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Against All Odds
A CBBC Show
CBBC Against All Odds
Genre Drama Re-enacting
Country of origin United Kingdom
No. of Series Unknown
No. of Episodes Unknown
Run Time Unkown
Network BBC One (CBBC
Duration 2002

Against All Odds was a CBBC television show which started being broadcast on BBC1 around Spring 2000. This is largely forgotten with there being little information about the series online, so this article is made up of fragments of information found elsewhere.

The show was hosted by Kate Sanderson and Jake Humphrey. It seems that there was at least two series of the show with the first being set in the UK and the second being set in the US.

Summary[]

This is a new CBBC series featuring reconstructions of real-life dramas and emergencies that children find themselves in — and get themselves and others out of — every year. This new CBBC programme is looking for children who have shown tremendous courage and presence of mind in potentially terrible situations.

Episodes[]

  • Meet the 10 year-old-boy who saved his dad’s life after a terrifying car crash and the teenager who saved her friend and her horse when they fell into a canal.
  • 23 Jul 2002: A new six-part run of the series in which Jake Humphrey presents true-life tales of emergencies and dramatic rescues. Today, a teenager gets trapped under a frozen pool.
  • 06 Aug 2002: Covers Stunts used in the BBC1 series Stig of the Dump and a teenager who saved a choking friend are among the true-life tales. With Jake Humphrey.
  • 13 Aug 2002: Jake Humphrey meets a girl from Newcastle upon Tyne who called six emergency services when her father's life was in danger.
  • 20 Aug 2002: Jake Humphrey meets a teenager whose first aid was tested after a car crash, and My Hero star Ardal O'Hanlon reveals how stunts are performed in the sitcom
  • 27 Aug 2002: Jake Humphrey meets a 10 year-old who woke to find his house on fire, and Dani Carlaw reveals Casualty's stunt secrets.
  • 12 Aug 2003: The heroic dog who saved the life of a six-year-old boy.

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