Television: 1990s

1999: Country Tracks

First broadcast: Fri 1^st Oct 1999, on BBC Two

Jenny shares her passion for Cornwall.

1999: The Heaven and Earth Show

First broadcast: Sun 14^th Feb 1999 on BBC One

Mike Harding begins a spiritual quest in the world of the Quakers, Esther McVey talks to Jenny and chef Ken Hom provides a dish to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Presented by Kevin Woodford and Catrina Skepper.

1999: Masterchef

First broadcast: Sun 3^rd Jan 1999, 16:25 on BBC One London

The nationwide search for Britain’s best amateur cook returns for a ninth series. Loyd Grossman introduces three hopefuls from London, who prepare their culinary masterpieces under the judicial gaze of guests Jenny and Nick Nairn.

1998: Bramwell Series

Loose Women

Jenny: Mrs Bruce

Director: Tim Whitby

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1998: Bramwell Series

Our Brave Boys

Jenny: Mrs Bruce

Director: Paul Unwin

Further details may be found in the BFI Collections Database or IMDb

1998: A Respectable Trade

First broadcast: Sun 19^th Apr 1998, 21:20 on BBC One London

Jenny: Lady Scott

Director: Suri Krishnamma

Further details may be found in the BFI Collections Database or IMDb

1998: E Nesbit

An Awfully Big Adventure series

Jenny is among those exploring how E Nesbit’s unconventional lifestyle belied her innocent stories.

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1997: Everyman – Pagans’ Progress

First broadcast: Sun 30^th Nov 1997, 22:30 on BBC One London

Everyman examines the rituals of a witches’ coven and the practices of druids and shamans and asks whether these faiths are genuine religions or dangerous superstitions, with Jenny as narrator.

1997: Funny Women Maureen Lipman

First broadcast: Sat 18^th Oct 1997, 21:00 on BBC Two England

A celebration of the work of Maureen Lipman – a successful actress, columnist, author, singer, comedian and raconteur. With contributions from friends such as Jenny.

1997 Holiday Memories

First broadcast: Tue 14^th Oct 1997, 19:00 on BBC One London

Series which revisits memorable holiday destinations, presented by Carol Smillie. Jenny returns to Cyprus after 30 years and reminisces about her schoolgirl holidays.

1997: Noel’s Telly Years

First broadcast: Wed 12^th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC One London

Noel Edmonds looks back on old television. Tonight 1968 is under the spotlight. Jenny starred in The Railway Children, and Lance Percival provided voices for the Beatles film Yellow Submarine.

1996: Junior Masterchef

First broadcast: Sun 20^th Oct 1996, 16:05 on BBC One London

The last semi-final. With Loyd Grossman and guests Jenny and chef David Nicholls.

1996: Esther – Children, Their Parents and Actors

First broadcast: Mon 4^th Mar 1996, 17:00 on BBC Two England

Jenny and Jack Wild join Esther Rantzen for a discussion of the pros and cons of childhood fame.

1996: Heartbeat Series

Best Laid Plans

Jenny: Susannah Temple-Richards

Director: Gwennan Sage

Further details may be found in the BFI Collections Database or IMDb

1996: And the Beat Goes On

Jenny: Connie Spencer

Director: Jeremy Summers

Further details may be found in the BFI Collections Database or IMDb

1995: The All-New Alexei Sayle Show

First Broadcast: Fri 16^th Jun 1995, 21:30 on BBC Two England

Drunk in Time, second series of th comedy sketch show from anarchic comedian Alexei Sayle with Jenny as a scientist.

Further details may be found in the BFI Collections Database or IMDb

1995: September

Jenny: Isobel

Director: Colin Bucksey

Further details may be found in the BFI Collections Database or IMDb

1995: The Clothes Show

First broadcast: Sun 19^th Feb 1995 on BBC One

More than 1,000 costumes were used in the making of BBCtv’s The Buccaneers, BBC 1 Sundays 9. 10pm. This week’s programme reports on the work of Ros Ebbutt, costume designer for the serial, and meets key players including Jenny.