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RADIO: Hear We're a Knockout owner Martin Birtwhistle on BBC Radio Humberside

Published: 20 July 2009 with Andy Comfort [ BBC Radio ]
We're A Knockout is doing good business out of It's a Knockout style games in the Humberside and Lincolnshire area... hear the Blog Cast.
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VIDEO: It's a Knockout raises £6,000 for Charity...

Published: 01 June 2009 By Neil Graham [ Grantham Journal ]
HUNDREDS of people flocked to Kesteven Rugby Club on Saturday (May 30) and helped raise £6,000 for children with cancer. A special day of events attracted people of all ages and more than 200 people took part in a "It's a Knockout" themed contest in aid of CLIC Sargent...
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UK Games Shows

This site writes about UK Game Shows and they feature the BBC's "It's a Knockout" here:
INTRO: It's a Knockout was the UK version of the pan-European project Jeux Sans Frontières ("Games Without Borders") which was initiated by none other than Charles de Gaulle. The winners of our version went on to represent this esteemed land abroad. Three local teams appeared in the UK show, with around 6 to 8 countries competing in the European finals. The European version of the programme consists of a range of different games, each team sitting out from one each. There is also an on-going event, the Marathon ("Fil Rouge" in European), which is a short game played by the omitted team in-between the main games.... » read more?


It's A Knockout TV Memorabilia

This is a fan site that features a fine collection of It's A Knockout spin-off products and merchandise such as board games, books and printed magazine articles. I remember a few, see if you can? There's loads of images too on other pages. Well worth a look this one!
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Wiki Answers - Its A Knockout 4?

Wiki Answers is a Q&A site set and maintained by volunteers. From time to time Q's come up about 'It's a Knockout' and here: It's a Knockout was a popular British television game show or here: » DVDs of Its A Knockout.


BBC It's A Knockout Guide

The BBC have a kind of Wikipedia called H2G2. They have included a guide and historic look at It's A Knockout:
INTRO: It's a Knockout, the British version of Jeux Sans Frontières is a team game that was started by none other than French premier Charles de Gaulle. Originally based on a French TV show called Interville he wanted to bring together European countries and increase friendship between them. It was a show that captivated viewers across Europe for more than two decades (and still does in some countries) and was even the inspiration for Peter Gabriel's song 'Games Without Frontiers' - the literal translation of Jeux Sans Frontières. The primary thing to be remembered about It's a Knockout is that it is immensely good fun and just about anyone who is reasonably fit can give it a go and take part. ... » read more?


YouTube.com

Well as you would expect YouTube has some It's a Knockout video archives, very funny! :
INTRO: Here you can see the famous BBC compeer and 'cast' of It's a Knockout and Jeux Sans Frontieres, including Stuart Hall, Eddie Waring, The Cheer Leaders, Score Girls, David Vine and much more. How this stuff has aged, there's even some B&W footage. And remember the 'The Belgians Are Coming' Great Stuff !! ... » view more videos?


April 2009 Easy Articles - "Its A Knockout, A fun way to build teams"

INTRO: "Team building and good staff moral in today's very competitive and global business environment is essential if your company wants to stay ahead of the game. Without a team of fully skilled and coherent people, your business may not perform.... ".
This is a short piece that lists the benefits of using » It's A Knock Out for team building the fun way !!


March 2009 ArticleBase.Com - "Team Building With It's A Knockout Events"

Read a new article Team Building With Its A Knockout Events (It'S Different)... You owe it to your business, staff and customers to have a top performing team. And the great news? There's a novel and fun way to get your staff cogs turning like a well oiled machine.... and it's called It's a Knockout. Yes Really - it's a team game after all !!

Feb' 2009 ArticleBase.Com - "It's a Knockout Game Show - It Made My Sides Ache !!"

This is a well stocked article only site with content submitted by so called 'experts'. There is an amazing array of subjects including a quite recent entry called "It's a Knockout Game Show - It Made My Sides Ache !!":
INTRO: Does anybody remember 'It's A Knockout' on the good old BBC in the 70's? What a treat that was for the whole family. It's A Knockout was compulsive viewing in our house. The whole family would get real comfy around telly and delight at the stupid games, water fights and of course those hilarious Giant characters nodding about with stupid expressions on their faces.... » read more?


"Its a Knockout" Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia

Wikipedia is the online global phenomenon and public run encyclopedia. WikiPedia has an historic look at "Its a Knockout":
INTRO: It's a Knockout was a popular British television game show. Commentators included Eddie Waring, David Vine and Stuart Hall - who was famous for collapsing into genuine hysterical laughter mid-way through commentating on any particular game on a regular basis. It's a Knockout, which was adapted from the French show Intervilles, ran from 1966 to 1982 and then again from 1999 to 2001. It featured teams, each representing a town or city, competing to complete bizarre tasks in absurd games, generally while dressed in outlandish costumes (often large latex suits). Games were played in the home town's park, with English weather often adding to the entertainment by turning the grassland into a mud bath. Teams would be awarded points for their performance in each round, with the team scoring most points winning the game and advancing to the next stage. Teams could double their points in one round by choosing to "play their Joker". The games were refereed by former international football referee Arthur Ellis, and the theme tune was Bean Bag by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass.... » read more?


Its a Knockout DVD from Amazon.com

Yes there are books and videos about It's a Knockout and Jeux Sans Frontiere.:
The Very Best Of It's A Knockout - Here Come The Belgians: Reviewed by "suziesuziejohnson" "This video is fantastic. I bought it as a joke for someone. We both sat and watched it and had to turn it off after 20 minutes. I could not hardly breathe from laughing and he had a pain in his chest from being in hysterics. I have since introduced it to another of my friends and just the thought of the 12 Labours of Hercules sends us both into hysterics. The hydra in particular is one of our favourites. I can watch it over and over again and still be in stitches. The Russian dolls are also fantastic viewing especially when they fall over and the spindly legs of one contestant can be seen frantically trying to regain their balance and stand upright- priceless."... » read more?


Feb 2009 EzineArticles.Com : Its a Knockout Article

Another fan article called It's a Knockout TV Show - The BBC Should Repeat it Again:
INTRO: I remember the fantastic 'It's A Knockout' on the good old BBC in the 1970's. You could guarantee a night of laughter from the very silly but inventive Knockout games. Remember the Elastic Bungee runs, Greasy Poles, Water Slides, Water Fights, Spinning Turntables, Giant Mad Monks and more with some good old BBC Gunge thrown in for added effect. Loved it!... » read more?