Tag: 2006
Scott orchestrates chaos by getting two rival takeaway shops to take orders from each other, resulting in mounting confusion and a brilliantly tangled phone exchange. [...]
With Scott Mills away, Chappers takes over and revisits some of the show's most memorable moments, including the legendary Glasgow University names call and the infamous Pizza Guy prank calls. [...]
Scott discovers "The Baby Mindreader," a genuinely baffling TV show in which a camp psychic called Derek claims to read the minds of babies to diagnose their emotional and behavioural problems — and the results are hilariously dubious. [...]
Scott and the team play back a selection of Flirt Divert messages left over the weekend, featuring awkward chat-up attempts, failed impressions, and relationship drama — including one caller trying to make up with his girlfriend after an uninvited guest incident. [...]
A joyful update on Shannon, the eight-year-old girl who Scott surprised with McFly after her brain tumour diagnosis. Her godfather Paul rings in with brilliant news: Shannon has finished treatment and been given the all clear by doctors. [...]
Scott interviews pop icon Janet Jackson, and the team decides to lighten the mood by staging a cheeky wardrobe malfunction stunt with Chappers halfway through the chat. [...]
Lloyd reports live from Anfield, where he attended the launch of Liverpool FC's new Adidas kit and conducted interviews with several of the players — armed with some characteristically odd questions that managed to surprise even the professionals. [...]
Robbie Williams rings Scott from Berlin to discuss his new single "Rudebox" and defend his decision to let Scott play it early on Friday — much to the annoyance of other radio stations. [...]
In the final instalment of Orson's week-long song-based confession series, a listener called Claire uses the band to propose marriage to her boyfriend David — live on air, with no pressure whatsoever. [...]
Lloyd returns with another chaotic phone call—this time asking a bewildered Audi dealer about sports cars with flames—while Orson delivers a brilliant singing telegram to James's exploitative pub boss Bernard, demanding back pay and resignation on his behalf. [...]