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22 February 2008: Reading His Cleaner’s Body Language

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22 February 2008: Reading His Cleaner’s Body Language

 

Scott is baffled by his cleaner’s behaviour and enlists the team’s help to decode what her body language might mean — a conversation that quickly spirals into increasingly absurd analysis of where her legs were pointing.

Scott begins the show by revisiting a long-running topic: his cleaner and the “weird signals” she’s been giving him over recent months. The problem is that Scott is notoriously bad at reading body language and flirting cues, so he needs help interpreting what happened when she sat down on his bed while he was working on his laptop that morning. What follows is a brilliantly silly interrogation, with Chappers and Laura quizzing him on the precise details: was there leaning? Leg contact? Eye contact? Which direction were her legs facing? Was she playing with her hair? The team gradually reveals what seems fairly obvious — that she simply wanted to have a chat — but Scott persists in seeking a definitive body language diagnosis. The existing description also mentions the show covered sleep overs, DJ sound-alikes, and whether Kate Nash thanked Laura at the Brits.

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