Robot Wars is coming back to BBC Two after more than 10 years away from the channel.
The show ran between 1998 and 2004 and involved inventors pitting their robots against each other, as well as having to avoid the more powerful house robots.
Creators say the new series will have "more battles and more science than ever before".
There will be six hour-long episodes but there's no start date yet.
Anyone remember house robot Sergeant Bash?
A purpose-built fighting arena in Glasgow will be the stage for the new series.
Back in the day Philippa Forrester and Craig Charles presented the show. But can you remember who Craig took over from?
That's right...nice of Jeremy Clarkson to leave his full length leather jacket behind too
Kim Shillinglaw, controller of BBC Two and BBC Four, says: "Robot Wars is an absolute TV classic and I'm thrilled to be updating it for the next generation of viewers.
"With new technological advances making for an even more exciting and immersive experience, this is a fantastic example of the kind of content-rich factual entertainment that BBC Two excels at."
With a decade of technological development to draw from, chances are the new robots will be even more menacing.
But before we get excited about flame-throwing drones that can hack your Facebook, let's pay tribute to the frankly awesome robots of times past...
The Aggrobot
Looks like a Tasmanian devil, got a bit aggy, wasn't afraid to deploy its horns
The killer Dalmation...?
Evil triangular spots, general air of rage
The Behemoth
Shovelled away enemies. Doubled up as a handy way to clear leaves
Judge Shred
Shredded you with its evil pincers. And then tossed some salad
The one that looked like a grinning medieval helmet
Tried to chop your head of like it was 1485
The one that wanted to be Darth Vader
"I am your robo-father"
The, um, gentle-looking looking Triceratops
Invited you round for a vegetarian meal, then used its saw to cut up the tofu
The grinning furball
Attacked you viciously with nylon friction
The innocent-looking robo-ladybird
It scared man nor robo-beast
The Grim Reaper
Kept low and dirty, wasn't afraid to poke opponents
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