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Published 19:22 10 Oct 2017 BST

Prepare t feel old because the very first episode of the nostalgic show premiered 25 years ago today, and to mark this special occasion, Jet (Diane Youdale), Hunter (James Crossley), Panther (Helen O'Reilly), Ace (Warren Furman) and referee John Anderson joined Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on This Morning.
Reflecting on her time on the show as Jet, Youdale said: "Injuries aside, it was amazing. A lot of the guys bounced back. I bruised my spinal cord quite badly and left after four and a half years.
Ace (Warren Furman) revealed that he's now "a Gladiator for the gospel,’ while Panther (Helen O'Reilly) said that “it was great to inspire so many people to be able to be strong and feminine at the same time.” We love the fact that John Anderson still seems like he's raring to go on another version of the show! Take a look at some of the Gladiators reuniting on the couch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Y4Emcs0vpwExplore more on these topics:

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