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.
Dominic and Niamh deliberately blurred the clues to their relationship, while Scott and Chris had to decide whether dramatic quotations came from Mr Worldwide or William Shakespeare. [...]
Lynette judged another batch of men for Zofia, including a teacher and a magician, while a Bamboleo clip brought back memories of Dickie's Dribble. [...]
NHS worker Dan celebrated getting his coronavirus vaccine, Ryan finally landed the perfect dentist appointment time and Roisin and Alfie tried to fool Chris's Vegan Whisperer. [...]
With the BBC expanding home-learning programmes, Chris put on a metaphorical mortarboard and launched his own extremely unreliable contribution to education. [...]
Chris revived his supposed ability to identify vegans by voice alone, only for a flexitarian to make the whole Vegan Whisperer theory considerably harder to defend. [...]
Brother or Lover received its first all-female twist with Fay and Lydia, while Scott and Chris admitted their latest Pointless appearance had gone nowhere near as well as the last one. [...]
Scott and Chris exchanged improvised Christmas gifts before Tap End returned to Chris's student house, where Chango disappeared from a Southampton night out and eventually slept beside boxes in a Staples car park. [...]
Lynette judged a postman, turkey farmer, Christmas-tree salesman and ice skater for Zofia, while Scott and Chris stretched the final Bamboleo Wednesday of the year into a festive send-off. [...]
Scott and Chris created their own impromptu Dial-A-Carol after COVID cancelled the usual American service, only to discover almost nobody knew what came after the first line of Ding Dong Merrily on High. [...]
Sam Fender told his younger self to ignore the kids mocking his hair and weight, listen to his grandad's wartime stories and pick up the guitar that would eventually transform his life. [...]