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It's a Christmas Knockout (Christmas) Charity It's A Knockout 1988. Celebrities from Great Britain, Australia & the United States made up the teams for a games set in Disneyworld, Florida. The images below show team GB contestants Toyah Wilcox & Bernie Clifton competing in a game in the Epcot Park.
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Royal It’s A Knockout
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Simply The Best.
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The US version (images below) of this show (just entitled Wipeout) first aired in the summer of 2008 on ABC. Set on a Californian ranch 24 contestants are whittled down to one to win the weekly $50,000 prize. Japanese broadcasters were not happy with this series though and filed for copyright infringement saying it was "a blatant copycat" of their ideas.
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The Goodies & The Beanstalk
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Ashes To Ashes.
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Walkers Crisps World Cup Advertising Campaign 2010. One of the Walkers Crisps World Cup 2010 commercials recreated "It's A
Knockout" complete with
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It's A Celebrity Knockout - First held in 1976 when members of the Lord's Tavernier's took on a team of celebrities. The show ran until 1981
It's A Miners' Knockout, A one-off special from 1978. Presented by Keith Chegwin, with miners from England, Scotland and Wales.
It's A Cup Final Knockout, part of FA Cup Final Grandstand, 1971 - 1977. The show featured supporters/celebrities/past footballers of the two football teams that were playing in the FA Cup Final.
Gemau Heb Ffiniau - A Welsh S4C version which ran from 1991 - 1994 with the Welsh teams battling against the European contestants dressed in pink colours. Nia Chiswell and Iestyn Garlick presented with Johnny Tudor joining in the forth series. The show was later shown on satellite TV’s The Family Channel over-dubbed by Stuart Hall.
International Versions.
Australia - It’s A Knockout
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New Zealand - “Top Town“,
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“Telematch” / “Supermatch”
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USA - “Almost Anything Goes”
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El Gran Juego de las Provincias (Argentina) - Canal Trece (Channel 13) - 2006
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