BBC Children in Need - Season 14 / Year 1993
Season 14 / Year 1993
Episodes
Pause for Pudsey
First in a series of six run-up programmes to this year's Children in Need, raising awareness and featuring news of money raising events.
Pause for Pudsey
Second in a series of six run-up programmes to this year's Children in Need, raising awareness and featuring news of money raising events. Tonight, Pauline Quirke and Linda Robson visit a project that viewers helped to fund.
Pause for Pudsey
Third in a series of six run-up programmes to this year's Children in Need, raising awareness and featuring news of money raising events.
Pause for Pudsey
Fourth in a series of six run-up programmes to this year's Children in Need, raising awareness and featuring news of money raising events.Noel Edmonds presents items on fund raisers, Friends for the Young Deaf, a Doctor Who behind the scenes feature, and launches a 3D element to the appeal programme.
Pause for Pudsey
Fifth in a series of six run-up programmes to this year's Children in Need, raising awareness and featuring news of money raising events.This week's programme is presented by Simon Mayo, Ken Bruce and Jakki Brambles, and focusses on radio's involvement in the appeal.
Pause for Pudsey
The last in a series of six run-up programmes to Children in Need is presented by Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Andi Peters.
Part 1
Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Andi Peters host the annual fundraising appeal for needy children all over the country.Featuring individual contributions from all 13 BBC regions, guest celebrity appearances and a special adventure of Doctor Who entitled 'Dimensions In Time'.
Part 2
Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Andi Peters host the annual fundraising appeal for needy children all over the country.Featuring individual contributions from all 13 BBC regions, guest celebrity appearances and a special adventure of Doctor Who entitled 'Dimensions In Time'.
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