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Robot Wars (TV Series 1998–2018) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
- Format
- Heats
- Semi-Finals
- Trial Competitions
- Christmas Specials
- Television Ratings
- Robot Wars: Grand Champions
The series consisted of sixteen heats featuring six robots each. The heat format underwent significant changes, with the first round now consisting of two three-way 'Eliminators' where two robots would progress to the second round. As with Series 3, the second round featured a pair of one-on-one battles, the winners of which would face each other i...
Heat A
1. Main article: Robot Wars: The Fourth Wars/Heat A Robots competing in Heat A: Chaos 2, Atomic, Indefatigable, Medusa 2000, King B3, Attila the Drum Eliminators 1. Indefatigable vs Atomic vs Chaos 2: Indefatigable eliminated 2. Attila The Drum vs King B3 vs Medusa 2000: Attila The Drum eliminated Semi-Finals 1. Medusa 2000 vs Chaos 2: Chaos 2 won 2. King B3 vs Atomic: Atomic won Final 1. Chaos 2 vs Atomic: Chaos 2 won
Heat B
1. Main article: Robot Wars: The Fourth Wars/Heat B Robots competing in Heat B: Razer, Robochicken, Velocirippa, Milly-Ann Bug, Pussycat, Reptirron Eliminators 1. Razer vs Velocirippa vs Robochicken: Velocirippa eliminated 2. Pussycat vs Milly-Ann Bug vs Reptirron: Reptirron eliminated Semi-Finals 1. Razer vs Milly-Ann Bug: Razer won 2. Pussycat vs Robochicken: Pussycat won Final 1. Razer vs Pussycat: Pussycat won
Heat C
1. Main article: Robot Wars: The Fourth Wars/Heat C Robots competing in Heat C: Firestorm 2, The Morgue, Scar, Bolt from the Blue, Diotoir, Ming 2 Eliminators 1. Scar vs The Morgue vs Firestorm 2: The Morgue eliminated 2. Bolt From The Blue vs Diotoir vs Ming 2: Diotoir eliminated 1. Note: After the eliminators, Scar broke down and could not be fixed in time so The Morgue was reinstated. Semi-Finals 1. Firestorm 2 vs Bolt From The Blue: Firestorm 2 won 2. Ming 2 vs The Morgue: The Morgue won...
Semi-Final 1
1. Main article: Robot Wars: The Fourth Wars/Semi-Final 1 Round 1 1. Chaos 2 vs Steg 2: Chaos 2 won 2. Wheely Big Cheese vs Tornado: Tornado won 3. Thermidor 2 vs Pussycat: Pussycat won 4. Firestorm 2 vs Dominator 2: Dominator 2 won Round 2 1. Chaos 2 vs Tornado: Chaos 2 won 2. Pussycat vs Dominator 2: Pussycat won
Semi-Final 2
1. Main article: Robot Wars: The Fourth Wars/Semi-Final 2 Round 1 1. Stinger vs MouseTrap: Stinger won 2. Spawn of Scutter vs Panic Attack: Panic Attack won 3. Hypno-Disc vs Splinter: Hypno-Disc won 4. Wild Thing vs X-Terminator 2: Wild Thing won Round 2 1. Stinger vs Panic Attack: Stinger won 2. Hypno-Disc vs Wild Thing: Hypno-Disc won
Like Series 3, two trials from Series 2 were held as competitions during the series. Pinball returned from the last series, whilst Soccer was replaced with Sumo. The winner was the robot with the best score at the end.
During the Fourth Wars, a number of special shows were held over the Christmas period. These Christmas Specials were a Celebrity Special, Tag Team Terror, Northern Annihilator, Southern Annihilator and War of Independence.
The series' television ratings record was mixed. The series started promisingly, with Heat A reaching 3rd in top thirty highest weekly rated BBC 2 shows by attracting 4.05 million viewers. Heat B managed to earn second place with 3.97 million viewers, and although heats C and D ranked outside the top ten, Heat E became the first episode of the seri...
Robot Wars: Grand Champions was the name given to an American version of the Fourth Wars that was broadcast on the US cable network TNN in 2002. Shown around the same time as the second season of Extreme Warriors, the series run consisted of 23 episodes with all but one of the Christmas specials being shown after the Grand Final. The Celebrity Spec...
- 19 The Fourth Wars get underway with the first six teams sending their machines into battle.
- 19 Six more teams compete for one of the sought-after places in the semi-finals.
- 19 The line-up includes Firestorm and Diotoir, adversaries from series three.
- 19 Mortis, Crusader II, Iron Awe, Cronos and Mazakari go into battle for a semi-final place.
Robot Wars is a British robot combat television series created by Tom Gutteridge and Stephen Carsey which aired from 1998 to 2004 and from 2016 to 2018.
- Robot Competition
Robot Wars: With Jonathan Pearce, Noel Sharkey, Stuart McDonald, Craig Charles. Knockout competition between deadly robots designed and controlled by contestants. There's chainsaws, spikes, and lots of flying metal.
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- 1998-01-02
- Action, Game-Show, Sport
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The Fourth Wars The series consists of sixteen heats featuring six robots each. The heat format undergoes significant changes, with the first round now consisting of two three-way 'Eliminators' where two robots will progress to the second round.
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