2001 – Sophie Ellis-Bextor

1997 – Kathy Burke

Kathy Burke co-pilots Rylan’s time machine for a trip back to 1997 where they revisit the events, music and TV that defined the year. From the phenomenon of a new children’s television series to a nation in mourning at the death of the ‘People’s Princess’, Kathy and Rylan share personal anecdotes from one of the most memorable years of the 90s. Production Credits Step Back In Time With Rylan Clark-Neal is a Harbar 8 production. Executive Producer: Daniel Clark-Neal Producer: Oliver Morris Assistant Producer: Simona Rata Composer: Pascal Wyse Production Manager: Sara Butler. Archive Credits BBC News © BBC 1997 Harry Enfield and Chums © BBC 1997 Teletubbies © DHX Media 1997 Nil By Mouth © SE8 Group 1997 Kevin and Perry Go Large © Icon Entertainment International 2000 Comic Relief © BBC 1997 Titanic © Paramount Pictures and Twentieth Century Fox 1997

2000 – Gabrielle

Singer Gabrielle takes a seat in Rylan’s time machine for a journey back to the year 2000 where they revel in some of the year’s most talked about moments. From the ill-fated opening of a new Thames river crossing to the dress that broke the internet, Gabrielle and Rylan celebrate the events, music and TV that made a mark on the first year of the 21st Century. Production Credits Step Back In Time With Rylan Clark-Neal is a Harbar 8 production. Executive Producer: Daniel Clark-Neal Producer: Oliver Morris Assistant Producer: Simona Rata Composer: Pascal Wyse Production Manager: Sara Butler. Archive Credits Inspector Gadget Theme © DIC Audio Visual 1983 'The Sims' Simlish © Electronic Arts 2000 TFI Friday © Channel 4 2000 Naked Jungle © Channel 5 2000 Eastenders © BBC 2000 The Weakest Link © BBC 2000 BBC News © BBC 2000 Front Row © BBC 2000 The Leading Edge © BBC 2000

1999 – James Dreyfus

Actor James Dreyfus jumps on board Rylan's time machine and they travel back to 1999 where they dive into some of the year’s most talked about moments. From the ‘wedding of the year’ to the hysteria surrounding the Millennium Bug, James and Rylan revisit iconic music videos and classic film and tv in a celebration of everything 1999. Production Credits Step Back In Time With Rylan Clark-Neal is a Harbar 8 production. Executive Producer: Daniel Clark-Neal Producer: Oliver Morris Assistant Producer: Simona Rata Composer: Pascal Wyse Production Manager: Sara Butler. Archive Credits BBC News Archive © BBC 1999 and 2000 Queer As Folk © Red Production Company 1999 Notting Hill © Universal Pictures 1999 Gimme Gimme Gimme © Tiger Aspect Productions 1999 Millennium Bug Public Information Film © Financial Conduct Authority 1999

1993 - Heather Small

M People's Heather Small joins Rylan in his time machine for a trip back to 1993 where they revisit some forgotten gems of the year. From the rise of the boy band to the fall of an infamous soap, Heather and Rylan take in the music and TV that defined the year - and there's an unexpected sing-off you won't want to miss! Production Credits: Step Back In Time With Rylan Clark-Neal is a Harbar 8 production. Executive Producer: Daniel Clark-Neal Producer: Oliver Morris Assistant Producer: Simona Rata Composer: Pascal Wyse Production Manager: Sara Butler Archive Credits: The Generation Game © BBC 1993 Match of the Day © BBC 1993 Eldorado © BBC 1993 BBC News © BBC 1993 Stars In Their Eyes © ITV 1993

2001 – Sophie Ellis-Bextor

Sophie Ellis-Bextor boards Rylan's time machine for a journey back to 2001. They travel through classic pop, iconic tv moments, era-defining technology and fashion faux pas, with unexpected revelations, a surprise caller and plenty of laughs along the way. It's 2001 all over again! Production Credits Step Back In Time With Rylan Clark-Neal is a Harbar 8 production. Executive Producer: Daniel Clark-Neal Producer: Oliver Morris Assistant Producer: Simona Rata Composer: Pascal Wyse Production Manager: Sara Butler. Archive Credits Popstars © ITV 2001 Celebrity Big Brother © Endemol Shine 2001 Bridget Jones' Diary © Studio Canal 2001 Tonight © ITV 2001 Who Wants To Be A Millionaire © Celador 2001