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Scott attempts a long-dormant game of "Who The Hell Are You?" by calling a mystery celebrity, but the feature spectacularly falls apart—followed by Rob's hilariously awkward pharmacy mishap where he asks for "tampons" from a handwritten shopping list. [...]
Catherine Tate joins the show to discuss a sketch involving Tony Blair, and the team help facilitate charity pledges for Comic Relief, including a particularly memorable appeal to reunite a caller named Steve with his ex-girlfriend Rachel. [...]
Fergie from The Black Eyed Peas visits the show to chat about her new single "Glamorous," and the team features a listener's disastrous date rescue via the Get Me Out of Here text service, complete with an accidentally German grandmother impression that may have tanked her chances with her date. [...]
Scott plays the Dave Game, phoning random businesses to see if someone called Dave works there, and then runs a chaotic rescue mission where he impersonates a panicked German grandmother to help a listener escape a bad date. [...]
Scott and the team orchestrate an elaborate prank on Laura, who's convinced her boyfriend James is misbehaving at a conference in Belfast — with hilariously incriminating results when they phone the hotel posing as her. [...]
Scott returns to the florist card challenge — testing how outrageous a message a flower shop will agree to print — this time enlisting a New York florist to see if American shops have different standards than their UK counterparts. [...]
Scott speaks to Carla, who works at a London hotel, about some rather compromising Polaroid photos left behind by French guests—and attempts a phone call to the hotel to return them, complete with a hilariously failed French accent. [...]
Scott debunks a series of persistent urban myths circulating among listeners, from claims about Shakira to the infamous Richard Gere rumour, while fielding callers with their own bizarre stories about poo in teapots and mysterious incidents in shop fitting rooms. [...]
Scott and Alan Carr host a live comedy event in a bar near Radio 1, where Scott's flatmate Fraser attempts to "heal the world through laughter" while being subjected to an electric shock collar that zaps him whenever the audience decides he hasn't been funny enough. [...]
Scott's on a mission to help his flatmate become a stand-up comedian through the healing power of laughter, and enlists the help of comedian Russell Howard to offer guidance after the hopeful's first two gigs go spectacularly wrong. [...]