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Chris created a fifth weekly podcast without Scott, called Greg before his first Breakfast Show, admitted he and Scott had never had a proper falling-out and surprised former co-host Beccy after a listener asked what she was doing now. [...]
Scott wanted phones to identify strangers’ perfume, became obsessed with Australian Bachelor Nick “Honey Badger” Cummins and then asked Swedish pop legend Robyn whether her studio looked like IKEA. [...]
Chris’s power-cut pizza problem inspired callers to reveal what they had left behind when card machines failed, including one man who effectively left his girlfriend at the restaurant while he went looking for cash. [...]
Radio 1 disguised Joe Sugg as “Feta” before revealing him as the fourth celebrity joining Strictly Come Dancing 2018, while Scott celebrated Left Handers Day a day late. [...]
With Grimmy finished and Greg James not starting until the following Monday, Scott and Chris filled four mornings “for absolutely nobody”, secretly listened to Greg rehearsing next door and tried to decode Strictly’s cheese codenames. [...]
James revealed that a celebrity client had received a mobile phone which tracked the route of their fan mail and photographs of their home, while Ellie brutally reviewed three listeners’ dating profiles. [...]
Listener Ellie and her friends compiled the dating-profile lines they were sick of seeing, while loved-up Will and Katie proved to Chris that couples really could speak to each other in painfully affectionate voice notes. [...]
Chris came back from honeymoon to hear Scott analyse his wedding speech, learn what “wig flew” meant and receive an extraordinary personalised welcome-home video from viral World Cup fan Naked Martin. [...]
Scott learned that a brilliant performance could make your imaginary wig fly off, while dating-app users begged people to stop using the same Brexit jokes and Sophie revealed her talcum-powder solution to thigh chafing. [...]
Anne-Marie put Scott through karate and nunchuck training before Paul Rudd judged strangers entirely from their voices and successfully identified who had “done bits” the night before. [...]