Andrew Garfield turned up with a "Subway Takes" style challenge for Greg James, insisting he couldn't call himself a DJ because he doesn't spin physical records. Greg argued his way to being reclassified as "a DJ" by the end of it, before Garfield was invited to press play on a Chapel Roan track himself. His attempt at introducing the song went down badly, with Greg telling him "there was nothing charming, nothing interesting, nothing unique about that" before adding "that's why they pay you the big bucks."
The pair then played Sit Down Stand Up, with Garfield scrolling his phone for famous friends to call live on air. Several calls went unanswered, including one to Jamie Laing, but Ayo Edebiri picked up and confirmed she was indeed standing up as Garfield had guessed. James Acaster also answered, revealing he was "holding the door up for some dogs" at the vet, before he and Garfield reminisced about a "weird" chat they'd once had at Glastonbury that Acaster admitted he didn't actually remember.
Live Lounge Month rolled on too, with Nothing But Thieves' cover of Beyoncé's Crazy In Love getting a replay, after producer Helena revealed her pre-performance pep talk to the band was "it's going to be nothing but brilliant."
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