An athlete-heavy contingent of celebrities is headed to Mars, sort of.
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, former NFL running back Marshawn Lynch, Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon, former NFL cornerback Richard Sherman and UFC champion-turned-wrestling star Ronda Rousey are among the 12 celebrities taking part in the new Fox series"Stars on Mars,"In the unscripted competition series, the celebrities will be fighting to conquer"Mars," where they will spend time in a simulated space station with conditions similar to life on the red planet.
Basically, it sounds like celebrity"Survivor" in space, if that's your kind of thing. At the very least, it might be nice for Seattle Seahawks fans to see a potential alliance between former teammates Lynch and Sherman.
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