Challenge Anneka - Season 5

First aired: 8/27/1993 8 episodes

Episodes

1. Challenge Anneka Special & Croatia Appeal

Aired: 8/27/1993

Celebrating five of years of her entertainment series, Anneka Rice presents a live edition in which she goes back to check out the results of some of her toughest tasks. She has been set a variety of problems and has completed more than 40 challenges: from building children's playgrounds in Birmingham and Belfast to equipping a hospital in Malawi. Anneka also launches an appeal from the BT Tower, asking for materials to rebuild a school in Pakrac and the goods to be taken on convoy to Croatia. The challenge is delivered by Simon Bates on behalf of the British Red Cross just hours before the live episode goes to air.

2. Boathouse

Aired: 9/4/1993

Anneka Rice returns with another series of the show that makes the impossible possible. In the first episode, the Exmoor Calvert Trust in Devon challenges Anneka to turn a derelict barn into a boathouse for use by disabled people.

3. Soup Kitchen

Aired: 9/11/1993

In this episode Anneka needs a new kitchen and thousands of steak pies as she tackles a challenge to help London's homeless.

4. RNIB Maze

Aired: 9/18/1993

Anneka hits weather problems when she tackles a challenge from the RNIB College to build a giant multi-sensory maze in Worcester.

5. NCH Commercial

Aired: 9/25/1993

Anneka attempts to make a video about the work of the National Children's Home charity, to be shown at the gala premiere of the film Super Mario Bros.

6. Disabled Bungalows

Aired: 10/2/1993

Anneka's challenge in this episode is to stage a housewarming party for two hospital patients with spinal injuries. But first she has to build their homes.

7. Fashion Range

Aired: 10/9/1993

Anneka has less than three days to launch a new fashion collection, in this challenge set by the Cope Children's Trust Rainbow Appeal. Will she make it?

8. Croatia School

Aired: 10/16/1993

In the last episode of the series, Anneka faces one of her most daunting and dangerous challenges. She travels to the village of Pakrac in Croatia, which has been completely destroyed in the war. Her task is to renovate a primary school in just five days, taking with her a convoy of 30 lorries full of emergency food, hygiene and baby supplies. Can she do it in time for the new school term?