Anneka Rice 1988, being replaced by former tennis player Annabel Croft. Rice hosted the BBC's Children in Need appeal in 1987 and tested an early version of her next project, "Challenge Anneka". This had been devised by Rice herself and was launched in 1989 on BBC 1. It ran for a further five years. On 9 June 2006, it was announced that "Challenge Anneka" would return, but this time on ITV. The first of three specials was broadcast on Boxing Day 2006. A further episode was aired on 6 June 2007. As a result of her owning the rights to "Challenge Anneka"
Treasure (1958 TV series) Treasure (1958 TV series) Treasure was a syndicated American television series created in 1958 by Bill Burrud Productions. The series originally aired on KCOP-TV. It filmed documentaries on buried treasure, lost cities, shipwrecks, and ghost towns. The crew included producer Bill Burrud, Milas Hinshaw, Buddy Noonan, Guy Adenis (who received an Emmy award for Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in 1971 for his work on Wildfire! which was narrated by Lorne Greene), Leland W. Hansen, Gene McCabe, Thomas Penfield, Bill Southworth, and Ronald Munns. One episode included "Death Valley's Stovepipe Wells" about gold prospecting during the mid-1800s in Stovepipe Wells, California