Online Petition to bring back robot wars

Hi all

I know that this is a long shot but after reading various comments on robot wars videos from both the public and roboteers on youtube I though why not contact the former producer of robot wars Tom Gutteridge and I have had various emails through from him and if we can get enough signitures, he will consider making series 8 of robot wars. So if you wish to see it back on TV, please just take a second out of your time to sign the petition below.

http://www.petitiononline.com/BBrobotW/petition.html

Thanks all

Matthew P

first :proud:

done it, but dont get your hopes up because loads like this have been tried before.

this link should be posted on all of those robot wars videos on youtube

Yeh, if we want this to work this petition needs to be everywhere!

Every robot video, wiki, site, forum etc.....

Well done for volunteering PJ. I wish you good luck on your quest to post the link over the internets :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Well BBC are stupid for not bringing it back

Back in 2010 the viewing figures for Dave almost doubled when Robot Wars Extreme came on, they still have the rights
to it, so why not make and exclusive Robot Wars on Dave?

Volunteering!! erm.....

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Originally Posted by PJ-27

Volunteering!! erm.....

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DO IT!!!! theres a cake in it for you

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Originally Posted by mattsdragons

I know that this is a long shot but after reading various comments on robot wars videos from both the public and roboteers on youtube I though why not contact the former producer of robot wars Tom Gutteridge and I have had various emails through from him and if we can get enough signitures, he will consider making series 8 of robot wars. So if you wish to see it back on TV, please just take a second out of your time to sign the petition below.

http://www.petitiononline.com/BBrobotW/petition.html

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May I ask: Why Tom Gutteridge?

I mean, nice enough bloke & I wish him only the best in life but, for example, you don't associate the name with the money it would take to make the program.

Please may I see some of those emails

You know who I never see getting these petitions addressed to:
Tinopolis, the Welsh multimedia parent company of Mentorn. They look like they could not only make it, but turn it to a profit.

No offense, Tom. I don't care who does it - so long as someone does!