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Short Change

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Short Change
GenreConsumer affairs
Presented byZoe Ball (1994-1995)
Andi Peters (1996)
Tim Vincent (1997-1999)
Ortis Deley (1999-2005)
Alex Leam (2000)
Rhodri Owen (2000-2005)
Angellica Bell (2001-2004)
Thalia Pellegrini (2005)
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series13
No. of episodes139
Original release
NetworkBBC One
CBBC
Release20 February 1994 (1994-02-20) –
12 July 2005 (2005-07-12)

Short Change is a UK consumer affairs programme for children, broadcast on BBC One and later on CBBC. It ran for 13 series from 1994 to 2005.

Episode guide

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SeriesEpisodesDurationPresenter(s)
1620 February 1994 - 27 March 1994Zoe Ball
219 February 1995 - 26 March 1995
3718 February 1996 - 31 March 1996Andi Peters
Series 3 compilation15 January 1997
489 February 1997 - 30 March 1997Tim Vincent
Fan Clubs Special19 November 1997
5611 January 1998 - 15 February 1998
6127 January 1999 - 25 March 1999Tim Vincent & Ortis Deley
76 January 2000 - 23 March 2000Ortis Deley, Rhodri Owen & Alex Leam
84 January 2001 - 22 March 2001Ortis Deley, Rhodri Owen & Angellica Bell
91429 March 2001 - 28 June 2001
101318 April 2002 - 11 July 2002
1124 April 2003 - 17 July 2003
12158 April 2004 - 15 July 2004
Fat Nation Challenge – The Big Challenge189 September 2004 - 7 November 2004Matt Allwright[1]
13155 April 2005 - 12 July 2005Ortis Deley, Rhodri Owen & Thalia Pellegrini

PriceBusters competition

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On each programme, viewers were challenged to find the cheapest and most expensive prices for a given product throughout the country: two winners each week (one finding each extreme price) would win a boom-box stereo. Bill Bennett won the competition two weeks running, by finding the most expensive prices for the given products, and including Tesco's grocery delivery charge of £5. This made the cost of a Müller Rice around £5.40, much more expensive than prices found by any other entrant. Following the two consecutive wins, the rules were changed to omit delivery charges from the total cost for a particular product.

References

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  1. ↑ "Fat Nation - The Big Challenge" (Press release). BBC Press Office. 8 September 2004. Retrieved 26 September 2026.
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Short Change at IMDb

See also

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