15/11/2013 The One Show

Children In Need starts at 7. 30pm. Just time for a quick half in the

Vic! Well, where better than to get in

the mood for Children In Need than in the most famous pub in Britain!

Welcome to the Queen vik. We have -- Vic. We have Torvill and Dean. We

have Andre Agassi and the cast of call -- we have Jenny Agutter and

the cast of Call The Midwife. Thanks for coming, lads!

Here's Lucy Siegle. We have to say thank you to the landlord.

Everybody's favourite landlord, Alfie Moon!

Keep the noise down! We have neighbours to think of and there's a

baby upstairs asleep. Is it all right if we take over the gaffe? I

was looking around, there are sports legends, award-winning actors and

riff raf! Everywhere you look there is a

famous face. You never know who will turn up next!

Hang on! You're supposed to be dead! There was somebody I wanted to say

hello to! I heard there was a party going on!

There is a party. We may well need you! If it looks like things will

kick off here, let's see what is happening in Albert Square.

Since the TV studios have closed the TV centre ones we are here in

Elstree. It is the home of Eastenders and has been since 1985.

Tonight, it will be alive with dance. Almost the whole cast have

been rehearsing all over Albert Square. Every genre you can think

of, from Bollywood to ballroom. They are sort of still rehearsing now. A

little bit of hip-hop going on there. I saw you sitting, or

standing, kind of, on your head earlier, busting some hip-hop moves.

That was not well advised for me to do that at my age! That is what you

want to see - the postmen of the nation doing. It shouldn't be

allowed postmen of my age doing! We have genres - we have tango,

Bollywood. We have Hollywood. We have tap dancing. Fantastic! We'll

show more later! Another highlight... Oh, lovely! Cheers! At

9pm in the Square Team Rickshaw will roll in. They are only ?40,000 away

from that ?1 million mark. Let's give them that final push. Here's

what's been happening over the past 24 hours.

Coming near to the end of the challenge, we can reflect on a week

with many highs and lows for the team.

It has been a long journey, not just in miles but emotionally as well.

You've done it! Elanor has been partnered with her

father, Keith, who has learned more about his duty during this

challenge. You are nearly there, darling, keep

going! I am very proud of her. She's become much more open about

discussing the issues that have come up in the past.

She's much, much more confident and comfortable with herself, I think.

You are nearly there, darling - keep going. What have you learnt about

each other? When she puts her mind to something she can very much

deliver what she wants. Are we going for the ?1 million tonight?

Absolutely! High fives!

Peter from Cornwall was in a car crash six years ago, in which he

tragically lost his mother and sister.

Since the accident I am nervous about having accidents. Most people

are like if you fall off your bike, you fall off your bike. I am nervous

about falling off my bike. You will never get over something like that,

will you? You learn to live with it. Every time you get on that bike you

go from strength to strength. Peter has through cancelling and with the

help of his father attempted to get over his loss. I felt guilty that I

was the only one in my mum's car to survive. I wouldn't like anybody

else to go through this without the support. Without it, I don't know

how I would have coped! Deep down, you know that your mum would be

incredibly proud of what you are doing here? Yes. She would be like,

that's Pete - that's what he does! Having left Oxford yesterday, the

rickshaw team approached the final leg of their challenge.

Hello! It was to be a special moment w the streets crowded with hundreds

of supporters. The support is overwhelming, isn't

it? Definitely! We are seeing children like this,

coming out of the schools - to welcome everybody. It is a testimony

to all the hard work you have put in. It seems impossible at times,

but together we have pedalled on. As well as raising lots of cash for BBC

Children In Need, we takeaway more memories than should really fit into

one week. Hello, Queen Vic. Hello sweet heart!

Give me a second! Matthaus, it is for you. -- Matt, it is for you.

Matt, it is me! How are you doing? Are you all

right? I am well. How is it going at the Queen Vic. You obviously have

your hands full at the moment. I watched that film - it is wonderful.

I have brilliant fuss for you. Do you want to hear the total so far?

Yes, please! It is... ?952, 336. You are nearly

at that ?1 million mark! Come on! What do you think Team

Rickshaw would want you to say to get you over that ?1 million mark

before you get here? All we need people to do now is donate before we

get to the finish line. Texas - it has been an epic journey and

adventure. All we want is to pass that ?1 million mark. It would mean

so much to us and complete this experience, which has been an

experience of a lifetime. I have some friends out front. They will do

the honour honours have a safe ride in. See you shortly. Goodbye for

now! 70705. Text messages will cost ?5.

Plus your standard network charge. And ?5 will go to Children In Need.

For full terms and conditions, or to donate any amount you like, just

visit the website. Thank you!

Did you bring me this one over here? What's all this about? It is the

Moon special! I look forward to it. It is a big

night for all in Walford tonight. It has been strange. Once we got the

phone call that we found Children In Need would come from Albert Square,

of course the first thing was the cast wanted to do something. Over

the years they have been involved in musical numbers and sketches. You

yourself have been? Of course. Tonight is very special. As we speak

now they are still rehearsing on the Square, doing this unbelievable

dance routine. Should you be out there? As soon as I am done here I

have to get changed and myself and Jessie are doing a bit. People are

running around like headless chickens trying to learn the

routine. It is like the green room. This will be like the Children In

Need green room. Many guests will come here. I will chat to them and

obviously taking donations and talking about fundraising heroes and

hope to give them a mention throughout the night. That is my job

here tonight. We'll have some Eastenders chat as well. This has

been all over the papers. What is going on in this picture here?

Which picture is that? Not that one! Not that one! This one. You are

engaged to Roxy! That happened off screen. We were in the green room.

No, there is an episode in a couple of weeks time where Alfie has his

stag. He starts to get second thoughts. He has a panic attack,

leaves the Queen Vic and wants to talk to somebody about his wedding.

Of course he goes to Kat. He slummered into the Slater's house...

Come on, everybody - it is only a kiss. Poor peroxide. Who will appear

on the show tonight. I have to say, although it is not a real pub, it is

incredibly realistic. That name could change very soon!

It could. There is an incredible Christmas story line coming up which

affects the Moons. This is the family - the next

generation. The Carters. They are filming at the moment. They'll be on

screen over Christmas. It is a great asset to the show. Wonderful

addition. Working with all the actors, they are all brilliant. The

show is constantly evolving. It has to. People go, people stay and we

bring in new characters. It is great having them on board. You have done

your bit, as we said earlier on, for Children In Need, throughout the

week. Let's cast our minds back. We will not say how long ago it was. A

couple of years ago! ??FORCEWHITE Let's rib this. Sing along,

everyone! # Don't you know that baby, I'm your

man # All right

# If you're going to do it right, do it right

# Do it with me... That was a cracker, wasn't it? Back

in the day that was! Hey! Number one, thank you McFly!

Were you tempted to do another one again? Of course Ellie Goulding is

over there. Trying to follow Ellie would be stupid!

One day down the line they might call upon my services to do

something. Until then, I have no idea. I have retired from the pop

business for now. We have 19 minutes and 14 seconds to go. Later on, well

Jayne and Chris over there. They have taken their skates off and

replaced them with dancing shoes. Here is a sneaky peek.

Torvill and Dean have spent their lives performing on ice together.

Now, this legendry skating duo is facing a challenge unlike anything

they have done before - they are taking their skates off and

challenging one and other to a Strictly Come Dancing Children In

Need special dance-off. We have spent many, many hours

rehearsing. We have never ballroom danced before. I find it really

uncomfortable wearing the shoes. I find them uncomfortable. As each day

and hour goes by, we are getting closer to that point where we have

to perform it. We wish we had another week. The pressure is on for

their dance partners. This is the longest number Strictly has ever

had. Yes, over three minutes long. What they have achieved in three

days is admirable. It is almost show time and the

atmosphere is buzzing! There is no Dean without Torvill and

there is no Torvill without Dean. So excited! Jayne will win! I have

fancied here since she did the Balaro. My money is on Torvill. Why?

She paid me a tenner to say so. Will you give that tenner to Children In

Need? Absolutely - of course! It has been a whirl wind - lots of dancing,

sore feet, sore knees! What do you think the audience will

think? I think they'll be surprised to see us dancing with different

partners. Each part is a whole routine. There is a surprise at the

end. I cannot be nasty to two people who are truly my heroes. Torvill and

Dean - you want me to... Off the ice - they're on wood. I have a line

I'll use for that. The tension! I really cannot wait to see this

performance. Which one of these two monumental ice-skaters will win?

It feels strange competing against Chris. I feel like I am getting a

taste of my own medicine here. When we have celeb be Britties on dance

-- celebrities on Dancing on Ice, they have that pressure to learn a

dance in a short period of time. The way the dance is constructed, I

don't think it will be seen like this on Strictly before. May the

best man win! Or woman! Oh, the jeopardy in that!

The pair of them are sat there - knowingly. They look

The pair of them are sat there - time... Simple to remember, we have

0345733 2233. That is the number they need to

remember tonight. Sorry Terry Wogan, he will say this

number many times. He would say, 03457332233. It is like having Terry

in the room! Go and take the drinks over to them

lot! It is a very big night for Jayne and Chris tonight. More drinks

for you! You have been persuaded to swap... That is the pint for Jayne.

You have been persuaded to swap your skates for dancing shoes. It must be

easier to do the dancing. It is slippy on the dance floor. We prefer

the skates. It sounds ridiculous. Yes! There are some challenges for

you. Are you feeling a bit nervous? It was nervewracking to get around

to doing it. Just the process. I mean a lot of

hours in a dance studio. That was good though. Normally we're in a

cold ice rink. It is warmer. Has this got you to want to do the real

Strictly? No-one has asked me. It was a great experience. Once you

start to learn one or two of the dances, it makes you want to learn

more about it as well. You would not rule it out? No. She's not giving me

up though. That is the thing, you would have to compete against each

other. You are doing Dancing on Ice in January. Very sadly, it is the

last one. Why? It is an all-star cast, which is

fantastic. You'll see a lot of past champions. It is 30 years since

Balaro. We thought it was a nice point to get to in our career. A

good number - 30 years. Then we'll take it on tour around the country.

You are going everywhere? We start in Manchester on 28th March. So we

are excited about that. As that starts, then that will be the

beginning of the end of dancing on tour. That may be a little bit

emotional. We are excited about it. We are excited about the cast. And

you are always brilliant. Talking about the cast - can you give us any

names for the final series? Any reveals for us tonight? No!

Well, you know what, there will be some past champion, that is for

sure. I will mull on that for a bit! Thank you very much. Back to you

Matt! Another group that will be doing

something this evening - the Call The Midwife lot. Who came up with

the idea? What will you do? A genius came up with the idea, way above our

pay grade! We are going to be doing a song and dance medley. It is

great! Is it a period number? Is it something from back in the day? It

is from the decade of the '50s. Yes - hence why we have started with

hair and make-up. What time did you start to get ready? 7am!

Go on! We have been here all day, rehearsing. We have to be ready for,

I think it is 9. 30pm. It is nervewracking sismt a musical

number. --. It is a musical number. The two here, McGann and Laura Main

are singing a beautiful musical piece, which can be downloaded if

people go to the website, they can download it. That money will go

directly to Children In Need. This is part of the story line in Call

The Midwife. You are emotionally connected. Deeply so! It is all part

of that kind of thing. We like to be romantic with each other on screen,

don't we? It is a perfect opportunity... We don't get to

communicate through song normally. Children In Need it is often a good

way to step out of the norm and say, look, I can do this as well. This is

superb, Children In Need. I did it years and years ago. One time, years

ago, they let me go on the phone lines to take donations. Every few

minutes the British were ringing in, rich, poor, drunk, sober and all of

them - so generous. If you ever want to have a photograph for an hour of

your life, of how generous this nation is, this is a brilliant

thing. I love it. On the Call The Midwife theme then, when can we see

you again snf 10-11 million viewers. We have a Christmas special. That is

ready to go out. Can you give us an exclusive? I cannot tell you too

much about it. It is pretty - it is a wonderful story. One thing about

it, it was about 80 sell 80 when we filmed it. I was sweaty! We did have

a good summer. How long have you got to tinker with your hair? Another

couple of hours. I am ready to go apart from the costume.

I tell you what was incredible on the maternity theme, we had our

production office in a maternity ward, Elstree is not just home to

East ender, it is home to hole Holby City.

I am on set at one of TV's best-loved fictional hospitals -

Holby City. I am hoping to meet a patient who is a bit of character,

even by hole bi's standards. ??FORCEWHITE -- Holby's standards.

Catherine Tate is known for many characters - the of best known is

nan. How is your mum? I have not seen her about for a while! She's

OK. She still up the nut house? Nan! Tonight, Nan is set to turn

Holby upside down for Children In Need. They'll have a tough time with

her, because we all know what she's like. She it is not necessarily the

performances of the doctors and nurses, but more the patients around

here that are -- her that are causing her the issues. Is Holby

ready for Nan? That is the question, isn't it? How are you doing today?

Leave off! As a doctor I have cut people in half, drilled holes in

skulls. I have had half my liver removed. I've never had to deal with

an angry Nan! Hello, stranger. I can't see you!

She is quite demanding. She is quite fierce and a little bit frightening.

While she tests the nurses, I take the liberty of seeing how Nan is

doing! They looked after me marvellous.

Marvellous, love! How is the food? Smashing, love! What about Children

In Need - will you do anything for Children In Need - will you be

watching? Who is it? Children In Need - having a bath of baked beans

and shaving your head? I will be turning over, love!

I shall be turning over - there's a double episode of Taggart on! . You

wouldn't want to miss that, would you? Children In Need...

Alfie or Shane. I don't know what the call you. I will be Alfie. We

have Ellie's Children In Need song coming up.

# How long How Long Will I Love You... Don't be embarrassed. We will

turn it down a bit. I get embarrassed hearing my own song.

This is very surreal, I still haven't got over the fact I'm in the

Queen Vic. Do you feel embarrassed? No, I love it!

So, this whole song, how did the idea come about of this being the

Children In Need single? I recorded the song for a film for a Richard

Curtis film. Then, I guess it was picked up by the powers who be -

Children In Need. They thought the sentiment was perfect for Children

In Need. I agree. It is such a lovely song. I feel very lucky I

have got to cover it. You have grown up with Children In Need. It becomes

part of your year, doesn't it? Exactly. What does it mean to you?

It is an honour - like Perfect Day - it stuck with me. The fact, that I

honestly feel lucky. Does it add stress when you know the money

raised is going to Children In Need? I will have to give the performance

of a lifetime later on. No pressure! You did a wonderful performance at

Children In Need Rocks. How was that for you? A good atmosphere. I sang

with another band, not my own band. I sang with a session band. They

were amazing. It was fun! The plan for this evening then - more of the

same? Hang out here for a bit and then - I don't think there are any

surprises, but maybe there are. Stay as calm as possible. I will focus on

singing and, yeah... We have an excited little girl up there. We

have the two biggest boy bands ever performing tonight. I am trying to

keep it together. I am with a supergroup of epic proportions. Well

said! You guys are performing tonight. Tell me what you will

perform. Yes, we are. We'll be performing some great, well the hits

of McFly and busted. Not all of them! Which ones? We have four. They

are good ones. We have worked really hard on this performance. I hope you

enjoy it! We tried something slightly new!

You will give One Direction a run for their money when you tour later

this year. I don't know about that. It has been up there with one of the

greatest days of my life. This is positive... . It has been

incredible. We've had a really, really good day. It is so exciting.

McFly is doing something else this evening - some battle of the bands

with JLS. I have just heard about that!

Right person to ask. Come to me, haven't you? I am looking forward it

to and we're going to win. Good luck!

Well, we thought as we're in the Queen Vic, you have a pub quiz. We

have have a sing along, somebody gets murdered, tonight we are having

a pub quiz. Look at that! It is a hamper full of Shane Richie

goodies. There is even a Shane Richie soap on

a rope in there! It will be simple. No cheating! OK? We have the pop

verses the actors, verses the sports stars. You have the hooter. You have

a bell if you know the answer. I don't want any shouting out. We

are playing fair and square. Are we ready to play? Question number one -

OK, no cheating. Terry Wogan of course is hosting Children In Need

from 7. 30pm. What is his middle name?

Nathaniel? No. I will throw it across!

John. No. To the pop stars. William. Jerry.

No! The answer I was looking for is Michael. You didn't know that!

Still all to play for. Keep the noise down. There is a baby asleep

upstairs. There is a doctor Who exclusive tonight. How many doctors

have been there been over the past 50 years? 11. No!

Nine. No! Eight. 12 and that is including our

new doctor, Capaldi. One Direction are appearing and singing later, but

which year did they reach the finals of X Factor? 2010.

I told you the rules - no cheating. 2011. No!

2010. 2010!

The last one. We have 20 seconds. The last question and it is... The

cast of East enders will do the charleston later. Where did it

originate? New Orleans. New Orleans, USA? No. South Carolina.

Tommy is asleep upstairs. They win the hamper!

Look at that! Let them share the soap!

Listen... All the actors what are not in here are out in the square

preparing. We will go out to Carrie and see what's going on.

Earlier we saw some hip-hop, now we have the Brannings doing Bollywood.

You are meant to be in prison. I'm on day release! OK! Have you been

practising in your cell? Yes. Abbey, how long have you rehearsed for

this? Probably since yesterday. Last night. Are you any good? Not in the

slightest, no! Don't expect anything. Is Bollywood one to watch?

Absolutely, just for the fact we cannot do it. Your dad kidnapped Ian

- tell me - is he hiding in your wardrobe? Yes!

I need to see the dresses! Let's have a little... Oh, look at

that! Now, what was the hardest move

you've had to learn? You might need to let the coats go, I reckon,

girls! What is the hardest move? We need to see some moves here.

And this often happens... So you end up with your scarf over your face!

Oh, yes, it will be great! Show me your dance!

Fantastic! I am a little bit tired of the

dance, I have to say. I think I am ready for some singing, maybe.

# Anyone Can Fall In Love # You must keep it going

# Anyone Can Fall In Love... Well, look at the clock. I hand over

to the main event. So it is over to Tess Daly and Sir Terry Wogan.