Gladiators viewers blast BBC for 'dumb and really unfair' rule that turns contestants into 'open targets' - but who's in the wrong?
Gladiators viewers have blasted the BBC for the ‘dumb and really unfair’ rule that turned the contestants into ‘open targets’ on Saturday night. Gladiators viewers have blasted the BBC for the ‘dumb and really unfair’ rule that turned the contestants into ‘open targets’ on Saturday night The most recent episode of the popular show, presented by Bradley and Barney Walsh, saw more players take on the superhumans Next up was Poppy and she was chased by Fire. Those watching at home rushed to X, formerly known as Twitter, to point out how 'unfair' the stairs in the challenge were Speaking about the task, the host said: 'The contenders start in a smoke filled tunnel and race around a track and up some steps to grab the winning flag, but an unknown Gladiator is unleashed behind them trying to chase them down. Earlier this month BBC fans blasted the broadcaster for 'ruining Saturday night TV' after Gladiators was pulled from their screens.
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