BBC Children in Need, 1995 Episode guide

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  1. Children in Need Reports Back

    Terry Wogan, Gaby Roslin and Sue Cook unveil the total for the 1995 appeal.

    First broadcast: 06 Apr 1996

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  2. Part 2

    The annual fundraising programme is hosted by Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Gaby Roslin.

    First broadcast: 24 Nov 1995

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  3. Part 1

    The annual fundraising programme is hosted by Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Gaby Roslin.

    First broadcast: 24 Nov 1995

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  4. The Final Countdown

    The last in a series of run up programmes leading up to Children in Need night 1995.

    First broadcast: 19 Nov 1995

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  5. The Countdown Continues: We All Pull Together

    Rolf Harris previews some of the sketches which will feature in this year's show.

    First broadcast: 12 Nov 1995

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  6. The Big Charity!

    Gaby Roslin presents a programme leading up to Children In Need night.

    First broadcast: 05 Nov 1995

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  7. Smell-O-Vision

    Noel Edmonds presents a run-up programme from his House Party set.

    First broadcast: 29 Oct 1995

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  8. The Countdown: The Toddle

    Sarah Kennedy launches 'Toddle', a sponsored walk for toddlers in Pontypridd.

    First broadcast: 22 Oct 1995

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  9. Countdown

    Terry Wogan, Sue Cook and Gaby Roslin look at how much money was raised last year.

    First broadcast: 15 Oct 1995

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