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Robot Wars: Extreme Warriors: Season 1 - 7 Episode s
1x1 - Robot Rebellion
August 20, 2001
This episode features four head-to-head eliminator battles to decide which four robots will battle against Matilda, Shunt and Sir Killalot in the arena at the end of the show. Robots Competing: Close Enough, Rosie the Riveter, Rot Box, Silver Box, The Green House, The Green Mouse, Tricerabot, Tut Tut
1x2 - The Annihilator
August 27, 2001
Six robots will enter the arena together and one robot would be knocked out in each round until there is one robot left standing. Robots Competing: Conquering Clown, Drillzilla, Red Virus, Rippa Raptor, Skullmania, Unibite
1x3 - The American Civil War
September 3, 2001
Robots from the North took on robots from the South in a straight knockout competition to see which side has the best robot. Competing: Union: Falcon, Sobek, Spike, Tiger Cat Confederacy: 6 Million Dollar Mouse, Bot-Ugly, Manta, The Revolutionist
1x4 - Tag Team Terror
September 10, 2001
Eight robots are paired into teams to battle each other. Only one robot from each team is allowed in the arena at a time and the teams can switch robots by 'tagging' them. Teams Competing: Tut Tut & Drillzilla, Tricerabot & Rosie the Riveter, Joker & Falcon, General Chompsalot & Run Away
1x5 - War of Independence
September 17, 2001
Robots from the USA and the UK battle each other in a straight knockout competition to see which nation has the best robot. Robots Competing: USA: 6 Million Dollar Mouse, General Chompsalot, Joker, Rosie the Riveter. UK: Plunderbird 5, Pussycat, Spawn Again, Stinger.
1x6 - The Robot Wars US Championship
September 24, 2001
The first US Championship contains four 6-robot rumbles, of which only one progresses to the next round. From then on its a straight knockout competition to find a champion. Robots Competing: 6 Million Dollar Mouse, Bot-Ugly, Close Enough, Coffin-Bot, Cyclone, Drillzilla, Falcon, General Chompsalot, Mad Cow, Manta, Medusa Oblongata, Panzer Mk 2, Red Virus, Rippa Raptor, Rosie the Riveter, Run Away, Shuriken, Sobek, Spartacus, The Brute, The Revolutionist, Tiger Cat, Tricerabot, Unibite
1x7 - The Robot Wars World Championship
October 1, 2001
This episode features the US broadcast of the Second World Championship, which includes four robots from the US Championship; Drillzilla, Manta, Panzer Mk 2 and The Revolutionist. Robots Competing: Chaos 2 (UK), Manta (USA), Ansgar (Germany), Mastiff (Italy), Firestorm 3 (UK), Drillzilla (USA), NEAT Machine (The Netherlands), Whirlpool 70 (Sweden), Razer (UK), The Revolutionist (USA), Diotoir (Republic of Ireland), Flensburger Power (Germany), Tornado (UK), Panzer Mk 2 (USA), Philipper (Belgium), Yeborobo (South Africa).