Nineties TV legend looks unrecognisable as she makes big return to the BBC

A NINETIES TV legend is unrecognisable as she made her big return to the BBC.

Sarah Greene has returned to the public service broadcaster for a brand new show.

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A nineties TV legend is unrecognisable as she made her big return to the BBC[/caption]

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Sarah Greene has returned to the public service broadcaster for a brand new show[/caption]

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Sarah presents The Finish Line with DJ Roman Kemp[/caption]

She is currently appearing on BBC One every weekday afternoon for a new game show.

Sarah presents The Finish Line with DJ Roman Kemp.

A synopsis for the new series reads: “The more you know, the further you go.

“Knowledge equals speed as contestants battle it out to reach the finish line first.”

Sarah, now 65, was a regular face on the Beeb presenting kids’ series Blue Peter in 1980 for three years.

She also hosted Saturday Superstore as well as Going Live alongside Phillip Schofield until it was axed in 1993.

However, she took a step back from television following the death of her husband Mike Smith in 2014.

Mike ran his own aerial filming firm and Sarah took over the helping of running the day-to-day operations.

Mike also enjoyed a career in broadcasting as a BBC Radio 1 DJ and an acclaimed role on Top Of The Pops.

His death came following complications relating to heart surgery at the age of 59.

Having taken to time to focus on his business, Sarah seldom appeared on TV apart from a one-off guest hosting week on This Morning where she reunited with ex-colleague Phillip and hosted alongside Rylan Clark.

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Sarah took a step back from television following the death of her husband Mike Smith, pictured, in 2014[/caption]

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Sarah, now 65, was a regular face on the Beeb presenting kids’ series Blue Peter in 1980 for three years[/caption]