BBC Children in Need - Season 39 / Year 2018
Season 39 / Year 2018
Episodes
Appeal Night: Part 1
The biggest party on the planet has arrived once again as viewers are invited to enjoy a night of unmissable entertainment, inspiring stories and fabulous fundraisers as Children in Need returns for an all-singing, all-dancing, inspiring evening of fun and fundraising. Tess Daly and Ade Adepitan kick off the night with a huge performance from a hit West End musical. The Children's Choir perform live in unison across the nation, while Graham Norton and Mel Giedroyc host more fun and fundraising and surprise guests. The incredible Rickshaw Challenge team from The One Show cross the finish line live in Salford, and there is a visit to the famous ballroom in the Strictly Come Dancing Children in Need special to see who will lift the Pudsey Glitterball trophy 2018. All of this plus plenty more surprises, and even more incredible fundraising feats are recognised.
Appeal Night: Part 2
The biggest party on the planet continues as viewers enjoy a night of unmissable entertainment, inspiring stories and fabulous fundraisers. Join Marvin and Rochelle Humes, plus new co-host Rob Beckett, as the entertainment extravaganza continues. Highlights include the Sir Terry Wogan Fundraiser of the Year 2018 being awarded, and Rob joins Marvin and Rochelle in a fun-filled game. There's also music performances galore and a catch-up of the evening's best moments, plus the all-important final total is revealed.
Best Bits
Rob Beckett presents highlights from the Children in Need 2018 appeal night, including EastEnders, Boyzone on the Strictly dance floor, music from Jamie Cullum and a whole lot more.
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