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I know I was ready to watch it last night. I want to see if its any good. I was ready to shit on the reboot but eneded up loving it so hoping for the US one to do something similar.
From what I've read USA Gladiators is on Prime Video
Episodes 1-3 April 17th
Episodes 4-6 April 24th &
Episodes 7-10 May 1st
Look's like the winners get $100,000. Do the UK winners get prize money?
I watched an episode on the dodgy tv box with the kids.
It is soooooo bad! Everything you expect from an American version of a show.
It’s like they threw the original concept in a blender and added a heap of American flag stars.
Also the commentary is delivered at an excessive volume, like the commentators are being chased themselves.
I really wanted to try the American one. I have no idea why they advertised it all over the uk when its not on for us. Doesn't sound like we are missing much though.
I managed to watch the first 3 episodes. I was shocked during powerball there were no rules, it was mayhem and great to watch. The eliminater is the same set up as the UK one but when they are climbing the rope the whole set moves and looks a lot harder. The travelator is brutal it's longer and they are struggling with it. It was a great watch!
I would imagine the cost of flying there and accommodating everyone in France was financially cheaper than doing everything from scratch in the US. Everything was all in place after the French version of the show had finished filming (I believe it tanked in the ratings anyway).
Tea on Reddit suggests that they paid the audience a small amount of Euros to stay for the purposes of filming.
I would imagine the cost of flying there and accommodating everyone in France was financially cheaper than doing everything from scratch in the US. Everything was all in place after the French version of the show had finished filming (I believe it tanked in the ratings anyway).
Tea on Reddit suggests that they paid the audience a small amount of Euros to stay for the purposes of filming.
That's probably true. A colleague of mine was out in Poland when the BBC were filming the first series of The Wall and got paid to be a member of the audience.
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