American Gladiators is a Nintendo Entertainment System and Super Nintendo Entertainment System video game released in 1991 and 1993, respectively. It is based on the television program of the same name, and the NES version was developed by Incredible Technologies. The ports were made by Imagitec Design. File:NESLogo.png This NES-related article is a stub. You can help the Nintendo Wiki by expanding it.
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| - American Gladiators is a Nintendo Entertainment System and Super Nintendo Entertainment System video game released in 1991 and 1993, respectively. It is based on the television program of the same name, and the NES version was developed by Incredible Technologies. The ports were made by Imagitec Design. File:NESLogo.png This NES-related article is a stub. You can help the Nintendo Wiki by expanding it.
- American Gladiators was a competition television program that matched a cast of amateur athletes against each other, as well as against the show's own "gladiators", in contests of strength and agility.
- American Gladiators was a syndicated television program which pitted amateur athletes in a competition against the show's "Gladiators", who were professional athletes. Taped at Universal Studios until 1991, the show continued to run until 1996. The show was revived in 2008 on NBC, lasting two seasons and hosted by Hulk Hogan, and reruns of the original series currently air on USA and ESPN Classic. Ice and Zap, members of American Gladiators, appeared on episode 210 of Muppets Tonight, where they hammered Gonzo feet first into a railway tie.
- American Gladiators was a TV show which ran between 1989 and 1996. It was a physical game show, in which the contestants (two male and two female) matched themselves against the program's stable of athletes in a variety of feats of strength and agility. The champions at the end of each season won a prize package, which varied from items that included a new car, a trip, and money (usually over $100,000 total). The contests were often quite extravagant and elaborate, with challenges featuring things such as highwires, steel cages, swinging ropes, and other obstacle course fare.
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| - American Gladiators was a TV show which ran between 1989 and 1996. It was a physical game show, in which the contestants (two male and two female) matched themselves against the program's stable of athletes in a variety of feats of strength and agility. The champions at the end of each season won a prize package, which varied from items that included a new car, a trip, and money (usually over $100,000 total). The contests were often quite extravagant and elaborate, with challenges featuring things such as highwires, steel cages, swinging ropes, and other obstacle course fare. Rico Constantino, the 1990-91 season champion, went on to become well-known as a professional wrestler in the WWE, under the name of "Rico." Most of the first 2 seasons were taped at Universal Studios in Hollywood. In 1991, they decided to move to CBS/MTM Studios. International episodes were taped in Birmingham, England, home of the British version. The show was produced by Trans World International with Four Point Entertainment and was distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Television. If this program were still airing in repeats, it would be distributed by (much to the chagrin of some fans) Sony Pictures Television. The theme music was composed by Bill Conti. Nickelodeon GUTS, a Nickelodeon kids game show that premiered in 1992, was compared to American Gladiators when it premiered due to being similarly physically demanding.
- American Gladiators is a Nintendo Entertainment System and Super Nintendo Entertainment System video game released in 1991 and 1993, respectively. It is based on the television program of the same name, and the NES version was developed by Incredible Technologies. The ports were made by Imagitec Design. File:NESLogo.png This NES-related article is a stub. You can help the Nintendo Wiki by expanding it.
- American Gladiators was a competition television program that matched a cast of amateur athletes against each other, as well as against the show's own "gladiators", in contests of strength and agility.
- American Gladiators was a syndicated television program which pitted amateur athletes in a competition against the show's "Gladiators", who were professional athletes. Taped at Universal Studios until 1991, the show continued to run until 1996. The show was revived in 2008 on NBC, lasting two seasons and hosted by Hulk Hogan, and reruns of the original series currently air on USA and ESPN Classic. Ice and Zap, members of American Gladiators, appeared on episode 210 of Muppets Tonight, where they hammered Gonzo feet first into a railway tie.
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