GLADIATORS BECOMES BBC'S BIGGEST ENTERTAINMENT LAUNCH SINCE 2017
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GLADIATORS BECOMES BBC'S BIGGEST ENTERTAINMENT LAUNCH SINCE 2017

The highly anticipated return of Gladiators is now confirmed as the biggest launch for a new Entertainment series in 7 years, since the launch of Gary Barlow's Let It Shine in 2017.



7-Day figures indicate that 8.7 million have now experienced the first episode that features a brand new generation of Gladiators taking on brave contenders in the ultimate test of speed and strength on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.



An average audience of 6.0m tuned in to the first episode on launch night, making it the biggest Entertainment launch in the UK since 2017 (BDS overnights). In addition to this, Gladiators is also a success with young audiences with 1.1m 16-34 year olds tuning in to episode one (BARB 4-Screen, 7-Days) to date.


As well as the broadcast each Saturday evening on BBC One, the programme is also performing well on BBC iPlayer, with 3.3m tuning in on iPlayer alone to the launch episode, seeing one of the highest Entertainment VOD audiences to date (BARB 4-Screen, 7-Days).



Kalpna Patel-Knight, Head of Entertainment at the BBC says: “The return of Gladiators has taken the nation by storm with viewing figures showing that Saturday nights in are back on BBC One for all the family. The hugely popular presenting duo of Bradley and Barney combined with the timeless excitement of seeing the Gladiators and contenders in action means the series continues to captivate audiences across the UK.”


All episodes of Gladiators to date are available now on BBC iPlayer, with the next brand new episode airing on Saturday 3 February at 7.10pm on BBC One following the Six Nations Rugby game between Wales and Scotland.



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