in November 2023, it was revealed that a seventh male Gladiator would appear on the show. Named "Dragon", light heavyweight mixed martial artist Tyson Pedro was revealed. [17] [18] Black Ops—real name Bertrand Venail—was also revealed during the airing of the series – bringing the total to 14 Gladiators.

The grand prize for the winners of the season, Kalani Lenehan and Taylah Bisshopp, was the title of Gladiator. [19]

Female Gladiators
AliasNameSeriesAgeStatsState/TerritoryBiography
ArrowHarriet Roberts131170 cm (5 ft 7 in)
74 kg (163 lb)		 QLD
ChaosJaymi-Lee Morris130164 cm (5 ft 5 in)
82 kg (181 lb)		 NSW
  • Bodybuilder and powerlifter
CometTatyanna Pogonza-Dumas124170 cm (5 ft 7 in)
65 kg (143 lb)		NSW
Elektra Alethea Boon 139161 cm (5 ft 3 in)
64 kg (141 lb)		NSW
HaloChanique Greyling130179 cm (5 ft 10 in)
68 kg (150 lb)		NSW
  • Hollywood stuntwoman, model and mixed martial artist
RavenKatelin van Zyl131173 cm (5 ft 8 in)
67 kg (148 lb)		QLD
  • CrossFit Games athlete and former Australian field hockey player
Male Gladiators
AliasNameSeriesAgeStatsState/TerritoryBiography
Black OpsBertrand Venail136 NSW
CobraDamien Rider148190 cm (6 ft 3 in)
95 kg (209 lb)		 SA
CycloneBlessings Chilufya122191 cm (6 ft 3 in)
104 kg (229 lb)		 QLD
  • Fitness coach
Dragon Tyson Pedro 131188 cm (6 ft 2 in)
99 kg (218 lb)		NSW
  • UFC mixed martial artist
MaximusKwame Duah130178 cm (5 ft 10 in)
108 kg (238 lb)		SA
  • Bodybuilder and influencer
Phoenix Sandor Earl 133192 cm (6 ft 4 in)
105 kg (231 lb)		NSW
  • Former NRL player for New Zealand
SpartanKhan Porter133182 cm (6 ft 0 in)
92 kg (203 lb)		NSW
  • CrossFit Games athlete
Viking Jett Kenny 130188 cm (6 ft 2 in)
93 kg (205 lb)		QLD
  • Australian ironman, television personality and model

Episodes

EpisodeContestOriginal airdateContenders (Female)Contenders (Male)Events
1Heat 115 January 2024Ana v MakedonkaJonny v Ben/Kurt [a] Duel, Powerball, The Wall, Pyramid
2Heat 216 January 2024Taylah v CaitlinChris v AlexPowerball, Duel, Pyramid, The Wall
3Heat 317 January 2024Tee v YaniZak/Danny [b] v ChrisThe Wall, Duel, Powerball, Pyramid
4Heat 418 January 2024Julia v Emilia/Bec [c] Leo/Daine [d] v DanPowerball, Duel, Pyramid, The Wall
5Heat 519 January 2024Sam v RachelleKalani v ToreyDuel, Powerball, Pyramid, The Wall
6Heat 621 January 2024Michelle v JaniceJason v SohrabThe Wall, Duel, Powerball, Pyramid
7Quarter Final 122 January 2024Tee v JuliaJason v ChrisPyramid, Tilt, Hang Tough, The Wall
8Quarter Final 223 January 2024Makedonka v JaniceJonny v KalaniHang Tough, Tilt, Pyramid, The Wall
9Quarter Final 324 January 2024Taylah v SamDaine v DannyTilt, Hang Tough, The Wall, Pyramid
10Semi Final 125 January 2024Taylah v TeeDaine v ChrisThe Edge, Pyramid, Whiplash, The Wall/Duel
11Semi Final 226 January 2024Janice v Julia (wildcard)Kalani v Jason (wildcard)The Edge, The Wall, Duel, Pyramid, Whiplash
12Grand Final28 January 2024Taylah v JaniceDaine v KalaniHang Tough, The Wall, The Edge, Pyramid
Notes
  1. ↑ Ben got injured in Powerball, so he was replaced by reserve contender Kurt.
  2. ↑ Zak got injured in Duel, so he was replaced by reserve contender Danny.
  3. ↑ Emilia got injured in Pyramid, so she was replaced by reserve contender Bec.
  4. ↑ Leo got injured in The Wall, so he was replaced by reserve contender Daine.

Episode summary

In the final eliminator round, each point is equal to 0.5 second head start for the winning contender.

Heat 1

Female
EventsAnaMakedonkaGladiators
Duel00Chaos
Powerball10Arrow, Chaos, Elektra
The Wall50Halo & Elektra
Pyramid00Halo & Arrow
Total scores60
Male
EventsJonnyBen/KurtGladiators
Duel00Phoenix
Powerball12Cobra, Phoenix, Spartan
The Wall00Spartan & Cobra
Pyramid00Cyclone & Phoenix
Total scores12
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Makedonka and Jonny

Heat 2

Female
EventsTaylahCaitlinGladiators
Powerball72Chaos, Elektra, Arrow
Duel00Halo
Pyramid05Halo & Elektra
The Wall00Elektra & Arrow
Total scores77
Male
EventsChrisAlexGladiators
Powerball35Cobra, Viking, Cyclone
Duel00Phoenix
Pyramid50Cobra & Spartan
The Wall010Cobra & Phoenix
Total scores815
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Taylah and Chris

Heat 3

Female
EventsTeeYaniGladiators
The Wall105Halo & Elektra
Duel50Chaos
Powerball54Arrow, Elektra, Halo
Pyramid100Arrow & Chaos
Total scores309
Male
EventsZak/DannyChrisGladiators
The Wall105Spartan & Black Ops
Duel00Phoenix
Powerball54Cobra, Phoenix, Spartan
Pyramid50Cobra & Spartan
Total scores209
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Tee and Danny

Heat 4

Female
EventsJuliaEmilia/BecGladiators
Powerball22Chaos, Arrow, Comet
Duel105Chaos
Pyramid010Arrow & Halo
The Wall00Elektra & Comet
Total scores1217
Male
EventsLeo/DaineDanGladiators
Powerball43Viking, Phoenix, Cyclone
Duel50Spartan
Pyramid100Cobra & Cyclone
The Wall010Viking & Spartan
Total scores1913
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Julia and Daine

Heat 5

Female
EventsSamRachelleGladiators
Duel00Raven
Powerball20Comet, Arrow, Chaos
Pyramid00Halo & Elektra
The Wall510Raven & Elektra
Total scores710
Male
EventsKalaniToreyGladiators
Duel00Maximus
Powerball37Spartan, Phoenix, Maximus
Pyramid50Cyclone & Phoenix
The Wall100Cobra & Black Ops
Total scores187
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Sam and Kalani

Heat 6

Female
EventsMichelleJaniceGladiators
The Wall100Comet & Elektra
Duel00Halo
Powerball31Arrow, Raven, Chaos
Pyramid00Comet & Raven
Total scores131
Male
EventsJasonSohrabGladiators
The Wall100Black Ops & Cobra
Duel100Phoenix
Powerball32Phoenix, Spartan, Maximus
Pyramid55Cyclone & Cobra
Total scores287
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Janice and Jason

Quarter Final 1

Female
EventsTeeJuliaGladiators
Pyramid100Arrow & Comet
Tilt50Elektra & Chaos
Hang Tough05Raven & Halo
The Wall105Raven & Elektra
Total scores2510
Male
EventsJasonChrisGladiators
Pyramid00Dragon & Cyclone
Tilt50Phoenix & Maximus
Hang Tough55Dragon & Spartan
The Wall105Phoenix & Cobra
Total scores2010
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Tee and Chris

Quarter Final 2

Female
EventsMakedonkaJaniceGladiators
Hang Tough50Comet & Halo
Tilt00Elektra & Arrow
Pyramid100Raven & Chaos
The Wall010Comet & Arrow
Total scores1510
EventsJonnyKalaniGladiators
Hang Tough05Spartan & Cobra
Tilt00Maximus & Dragon
Pyramid05Maximus & Phoenix
The Wall010Spartan & Cobra
Total scores020
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Janice and Kalani

Quarter Final 3

Female
EventsTaylahSamGladiators
Tilt00Strongwoman
Hang Tough00Raven & Elektra
The Wall00Comet & Arrow
Pyramid00Halo & Chaos
Total scores00
Male
EventsDaineDannyGladiators
Tilt50Strongman
Hang Tough05Dragon & Spartan
The Wall100Phoenix & Cobra
Pyramid105Maximus & Cyclone
Total scores2510
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Taylah and Daine

Semi Final 1

Female
EventsTaylahTeeGladiators
The Edge42Elektra & Raven
Pyramid00Comet & Arrow
Whiplash1010Chaos & Comet
The Wall010Arrow & Elektra
Total scores1422
Male
EventsDaineChrisGladiators
The Edge106Cyclone & Spartan
Pyramid05Maximus & Cyclone
Whiplash100Spartan & Cobra
Duel100Dragon
Total scores3011
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Taylah and Daine

Semi Final 2

Female
EventsJaniceJuliaGladiators
The Edge30Elektra & Halo
The Wall100Arrow & Raven
Duel00Chaos & Comet
Pyramid00Halo & Arrow
Whiplash010Elektra & Comet
Total scores1310
Male
EventsKalaniJasonGladiators
The Edge51Cyclone & Spartan
The Wall100Cobra & Dragon
Duel50Phoenix
Pyramid100Cyclone & Phoenix
Whiplash010Black Ops & Maximus
Total scores3011
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Janice and Kalani

Grand Final

Female
EventsTaylahJaniceGladiators
Hang Tough00Halo & Chaos
The Wall010Comet & Arrow
The Edge72Elektra & Raven
Pyramid05Halo & Arrow
Total scores717
Male
EventsDaineKalaniGladiators
Hang Tough105Dragon & Cobra
The Wall00Phoenix & Cobra
The Edge69Spartan & Cyclone
Pyramid105Maximus & Cyclone
Total scores2619
The Eliminator
  • Winners: Taylah and Kalani

Contenders progress

Color key:

  Series champions
  Runners-up
  The contender won the episode and advanced
  The contender was medically withdrawn from the competition
  The contender was a wildcard and qualified
  The contender lost the episode and was eliminated
ContendersEpisodes
HeatsQuarter FinalsSemi FinalsFinal
123456789101112
Kalani—WIN—WIN—WINWINNER
Taylah—WIN—WINWIN—WINNER
Daine—WIN—WINWIN—RUNNER-UP
Janice—WIN—WIN—WINRUNNER-UP
Jason—WINWC—OUT—
Julia—WIN—WC—OUT—
Chris—WIN—WIN—OUT—
Tee—WIN—WIN—OUT—
Danny—WIN—OUT—
Sam—WIN—OUT—
JonnyWIN—OUT—
MakedonkaWIN—OUT—
Sohrab—OUT—
Michelle—OUT—
Torey—OUT—
Rachelle—OUT—
Dan—OUT—
Bec—OUT—
Leo—WDR—
Emilia—WDR—
Chris—OUT—
Zak—WDR—
Yani—OUT—
Alex—OUT—
Caitlin—OUT—
KurtOUT—
BenWDR—
AnaOUT—

Reception

Critical reception

The return of Gladiators has received mixed–to–poor critique. The series received a lot of negative comments via social media, relating to the "poor set design", and the slow pacing. The lack of audience and variety of events were also denounced. [20]

Ratings

Ratings data is from OzTAM and represents the top 20 viewership from the five largest Australian metropolitan centres (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth).

No.TitleAir dateTimeslotOvernight ratingsConsolidated ratingsTotal
viewers		Ref(s)
ViewersRankViewersRank
1Premiere15 January 2024Monday 7:30 pm395,0008——395,000 [21]
2Episode 216 January 2024Tuesday 7:30 pm196,00020——196,000 [22]
3Episode 317 January 2024Wednesday 7:30 pm219,00017——219,000 [23]
4Episode 418 January 2024Thursday 7:30 pm–NR——– [24]
5Episode 519 January 2024Friday 7:30 pm–NR——– [25]
6Episode 621 January 2024Sunday 7:30 pm176,00016——176,000 [26]
7Episode 722 January 2024Monday 7:30 pm161,00020——161,000 [27]
8Episode 823 January 2024Tuesday 7:30 pm–NR——– [28]
9Episode 924 January 2024Wednesday 7:30 pm–NR——– [29]
10Episode 1025 January 2024Thursday 7:30 pm–NR——– [30]
11Episode 1126 January 2024Friday 7:30 pm–NR——– [31]
12Grand Final28 January 2024Sunday 7:30 pm–NR*——– [32]

NR = Did not rank in Top 20

*From 28 September 2023, OzTAM ratings changed. The Grand Final ranked 21 on the Total TV Overnight Top 30 Programs with a reach of 697,000. [33]

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