Lads Army

Lads Army (2002)

EndedReality showAction, Adventure

This series follows a group of modern lads as they are put through a month of 1950s national service. This series was the predecessor to the series 'Bad Lads Army'.

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Scheduleevery Monday at 21:00 (45 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E10Episode 10Aug 5, 2002
S01E09Episode 9Jul 29, 2002
S01E08Episode 8Jul 22, 2002
S01E07Episode 7Jul 15, 2002
S01E06Episode 6Jul 8, 2002
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Lads Army' premiere?

'Lads Army' premiered on May 5, 2002.

What is the concept of 'Lads Army'?

'Lads Army' is a reality TV show based on a British Army training program from the 1950s. The show puts a group of young men through a strict, six-week program designed to simulate basic training for the army.

Where is 'Lads Army' filmed?

'Lads Army' is filmed at a former Ministry of Defense training ground in Dorset, England.

Who is the host of 'Lads Army'?

There is no host for 'Lads Army,' as it is a reality TV show that documents the experiences of the contestants going through the army training program.

What is the age range of the contestants on 'Lads Army'?

The contestants on 'Lads Army' are all aged between 18 and 30.

How many contestants are on each season of 'Lads Army'?

There are usually around 30 contestants on each season of 'Lads Army.'

What kind of challenges do the contestants face on 'Lads Army'?

The contestants on 'Lads Army' face a variety of challenges designed to simulate basic army training, including physical training, weapon handling, and endurance tests.

Is there a prize for the winner of 'Lads Army'?

No, there is no prize for the winner of 'Lads Army.' The goal of the show is to document the experiences of the contestants going through the army training program.

What happens to the contestants who fail to complete the training program on 'Lads Army'?

Contestants who fail to complete the training program on 'Lads Army' are forced to leave the show.

How long is the training program on 'Lads Army'?

The training program on 'Lads Army' lasts for six weeks.

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