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In this week's Enthusigasm episode, join Helen, Jonny, Lydia, Marguerite, and Nathan as we discuss the cultural powerhouse that was Robot Wars. Listen now to find out which robots were our favourites, what we learned from this bizarre show, and for some unexpected poetry about how cool the show is.Content WarningsDiscussions of: Flames, blades

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Directed and hosted by Helen Gould

Featuring Helen Gould, Jonny Sims, Lydia Nicholas, Marguerite Kenner

Edited by Lowri Ann Davies & Cathy Rinella

Produced by Lowri Ann Davies

Executive Producer: Alexander J. Newall and April Sumner

Music by Sam Jones

Art by Anika Khan

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Sid Mydland

Awesome episode, gonna go watch some robot wars lol

Mother of Ferrets

Such nostalgia listening to this! It was such a wonderful product of its time!

Hollow

I enjoyed this episode so much. Never heard of robot wars before, but the nostalgia gushing was right in the feels ^^

Anthony&

Have to agree, watching modern reboots of shows I loved as a child several decades ago is the faaaaastest way to make myself feel old… this was really lovely and nostalgic, I’ll have to dig up some of the 90s episodes and experience it myself :)

MarlaBothBothIsGood

Never heard of Robot Wars before...JESUSCHRIST THAT WAS WILD

Kristsune

Oh this was such a delight to listen to, i always enjoy gearing the love & enthusiasm for each subject come through. And i gotta say, listening definitely gave me some flashbacks of watching (US only unfortunately) as a kid. Absolutely delightful!