Frisky and Mannish create a Craig David musical
Scott covered Breakfast again and discovered that Beccy’s mother was still asleep in her flat after a visit. Beccy promised to make amends for making her leave, while Chris treated the situation as another improbable domestic detail.
Beccy had also accidentally stumbled into a Levi Roots book signing while using a branch of Smiths as a shortcut. She insisted she had not gone looking for him, but the studio enjoyed imagining the lonely signing table.
Dear Scott included stories of overheard conversations, travel and the strange places the show was apparently being heard. One message claimed the programme had an unexpectedly enthusiastic audience in Peru.
Frisky and Mannish joined Scott to perform their Craig David musical, stitching familiar songs and storylines together at speed. Their polished performance was a deliberate contrast to the show’s home-made S-Hits experiments.
The programme also revisited the idea that Scott and Beccy could become royal lookalikes. It was one of those plans that only made sense in the studio, which was precisely why Chris and the listeners were asked to take it seriously.
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