BBC Children in Need - Season 15 / Year 1994
Season 15 / Year 1994
Episodes
The Countdown Begins
The first of seven programmes in the run-up to the 1994 Children in Need night. Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Andi Peters launch this year's appeal, reveal the final total for 1993, and look at some of the ways in which the money has been spent, as well as looking forward to this year's fundraising schemes.
The Countdown Continues
In the second programme in the run up to Children in Need 1994, Emma Forbes visits organisations who benefited from last year's appeal.
The Recipe for Success
Jane Asher looks at how Children in Need is organised, how it decides on uses for its money and explains some of this year's fundraising schemes.
Toddling for Pudsey
A report on the thousands of young people who took part in one of 94 sponsored half mile walks to raise funds for Children in Need.
Lighting the Touch Paper
Emma Forbes reports from the biggest fireworks display in the North East, where a collection is being made for Children in Need. Gavin Campbell reports about a centre for blind children.
Cin News
Terry Wogan reports on how the appeal is supported across the airwaves, and signals the start of Radio 2's fundraising efforts.
The Final Countdown
In the last in a series of 10 run up programmes to Children in Need, Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Andi Peters present a final look behind the scenes at the preparation for Friday's extravaganza.
Part 1
Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Andi Peters host the annual fundraising appeal for needy children all over the country.The show features contributions from all 13 BBC regions, and many guest celebrities, including Zoe Ball, Vanessa Mae, East 17 and Paul McKenna.
Part 2
Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Andi Peters host the annual fundraising appeal for needy children all over the country.The second part of the show sees Katie Boyle present a Eurovision tribute, a Barry Norman film quiz, Lily Savage's TV heroines and many more celebrity apperances.
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