BBC Children in Need - Season 20 / Year 1999

Season 20 / Year 1999
Episodes

Feel the Need
Gaby Roslin presents a documentary celebrating the 20th anniversary of BBC Children In Need on television. As well as reflecting on the achievements of CIN, tonight's programme also looks at the reasons to raise money.

Part 1
Gaby Roslin and Terry Wogan present the first part of this year's show featuring music items, celebrity performances, quizzes, and broadcasts from the regions.

Part 2
Gaby Roslin and Terry Wogan present the second part of this year's show featuring music items, celebrity performances, quizzes, and broadcasts from the regions.
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