BBC Children in Need - Season 16 / Year 1995
Season 16 / Year 1995
Episodes
Countdown
In the first of a series of run up programmes to this year's Children in Need night Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Gaby Roslin look at how much money was raised last year and the various fundraising schemes for this year.
The Countdown: The Toddle
In the run up to Children in Need night, Sarah Kennedy launches 'Toddle', a sponsored walk for toddlers in Pontypridd.
Smell-O-Vision
Noel Edmonds presents a run-up programme from his House Party set, and introduces 'Smell-O-Vision'. The show also explains how Children in Need money raised has been spent.
The Big Charity!
Gaby Roslin presents the latest in a series of programmes leading up to this year's Children In Need night. The show includes an introduction to the Fame competition and Terry Wogan's new record, 'Dance Floral'.
The Countdown Continues: We All Pull Together
Rolf Harris previews Smell-o-Vision and some of the sketches which will feature in this year's show. He also looks at what people are doing to raise money.
The Final Countdown
The last in a series of run up programmes leading up to Children in Need night 1995. Terry Wogan,Sue Cook and Gaby Roslin present clips of where the money went last year.
Part 1
The annual fundraising programme is hosted by Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Gaby Roslin, featuring comedy sketches, music, and films about the problems which some children face.
Part 2
The annual fundraising programme is hosted by Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Gaby Roslin, featuring comedy sketches, music, and films about the problems which some children face.
Children in Need Reports Back
Terry Wogan, Gaby Roslin and Sue Cook unveil the total for the 1995 appeal, report on how the money is being used and recall some of the fundraising efforts.
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