2378:- The Third Wars onwards - the House Robots were now confined to the four corners of the arena much like in The First Wars. Which house robot was used in which battle was defined by a rota system but would also sometimes depend on if a house robot was being repaired. In The Fourth Wars, the house robots switched to a rota system of Shunt, Matilda, Sgt. Bash and Dead Metal. Sir Killalot consistently appeared every round excepting battles 3 & 4 of the War of Independence when the original 4 house robots occupy all the CPZs. From The Fifth Wars and Extreme 1 onwards only two house robots were allowed in the arena at a time and this moved in a rota through all of the machines. However some House Robots did not appear in a show or on some occasions missed several shows before making an appearance. For Series 8, the CPZs are larger and L-shaped. The house robots no longer attack competitors who enter any CPZ, but stick to guarding their own and can still attack robots that have been immobilised.
2384:- The Third Wars onwards - A powerful pneumatic flipper set into the floor resembling an aircraft carrier catapult, capable of throwing a robot across the arena. It was generally only used on robots that had already been defeated, but was occasionally fired during events such as the House Robot Rebellion. When originally introduced, it just looked like a part of the arena floor. For The Fourth Wars the flipper was given a yellow/black paint scheme similar to the redesigned Pit of Oblivion. For Extreme 1/Series 5 the power of the flipper increased, allowing it to hurl even the heaviest robots into the air and flip featherweight robots out of the arena. For Series 8, this is no longer used as a coup de grace for defeated robots, but fires independently during a fight. It is positioned diagonally on the floor and is capable not only of launching robots into the air but also trapping robots as it closes.
2340:- The First Wars to The Third Wars and Series 8 onwards - These were pneumatic spikes located in several positions on the arena floor that came up whenever a robot drove over them. They trapped robots and on occasion flipped them. They were removed for Series 4 after causing many upsets during The Third Wars, where robots currently winning battles would be overturned and then lose. This most notably happened during Heat B when Behemoth was flipped, could not self-right and its opponent Pitbull won by default. For Series 8, a group of five large spikes form one of the four main traps of the arena. They are powerful and large enough to lift and trap robots for a brief moment (as happened to Bonk in the opening episode), but are not as fast as their predecessors. In theory, this will avoid the sort of upsets seen in Series 3. One spike 'hole' is capable of emitting sparks.
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to their predecessors, but with significant differences: Dead Metal's head has been enlarged with glowing eyes, Matilda's back-mounted fins have been replaced with smaller crocodilian scales, spikes appear on her frill, her eyes are now red and her whole head section now flips up; Shunt has enlarged wheel protectors and metal chimneys replacing the smokestack; and Sir
Killalot's armour and helmet has been entirely redesigned. This was said to be to show the actual shape of Sir Killalot's head, rather than the helmet he is wearing. The other house robots did not return for this series.
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video game as the base engine. It featured many robots from the TV series as well as robots competing in the newer live events. It also included the original Robot Wars arena and various live arenas. It was released to the public in
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Round 1 was two 3 way battles similar to series 4 which the winners would progress to the heat semi-final. Losers would compete against the losers from the opposite round 1 from which the winners would progress to the heat semi-final. After the two semi-finals, there was a third-place match for a
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There were remote controlled versions of Shunt, Matilda, Sir
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Throughout Robot Wars' run, arena booby-traps were introduced and amended. Generally, traps which proved ineffective were omitted in later series, however some traps proved to be a success (such as the Pit of
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took over and did so rather late in 2018. There were also pullback and ripcord toys of the Series 3, 4, 5, 6, Extreme 1 and Extreme 2 Competitors Chaos 2, Dantomkia, Firestorm, Hypno-Disc, Panic Attack, Pussycat, Razer, Stinger, Tornado, Wheely Big Cheese and X-Terminator 2. Each came with an
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Pullback and Friction toys were made of all the House Robots, with the exception of Cassius Chrome as the toys from Logistix Kids had stopped production when it was introduced for The Seventh Wars and the toys would have resumed production by Series 8, 9 or 10, but this did not happen until
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the programme's success and merchandising of these robots was highly successful. Furthermore, the house robots were not subject to the 100 kg (220 lb) weight limit or weapon rules that contestant robots had to adhere to, the most notable example of this was Sergeant Bash's
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in the United States. The arena was approximately 32 by 48 feet (9.8 by 14.6 m). For Series 1 to 3 the arena was not enclosed as such, as the audience were raised above the arena. The increasing sophistication of weaponry from contestant robots โ most notably demonstrated by
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commentaries. The programme was well known for phrases such as "Roboteers, stand by", "3. 2. 1. Activate" and "Cease!". These phrases were announced by the director, Stuart McDonald and became a recognisable part of the series for the entire duration of its run.
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videos were released of the show. These included "The First Great War" a look at the making of Series 1, "The First World Championship" which was released exclusively on video and the "Ultimate Warrior Collection" featuring exclusive access to the teams of
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continuation of the original show. Following the 10th series, it was revealed that the BBC had decided not to renew the show for an 11th, and Robot Wars has been axed for the second time, the complete cancellation was met with backlash from fans.
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and Steve Carsey. The initial series were staged in various film studios around London but the stage and pit area became too large to fit into any of the conventional studios, so filming was later moved to an aircraft hangar at
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800,000 resulting in the show moving to Saturday nights after just three episodes. Channel 5 later axed the show after one series due to low ratings. After Robot Wars ended, an edited half-hour version of this series aired on
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to be released on home media. It was later released digitally. The Complete Compendium 2017 contained Series 9 and 10, along with the "Battle of the Stars" specials, were released on 11 December 2017 as a 5-disc DVD box set.
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power driven 1.4m wide pincers with 300 kg (660 lb) grip and overhead circular saw arm (S1-2) / 4000rpm magnesium circular saw mounted on hydraulic cradle which spins at 340 km/h (210 mph) (S3
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singles charts in December 2000, called "Sir Killalot Vs. Robo Babe - Robot Wars (Android Love)". A custom made game officially licensed under Robot Wars LLC was started on in October 2013, using the
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air base, where the arena was housed. A suit filed against RAF Newton by Robot Arenas Ltd. found that RAF Newton had acted reasonably in the matter and owed no compensation to Robot Arenas Ltd.
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concept. The legal proceedings surrounding these would last until 6 February 2002. Mentorn used Thorpe as a Consultant on the series, however and the initial series of
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Rest of the World (Diotoir, Cobra, Rabid M8, TMHWK)
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6042:Untold: The Greatest Sports Stories Never Told
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4424:"Saturday night switch for Robot Wars"
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5543:GameTrailers TV with Geoff Keighley
5512:Disorderly Conduct: Video on Patrol
4872:"Jonathan Pearce | Metro News"
4595:Harrison, Ellie (2 December 2016).
2837:Bigger Brother & Plunderbird 4
2022:Hammer strike, grab/lift with claw
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5695:Most Extreme Elimination Challenge
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3803:All Extreme episodes premiered on
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5298:Robot Wars: Arenas of Destruction
4476:"Robot Wars rebooted for BBC Two"
3311:Robot Wars: Arenas of Destruction
2840:X-Terminator 2 & Invertabrat
1935:Speed and sheer destructive power
892:(2016โ) and Lucy Rogers (2016โ).
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5373:10 Million Dollar Bigfoot Bounty
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3962:Celebrity Special Championship
3442:All episodes were announced by
3347:Robot Wars: Extreme Destruction
2467:Domestic Championships results
140:needs additional citations for
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6254:Television series about robots
6249:Robotics in the United Kingdom
4363:"Interview with Craig Charles"
4233:"Robot Wars Activated on Xbox"
4167:Survival Research Laboratories
4010:The Second World Championship
2686:Special Championships Results
740:The Fighting Robot Association
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5901:World's Wildest Police Videos
4498:"BBC Press Office on Twitter"
4050:The Third World Championship
4002:The First World Championship
1853:Requires time to build attack
1437:Robots Face the House Robots
458:Park Street Studios (2000โ01)
6028:TNA iMPACT!/Impact Wrestling
4949:Gill, James (23 June 2016).
2213:Robot Wars: Extreme Warriors
2177:Heavy with powerful weaponry
1305:There was no Semi-Final held
1196:There was no Semi-Final held
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5893:World's Most Amazing Videos
2834:Firestorm 2 & Scorpion
1844:2x24V magnetic drive motors
164:"Robot Wars" TV series
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4982:. London. 8 February 2010.
4743:. SphereTV. Archived from
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4412:. BBC News. 25 March 2003.
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1600:(2016โ2018), co-host with
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6234:Robot combat competitions
6204:BBC television game shows
6007:Spike Guys' Choice Awards
5743:Ride with Funkmaster Flex
5237:Related television series
4994:"BBC Robot Wars - Page 9"
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5979:Premier Boxing Champions
5291:Robot Wars: Metal Mayhem
4090:World Series: Episode 2
4082:World Series: Episode 1
3301:Robot Wars: Metal Mayhem
2762:First Celebrity Special
2128:Prototype electric motor
1453:A new robot tournament.
711:(1998โ2000, 2002โ2003),
27:Robot combat competition
5791:Spike Video Game Awards
5775:The Shannara Chronicles
5639:The John Henson Project
4795:"Dave Lister Biography"
4713:"Robot Wars Press Pack"
4688:"The Show - Robot Wars"
4646:. BBC. 10 February 2017
4450:"news. (Accessibility)"
4410:"Robot Wars leaves BBC"
3946:The Best of Robot Wars
2445:Competitors and results
1469:Children took control.
6239:Robot Wars (TV series)
5607:Ink Master: Redemption
5252:Nickelodeon Robot Wars
4668:. inews. 18 March 2018
4058:Meet the House Robots
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6244:Robotics competitions
6091:WWE Sunday Night HEAT
5909:World's Worst Tenants
5878:When Good Pets Go Bad
5634: (2003โ04; 2013)
5567:Hey! Spring of Trivia
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4624:. BBC. 1 January 1970
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3986:Southern Annihilator
3978:Northern Annihilator
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6035:The Ultimate Fighter
5663:The Lance Krall Show
5358:original programming
4998:Fightingrobots.co.uk
4850:"Philippa Forrester"
4825:"Philippa Forrester"
4799:The SadGeezers Guide
4338:"Robot Wars History"
4305:"Robot Wars History"
4180:Notes and references
4133:Robotica (TV Series)
3994:War of Independence
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3128:Battle of the Stars
2892:War of Independence
2546:Panic Attack/Mace 2
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2060:N/A - Non-combative
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1900:Poor manoeuvrability
1869:112 (247) (original)
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1514:Commonwealth Carnage
1506:University Challenge
1461:Women took control.
1056:Maggie Aderin-Pocock
974:from after 2004, on
927:The National Network
763:US Robot Wars events
482:Production companies
477:60 minutes (2003โ18)
473:30 minutes (1998โ99)
456:(1999โ2000; 2001โ02)
445:Production locations
368:Mat Irvine (2001โ04)
329:(1998โ2000, 2002โ03)
149:improve this article
5885:Wild World of Spike
5421:Blue Mountain State
4980:The Daily Telegraph
4367:outlineonline.co.uk
4259:Roamingrobots.co.uk
4255:"Home - Robot Wars"
4140:Robot Combat League
3938:The Grudge Matches
3344:in 2002 was called
2950:The Forces Special
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2113:327 (721) (revival)
2092:Long-range weaponry
2057:N/A - Non-combative
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1956:350 (770) (revival)
1871:343 (756) (revival)
1856:High speed ramming
1374:All-Star Tournament
518:(2000, one episode)
6049:Whacked Out Sports
5863:Unsolved Mysteries
5815:Surviving Disaster
5631:The Joe Schmo Show
5599:Ink Master: Angels
5559:Half Pint Brawlers
5465:Catch a Contractor
4805:on 21 October 2006
4747:on 5 December 2006
4430:. 21 November 2003
4315:on 2 November 2006
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3633:Philippa Forrester
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1981:Lacks self-control
1978:Tough exo-skeleton
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1344:Robot Wars Extreme
1170:Competition Format
1103:Removal from arena
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5719:Raising the Roofs
5505:Deadliest Warrior
5413:Blade: The Series
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3991:31 December 2000
3983:30 December 2000
3975:29 December 2000
3970:Tag Team Terror
3967:28 December 2000
3959:27 December 2000
3927:31 December 1998
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3585:23 February 2001
3493:20 February 1998
3483:Original series
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5674: (2015โ17)
5671:Lip Sync Battle
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4018:Forces Special
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3884:13 January 2003
3841:26 October 2001
3801:
3789:3 December 2017
3786:22 October 2017
3756:Jonathan Pearce
3709:Revived series
3688:2 November 2003
3561:3 December 1999
3540:6 November 1998
3526:Jonathan Pearce
3505:Jeremy Clarkson
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3001:Semi-Finalists
2957:Royal Air Force
2887:Semi-Finalists
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3372:Transmissions
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3361:Robot Arena 2
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3188:World Series
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3169:Robbie Savage
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3117:Championship
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3111:(Netherlands)
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3083:Panic Attack
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2789:Anthea Turner
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2769:Adam Woodyatt
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470:Running time
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420:12 (Overall)
416:9 (Original)
359:Martin Smith
350:Noel Sharkey
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6166:Madso's War
5807:Super Agent
5783:Small Shots
5283:Video games
5273:Airmageddon
4955:Radio Times
4856:19 November
4834:19 November
4809:19 November
4779:18 November
4774:Robots Rule
4751:18 November
4672:22 February
4601:Radio Times
4347:19 November
4319:19 November
4309:Marc Thorpe
4173:Airmageddon
3865:Myra Wilson
3751:Lucy Rogers
3643:Myra Wilson
3620:27 May 2002
3603:Myra Wilson
3522:Adam Harper
3475:Commentator
3295:Video games
3235:accessory.
3212:Merchandise
3183:Runners-up
3149:Kadeena Cox
3139:Chris Stark
3135:Scott Mills
3123:Runners-up
3099:(Sri Lanka)
3049:Kan-Opener
3015:Das Gepรคck
2987:Submariners
2963:Mega-Hurts
2930:Drillzilla
2803:Shane Lynch
2660:Aftershock
2584:Hypno-Disc
2565:Hypno-Disc
2540:Hypno-Disc
2527:Killertron
2364:pyrotechnic
1995:750 (1,650)
1826:Seventh War
1775:House robot
1641:Dave Lister
1585:(1998โ2004)
1492:lightweight
1383:Annihilator
1121:Aggression:
1064:Scott Mills
1052:Neil Oliver
1036:Kadeena Cox
984:Sky History
941:(and later
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888:(2001โ03),
884:(2000โ01),
882:Myra Wilson
772:Marc Thorpe
659:created by
488:(1998โ2001)
428:of episodes
418:3 (Revival)
384:Narrated by
376:Lucy Rogers
364:Myra Wilson
361:(1999โ2004)
317:(2016โ2018)
312:(2016โ2018)
307:(1998โ2004)
6183:Categories
6070:WWE Excess
5942:ECW on TNN
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5751:Robot Wars
5735:Repo Games
5591:Ink Master
5405:Bar Rescue
5245:BattleBots
5226:Robot Wars
5219:Hypno-Disc
5127:Robot Wars
5080:Robot Wars
5069:Robot Wars
5058:Robot Wars
5052:BBC Online
5047:Robot Wars
4882:1 December
4548:The Herald
4482:13 January
4460:24 October
4239:1 December
4217:References
4160:Robot Wars
4126:BattleBots
4111:BBC portal
4042:All-Stars
3919:Date aired
3901:Mat Irvine
3870:Mat Irvine
3850:Julia Reed
3816:Start date
3805:BBC Choice
3674:Mat Irvine
3648:Mat Irvine
3624:BBC Choice
3617:6 May 2002
3598:Julia Reed
3460:Start date
3420:April 2017
3288:Robot Wars
3273:Hypno-Disc
3258:Home media
3244:Hypno-Disc
3159:Suzi Perry
3097:Supernova
3077:Dantomkia
3071:All-Stars
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3041:Runner-up
2967:Royal Navy
2884:Runner-up
2873:Onslaught
2851:Runner-up
2817:Runner-up
2779:Vic Reeves
2725:Runner-up
2697:Runner-up
2657:Ironside3
2613:Typhoon 2
2524:Roadblock
2502:Runner-up
2488:Roadblock
2460:See also:
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2218:Hypno-Disc
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2151:Second War
2030:Fourth War
1989:Mr. Psycho
1862:Dead Metal
1788:km/h (mph)
1705:Julia Reed
1701:Robot Wars
1693:programme
1691:technology
1678:Robot Wars
1662:Robot Wars
1658:Robot Wars
1633:Robot Wars
1612:Robot Wars
1532:Presenters
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1048:Suzi Perry
956:RAF Newton
922:Robot Wars
918:Robot Wars
908:Robot Wars
902:Presenter
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867:Mat Irvine
855:Robot Wars
839:Robot Wars
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803:Robot Wars
799:Robot Wars
780:Robot Wars
768:Robot Wars
748:Robot Wars
744:Robot Wars
713:Julia Reed
683:BBC Choice
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646:Robot Wars
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590:2001-10-08
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6014:TNA Epics
5993:RollerJam
5759:Scrappers
5167:Typhoon 2
5142:Roadblock
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4280:"History"
3828:Episodes
3695:Channel 5
3478:Episodes
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3029:(Germany)
3017:(Germany)
2765:Pussycat
2750:(England)
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2742:Behemoth
2738:(England)
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1951:First War
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1829:250 (550)
1812:Strengths
1767:Bold text
1734:In 2016,
1713:Channel 5
1709:pregnancy
1653:Red Dwarf
1480:antweight
1450:New Blood
1350:Bold text
1179:The Final
1173:The Heats
1058:, singer
980:Challenge
847:Wood Lane
821:Original
776:Lucasfilm
687:Channel 5
665:roboteers
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366:(2000โ01)
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104:and help
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6000:Slamball
5831:Top Card
5687:The Mist
5679:Manswers
5575:Hotlines
5535:Flip Men
5473:The Club
5259:Robotica
5224:List of
5182:Eruption
5003:27 April
4650:27 April
4628:27 April
4606:27 April
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4554:21 March
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4286:27 April
4264:27 April
4097:See also
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3819:End date
3463:End date
3262:Several
3180:Winners
3155:The Cat
3120:Winners
3091:Storm 2
3027:Delldog
2998:Winners
2942:Tornado
2775:Diotoir
2754:Diotoir
2711:Diotoir
2673:Carbide
2651:Carbide
2635:Carbide
2619:Tornado
2616:Storm 2
2594:Tornado
2562:Stinger
2556:Chaos 2
2537:Chaos 2
2521:Cassius
2168:120 (47)
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2007:145 (57)
2004:163 (64)
2001:150 (59)
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1880:160 (63)
1841:100 (39)
1838:130 (51)
1815:Weakness
1809:Weaponry
1728:football
1671:โ
1647:-themed
1625:Top Gear
1160:Domestic
1133:Control:
1013:Top Gear
968:Fox Kids
943:G4techTV
900:โ
322:Starring
6084:WWE Raw
5970:Winners
5711:Players
5527:Factory
5436:Bullrun
5203:Storm 2
5177:Carbide
5162:Tornado
5152:Chaos 2
4960:12 July
4934:1 March
4908:3 March
4697:16 July
4502:Twitter
4434:30 July
4372:7 March
3726:BBC Two
3628:BBC Two
3593:BBC One
3589:BBC Two
3500:BBC Two
3466:Network
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3060:Winner
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3038:Winner
3009:Fluffy
2973:Oblark
2907:Ming 2
2901:Frenzy
2895:Mortis
2881:Winner
2848:Winner
2814:Winner
2785:Gemini
2722:Winner
2694:Winner
2632:Apollo
2499:Winner
2496:Series
2475:Winner
2472:Series
2454:Chaos 2
2412:geysers
2360:chevron
2284:removed
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2244:Hazards
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1908:Growler
1877:70 (28)
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1835:85 (33)
1832:32 (20)
1818:Method
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1783:kg (lb)
1687:science
1643:in the
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1338:Extreme
1127:Damage:
1029:Twitter
1022:Renfrew
990:Revival
963:Mentorn
925:US for
758:History
691:BBC One
679:BBC Two
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