American Gladiators

American Gladiators was a TV show which ran between 1989 and 1997. It was basically a physical game show, in which the contestants (two male and two female) matched themselves against the program's stable of athletes in a variety of feats of strength and agility. The champions at the end of each season won a prize package including a new car, a trip, and money (usually over $100,000 total). The contests were often quite extravagant and elaborate, with challenges featuring things such as highwires, steel cages, swinging ropes, and other obstacle course fare.

List of Gladiators

The following three Gladiators appeared for the duration of the show:

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• Jim Starr .... Laser
• Raye Hollitt .... Zap
• Lori Fetrick .... Ice

The following Gladiators were with the show for the years listed

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• Erika Andersch .... Diamond (1990–1993)
• Cheryl Barldinger .... Sunny (1989)
• Salina Bartunek .... Elektra (1992–1993)
• Shelley Beattie .... Siren (1992–1997)
• Chuck Berlinger .... Viper (1992–1993)
• Danny Lee Clark .... Nitro (1989–1992) (Clark became a co-host of the show in 1994, under the name of Dan Clark)
• Debbie Clark .... Storm (1991–1993)
• Daz Crawford .... Diesel (1993–1997)
• Shirley Eson .... Sky (1992–1997)
• Victoria Gay .... Jazz (1993–1997)
• Shannon Hall .... Dallas (1995)
• Steve Henneberry .... Tower (1991–1994)
• Michael M. Horton .... Gemini (1989–1992)
• Tonya Knight .... Gold (1989–1992)
• Natalie Lennox .... Lace (1992–1993)
• Deron McBee .... Malibu (1989)
• Bobby Moore .... Rage (posed in Playboy)
• David Nelson .... Titan (1989–1990)
• Marisa Pare .... Lace (1989–1992) (posed in Playboy)
• Sha-Ri Pendleton .... Blaze (1989–1992)
• Ed Radcliffe .... Tank (1995)
• Lee Reherman .... Hawk (1993–1997)
• Cathy Sassin .... Panther (1992–????) (alternate gladiatior)
• Billy Smith .... Thunder (1990–1992)
• Galen Tomlinson .... Turbo (1990–1997)
• Mark Tucker .... Rebel (1993)
• Barry Turner .... Cyclone (1992–1993)
• Lynn 'Red' Williams .... Sabre (1992–1997)