BBC Radio 1
Coverage of Scott Mills's BBC Radio 1 years, from classic features and pranks like Flirt Divert to the daily afternoon show with Chris Stark, plus other Radio 1 presenters and shows through to more recent years.
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Chris squeezed back into the pants Tom Daley knitted him during Lolathon, while Scott wondered whether lockdown had transformed garden centres into Britain's replacement for the traditional department store. [...]
Chris expanded the Love Island manifestation theory into a months-long listener experiment, while Don't Look It Up tackled the unexpectedly serious question of which animals can fart. [...]
A viral Radio 1 jingle dance introduced Jake and his family before Chris embraced Toby's theory that wanting bigger feet as a child might somehow make them grow. [...]
Lynette came back after illness and revealed firefighters had evacuated her flooded bungalow complex by making her climb on all fours onto a wobbling float. [...]
Snoring, holidays, ukulele serenades and socially distanced gigs convinced almost the whole team Alex and Christina were a couple — but they were identical twin sisters. [...]
Scott's outdoor gathering erupted when guests kept cutting successful songs off to queue their own choices, creating the new insult “pop blockers” and a strict rule that nobody touched the speaker until the track ended. [...]
Scott planned an outdoor party with lateral-flow tests and a social-media ban, only for Chris to discover his wife had been invited before he had — while somebody at Radio 1 kept stealing Chris's microphone muff. [...]
Scott and Chris threw themselves into another day of Summer Breakout puzzles as Jordan North's song mash-up clue made Chris certain the campervan password was finally within reach. [...]
Jordan North trapped Greg James inside an escape room on wheels, leaving Radio 1 to decode roller-coaster riddles, giant seaside pictures and a mysterious food-preparation clue. [...]
Chris admitted he could sing entire songs without knowing what they were about, so Scott reduced drivers license and other hits to rapid ten-second plot summaries. [...]

