The BBC was hosting a special live show tonight to celebrate the heroic efforts of those helping to fight the coronavirus, as well as raise important funds.
Davina McCall, Matt Baker and Sir Lenny Henry were live from The One Show studio and together they introduced a very special segment.
Throughout the evening, various popular comedy sketches had been revived and special clips had been made.
One of those was Blackadder starring Stephen Fry and he was joined by a very special and royal guest, The Duke of Cambridge.
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Prince William then asked Stephen for his help on certain subject matters before turning his attention to lighter interests.
“By the way, have you seen anything good on TV? It’s hell without EastEnders,” The Duke joked.
“Isn’t it! They told me Tiger King is rather good,” Stephen replied.
“Yes, I tend to avoid shows about royalty,” Those watching at home saw Prince Wiliam comment.
The Prince was then reminded of the time and was asked to gather his family for the NHS Clap for Carers.
A video was then shown of him, his wife, Kate Middleton, and three children gathering to show their support.