What is up everyone? You are watching kind of funny games daily for the 23rd of November. I'm your host,

I'm saying that I am joined by Gary Witter, the boys from Britain are back. Hey, don't Gary. Good,

good. I'm glad to be back with you that first show that we did whenever it was some weeks ago.

It was really fun. So I'm glad that we put us together again. It was a good time. I think we were

vibing off each other as British people and I want to try and keep that energy going. So I'm going

to unbring you something that I know that you love. So we can start off with that and that is

four guys. A great British game. A great British game. Truly, truly. It is the most British game,

I would say. It reminds me of all the weird TV shows that we used to watch. Are you old enough to

have grown up with It's a knockout on? No, I watched It's a knockout. Oh, you did? Okay. It's a knockout.

Yeah, yeah. I think everyone when they talk about four guys, the old reference to Kashi's castle,

but I think you're given that the game was developed in Britain was probably more influenced by

its a knockout, which was like the Great British version of that. Yeah, I think when I watched

it, there was reruns as well as like as well as I think they tried to do like a newer version of

it, but it didn't catch on. So I remember watching a lot of reruns of it. And there was like

occasionally they would be like when they couldn't get new episodes going, they'd get like the

Australian version or the other version. And it was never as good as the British version.

I don't know if it's on YouTube, but for anyone who's not familiar with it, it wants to have a

good time. Maybe do a YouTube search for It's a knockout on YouTube and maybe there'll be

some clips of the old British TV show, but it's very I mean, it was I think a lot more like four

guys than anything else and that they would dress the contestants up in these ridiculous massive

costumes and were forced to kind of run around and negotiate these obstacle courses with. And the

announcer was was famous for like cracking up live because it was so ridiculous. It was a fun show.

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