Welcome back to Part 2 of It's Are All Knockout.

Coming up in this episode, we meet the celebrities taking part in the show

and discover the reasons why Her Majesty, the Queen and Charles and Diana quite wisely gave the event a wide birth.

Thank you. And Charles and Diana quite wisely gave the event a wide berth. So we're at a point where the royal families are real high.

They couldn't be more popular.

It's a Knockout is one of the biggest shows on British television.

It's a match made in heaven.

It's a match made in heaven.

Which is a different show. It's a match made of course. It's a match made in heaven. Which is a different show.

It's a match made of course.

A different line from the Peter Gabriel song.

So I didn't know this that the queen was shot at in 1981.

I didn't know that either.

Yeah.

So in 1981, during Trooping the Color, you think this would be a bigger thing?

To the point where I'm now questioning what I'm saying. It happened just before 11 as the Queen moved towards

horse guards parade for the start of trooping the colour. Six shots were fired. The Queen's horse Bermmese, was startled, but the Queen controlled him.

A guardsman grappled with a man, helped by onlookers,

as police rushed in from all directions to make an arrest.

Six shots were fired at the Queen.

Blanks, a 17-year-old, had planned an assassination but couldn't get a real gun. But still went through with it? He was charged under the treason act, got five years. Why don't we know this? Why is that not a big story? She was unhurt, obviously, because he'd fired blanks. Yeah. And she was praised for a calm demeanor and superb control of a horse, Britain. But you know what?

But if you look at the Trump assassination attempt,

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