Tag: Chris Stark
Broadcasting from the Radio 1 Academy, Chris persuaded a Swansea tattoo parlour to pretend Liam Payne had visited and then tested how long the completely invented celebrity scoop could survive detailed questioning. [...]
Chris missed the evening food while he was in the toilet and tried to order himself a pizza to the reception, only to be told that bringing a takeaway into somebody else’s wedding was not acceptable. [...]
After keeping the plans off air for around eight months, Chris told Breakfast listeners that “someone’s actually agreed to marry me”, while Scott discovered his official role was usher with principal duties. [...]
A barista unexpectedly gave Scott his coffee for free, prompting a debate over whether staff sometimes comp drinks because they fancy a customer or because they feel sorry for them. [...]
Radio 1 listeners split over the viral recording, and Scott altered its speed to prove that the same sound could apparently become completely different words depending on who was listening. [...]
The Deadpool 2 stars tried to destroy each other with childish insults, while Chris Stark left the Breakfast Show early in Rome to track down World Cup winner Simone Perrotta. [...]
Scott challenged whether Love Island contestants themselves could claim the show’s BAFTA, prompting Chris Hughes to ring in, before Lifetime’s fictional Harry and Meghan romance became compulsory Breakfast Show viewing. [...]
A woman meant to show her best friend the result of a Brazilian wax but accidentally sent the photograph to her entire family group, prompting listeners to reveal their worst wrong-chat disasters. [...]
James introduced fellow investigator “Jane”, who posed as his partner to bluff their way into a supposedly charitable masquerade ball and secretly gather evidence for a suspicious wife. [...]
Couples shared the mundane messages that began their relationships, Jordan North needed Google to prove he worked at the BBC, and one listener begged Scott to stop playing the song she had accidentally blasted through a university library. [...]