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17 July 2012: Misha B unleashes a soaking in Innuendo Bingo

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17 July 2012: Misha B unleashes a soaking in Innuendo Bingo

 

Misha B unleashes a soaking in Innuendo Bingo

Listener Laura recalled proposing to Chesney Hawkes after watching him perform in Magaluf. She had waited through the set for “The One and Only”, queued for a photograph and autograph, then asked him to marry her despite his explaining that he was already married. Laura had also met Scott at a Pat Sharp show that night, but Scott wondered why she had not offered him the same proposal.

Misha B came in to discuss her single “Home Run”, her album and her recent live appearances before facing Chris in Innuendo Bingo. Having watched Olly Murs play the game, she arrived unusually well prepared with a change of clothes. Scott encouraged her not to repeat Aiden Grimshaw’s restrained performance from the previous week and to aim directly at Chris.

Clips from Hell’s Kitchen USA, Jamie Oliver, golf coverage, Alexandra Burke, Joan Collins and John Barrowman quickly left both players drenched. Misha initially tried to contain the water but soon began firing it across the studio, while Chris’s jeans and her outfit became increasingly transparent. The decisive moment came when a clip about piccalilli being dropped on a bishop caused another direct hit.

Scott continued welcoming international arrivals for the Olympics and returned to the team’s habit of visiting former homes. Listener Caswell admitted booking a viewing when his old house came back onto the market, despite having no intention of buying it. He inspected the unchanged bathroom and shower, while Scott bluntly told him that the kitchen had not been very good.

The team corrected the previous day’s Volcano Live count after realising that “erupt”, “erupted” and “erupting” had been included alongside “eruption”. Listeners who had accepted the original answer of 59 could keep their points, while the revised total was 23. Later, young farmer Tom auditioned for Edinburgh by whistling Pirates of the Caribbean, and Hayley Williams correctly predicted that Kate Humble had pronounced Eyjafjallajökull 12 times.

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