Episode 1

Season 4Episode 1180 minSep 21, 1996
Episode 1

The live entertainment show returns with a line-up of guests including Emma Forbes and Boyzone.
Trev Neal and Simon Hickson introduce a host of zany new characters in Transmission Impossible, Peter Simon joins Bobby Davro for a new-look Run the Risk, and there's more cartoon action with Babar, The Box Bunch and X-Men.

Episode 1 has aired on Sep 21, 1996 at 9:15 AM
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