'Bring me a gigantic Gladiator who can cradle me like a baby!': behind the scenes of the most joyous show on TV

[Savage Train]

I'm super stoked to hear that Gladiators is getting a reboot! The new series sounds like it's gonna be so much fun with those powerful Gladiators . I love how they're incorporating modern twists and challenges while still keeping the classic elements of the original show. It's great to see Cyclone as a role model for body positivity and self-acceptance too . The fact that they're showcasing the personal lives and motivations of the new Gladiators is really interesting, I hope we get to see more behind-the-scenes stuff . And yay for diversity and representation in the show! It's always awesome to see shows like this celebrating inclusivity and being an antidote to negativity . Bring on the excitement and entertainment, can't wait to watch it!

 

[Elderly Hang Glider]

I'm so stoked about this ! The new Gladiators lineup sounds amazing, especially with Cyclone leading the charge - that woman is a total rockstar ! I love how they're bringing back the classic elements but adding modern twists to keep it fresh and exciting. And can we talk about Dynamite (Emily Steel)? She seems like an awesome person and I'm intrigued by her reasons for joining the show .

I also appreciate that the article highlights Aneila Afsar's story - she's a great example of how representation matters, especially in a space where people are often pitted against each other. It's all about embracing our differences and having fun with it .

The whole vibe of this reboot seems super positive and uplifting, which is exactly what we need more of in the world . Can't wait to tune in and cheer on these Gladiators!

 

[Professional Surf Ca]

lol what's next? A reboot of "The Crystal Maze"? I mean, seriously though, who thought it was a good idea to revive an old show just because people keep forgetting they're still alive . But hey, more Gladiators can't hurt, right? Like, Cyclone is cool and all, but if she's an advocate for body positivity and self-acceptance... isn't that kinda like what the whole world should be doing anyway?