Bangers
Bangers was a popular music game on Scott Mills's BBC Radio 1 afternoon show, where Scott and Chris Stark each championed a track and listeners decided which one deserved to be played. These articles revisit the musical battles, questionable choices and arguments that made the feature a favourite.
Scott unveiled Chris’s strangely formal guide to Middlesbrough, pushed Rag’n’Bone Man through an emotional new version of Giant and welcomed Emily Atack for Innuendo Bingo. [...]
Nicole returned with a shortlist of dream interviewees headed by Eamonn Holmes, while Scott and Chris debated whether shaving off a beard could become relationship deception. [...]
Chris replayed Lauren’s surprise engagement, explained how the team hid Jamie inside a fake Bangers choice and revisited the week’s snake drama from behind the scenes. [...]
On Valentine’s Day, Beccy’s dad Mike gleefully revealed a pub date ended in a familiar lay-by and the back of a Morris Marina, before Radio 1 officially named its Essex python Will. [...]
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Scott and Chris returned for the new year with bizarre January diet tips, a fresh round of Meat2Veg and a complaint that reality TV’s deliberately evil judges had become old-fashioned. [...]
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The final Friday Extra Show of the year played the longer version of Sam’s oyster-filled conception story, dealt with complaints about the Cliff Richard complaints and dug out Chris’s brilliantly awkward old Mila Kunis interview. [...]
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Maria’s mum Anne explained how a sailing trip was forced into Queenscliff by bad weather, leaving her and husband David alone on the rocking yacht where his supposed cure for seasickness led to considerably more than steadying the boat. [...]