Superfan Steve is a more recent one that’s really stuck with me - especially both Cheryl’s and Anne-Marie’s! Also enjoyed the Don’t Look It Up quiz that started in lockdown with Producer Will and then Producer Amy (now of the breakfast show)

Haha ‘forty of those’ is definitely one that’s stuck with me too. ‘Who loves Cher’ is a recent one that I can’t get out of my brain. And the Barryoke songs, especially when they brought it back, God is a Woman will always be God is a Barry to me now.

I always say "forty of those" when someone mentions the number. The Ting Tings That's Not My Name feels incomplete without Yo Gabba Gabba. And Mills and Boon always reminds me of Mills and Spoon! 

Such a great thread! For me, the Innuendo Bingo clips and the stuff they used to play during the Bamboleo gap, are burned into my brain. If someone mentions a right hand, my brain says ‘is very well exercised’. If someone says ‘but’, my brain says ‘he’s gay’.  Such a silly one that’s stuck with me is a remix they did of a clip-up of Charlie Sloth saying ‘Birmingham’ and now I pronounce it the same way and have to sing the song, ‘Birmin-um, do do do do do’. Thanks to the Trapped in the Closet feature, the word ‘spatula’ must always be sung rather than said. And every time I hear Kesha, I wonder who boffed her.  

For me it's got to be the Girls Aloud prank. Such a genius idea and excecuted so well. I'll always remember the weird calls they got from people thinking they were speaking to actual Girls Aloud members. The Livestock Lounge also comes to mind for being absolutely insane and memorable. Randy Mandy is also a personal favourite moment too. My favourite ‘era’ has to be the Chappers and Laura/Beccy drivetime era so anything from there will just live with me forever.

The 'Muff Liquor Company' call they did on their Funny Business feature is one that springs to mind.. or the Superfan Steve they did with Cheryl.

I’m trying to work out which bits of Scott’s show have permanently lodged themselves in my brain. For me, the name Mandy will never, ever be normal again thanks to Randy Mandy from Flirt Divert. And whenever I hear any of Madonna’s more recent stuff, my head instantly adds the daft extra brass Scott used to stick over the top. What about you? If you’ve been listening over the last three decades, which moments still pop into your head? The chaotic ones, the running jokes, the unhinged callers, the stuff that still makes you laugh out loud?

Zayn Malik takes over Radio1 this Wednesday from 8pm - 10pm instead of Future Pop

14th December Lauren Redfern in for Nat O'Leary with Vicky.

The bosses must've liked Spoony on drive, he's sitting in again Wednesday 17th to Friday 19th December. He's been a decent listen this week. It's a shame OJ doesn't appear on daytime as much now. I hope he hasn't been permanently sidelined as Sara's cover. 

W/C 15th December Jerry doing Going Home all week with Katie. Most likely confirms my theory that Jamie's last show of the year is on the 25th November. (Unless he is involved in any Christmas pre-records) Maia Beth doing Future Pop on the 17th December. Dean in for Greg on the 19th December, the Anthems show at 10am is a giveaway.

Spoony is in for Sara on Monday and Tuesday next week as well, with Mark Goodier on The Good Groove. Shaun Keaveny in for Liza Tarbuck on Saturday 22nd November, with Paddy O'Connell sitting in on the 29th. Gary Davies in for Vernon Kay on Monday 1st, Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd December. Spoony in for Trevor Nelson on Wednesday 10th and Thursday 11th December.. with Melvin Odoom on The Good Groove.

For more chaos I nominate Chris Moyles

For the total chaos I nominate Greg James for the next DG!

When do we find out who the new DJs are for Crimbo Limbo Week? WHOOOOOO?