There was also Ice Warriors, which was apparently just Gladiators on ice.
That's exactly what it was. It's quite fascinating in a way because it was talked up for a long, long time as ITV's big new entertainment show - I've got the Edinburgh TV Festival book from 1997 where Marcus Plantin is interviewed and says it's going to be a big show, and that was six months before it was on air. And the story was that some ITV exec was shown the set, said "this looks like a million dollars!" and was told it actually cost more than that.
Anyway, after all that, it was just Gladiators On Ice, except with a complete lack of humour so it was all totally po-faced. And instead of one-to-one combat like on Gladiators, it was a team game (they might have been real ice hockey teams or something) but once they'd all been padded up you didn't know who the hell any of them were, so nobody cared whether they won or lost. And obviously, the main flaw is that you just can't do very much on ice except for skating around it really fast.
Anyway, it was a huge flop and got dumped to a late afternoon slot within weeks. I remember at the time they said there might be a second series, but if there was, it would be reformatted as a kids' show and shown on Children's ITV because only kids appeared to have liked it. But there wasn't.
One thing I'd also like to see is when the Ice Master appeared on Light Lunch alongside Lee and Herring, and Richard Herring said how disappointed he was that he'd gone to the toilet next to him and he expelled normal urine and not a cascade of ice.