Episode 7

Season 3Episode 750 minMay 22, 1999
Episode 7

Gaby Roslin helps to fulfil more dreams as a trio of aspiring cheerleaders compete to appear in a major championship, and three Agatha Christie fans vie for the opportunity to visit Burgh Island in Devon, which inspired two of the crime-writer's novels.

Also on offer tonight is a tour round the set of the BBC1 comedy Last of the Summer Wine in the company of cast members Kathy Staff, Peter Sallis and Jean Fergusson.

Episode 7 has aired on May 22, 1999 at 7:00 PM
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