I miss the Christmas traditions. The other one they played by Magnus Carlson, 'Wrap Myself In Paper' still gets a play on Radio 1.. at least up until last year despite the fact Scott left in 2022.

The Perfect Christmas Single gets played in my house every year! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIFdJsLRkRM  

I always used to love Transfer Deadline day in December amongst the many other Scott Mills Christmas traditions! also Stupid Street used to make me laugh so much 

The don't look it up quiz was brilliant! The different rounds kept it fresh every day too. I'll never forgot 24 years at the tap end, some of the moments that came from that will be forever ingrained in my brain.

How could I possibly forget What Day is Father's Day!  "You're 90% there" is something that I say often, in a terrible Australian accent.

Ahh you're right, they could be stand alone features. I'm sure some of them could fit in to his current show.  I used to love a round of Rapper or Accountant, and Race Horse or Racey Novel.

I do wish some of the DLIU rounds became actual features post-Scott - 'Live Lounges Time Forget' and 'Real Person or Fake Person' (the one about brands like Ralph Lauren, Aunt Bessie) were two favorites of mine. 

So many long-running jokes or segments from it.  Any of the below clips instantly make me think of Scott and the show "BUT HE'S GAY ... I mean excuse me he's blind" That Robert Dyas Christmas advert What Day is Father's Day  

Ahh I was so sorry to see Producer Will leave, the show used to get into some hysterical chaos under his watch - notably for me, the day that the whole ‘Margaret Covid’ thing was happening in the news, she show had me in tears of laughter. Everybody got a shout out of their name + Covid as a surname during Bamboleo and Scott & Chris were losing it, brilliant fun day of radio. The Don’t Look it Up Quiz was a really fun feature too, lots of silly rounds that would make for laugh out loud radio. 

Read Barry is back in Eastenders, didn't he decide to make a commercial venture out of Barryoke 😂 Also can't hear 212 without thinking of Beccy raps. Fortunately it doesn't come up on the radio much! 

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.