The battling robots are back! Twelve years after BattleBots ended its run on Comedy Central, ABC has picked up a reimagined take of the killer robot combat sport, from Whalerock Industries and the ...

Robot-fighting series BattleBots is making a comeback on Discovery and Science channels. “BattleBots is the perfect union between cutting-edge science and entertainment,” said Marc Etkind, General ...

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7 (UPI) --ABC recently announced it will revive "Battlebots," a robot fighting tournament that aired in the early 2000s, for six episodes in summer 2015. The original series, which ...

"BattleBots" is a reimagined take of the killer robot combat sport from Whalerock Industries and the creators of the original "BattleBots" franchise, Ed Roski and Greg Munson. The homemade robots will ...

The series originally aired on Comedy Central from 2000 to 2002 and was revived on ABC in 2015-16. By Deirdre Durkan BattleBots is set to return this spring on Discovery and Science Channel. The show ...

Back for its seventh season last night, ABC’s BattleBots (1.0/4) took a big hit from its 2015 revival – and we’re bot talking about two robots smashing into each other kind of hit. The 2-hour ...

James Dator has been covering a wide range of sports for SB Nation for over a decade, with a special focus on the NFL. “Tombstone” was the dominant robot all season on BattleBots, but “Bite Force” ...

BattleBots promises to wow viewers with next generation robots—bigger, faster and stronger than ever before. The show will focus on the design and build of each robot, the bot builder backstories, ...

BattleBots has returned to the airwaves to bring engineers and robotics innovators from their garage to the battleground. First airing in 1999, BattleBots hosted tournament-style cage matches between ...

BattleBots has been renewed for a second season after a successful summer revival on ABC. According to TheWrap, the new season will expand the show’s field of robot warriors to 32 teams while ...

When you’ve got caged robots trying to kill each other in front of screaming fans, you don’t need to add comedy to make it must-watch TV. Or not. For years afterwards, the show’s founders, Ed Roski ...