Tag: Christmas
Radio 1 played the final 75 seconds of Mistletoe and Wine after complaints, Scott prepared his Strictly crab for Greg James’s young-carers party and Chris rescued the team night out with a 55-year-old belly dancer. [...]
David Guetta was stunned when fake superfan Steve knew his old Paris club, debut album, obscure early collaborations and even his real first name, while Scott cut Cliff Richard off halfway through Mistletoe and Wine. [...]
After months of tennis-ball notes, market research and Claude Littner’s disapproval, François finally brought the only finished bottle of the show’s unisex perfume into Radio 1. [...]
The Friday Extra Show replayed the ludicrous 2016 ceremony which renamed the Fleet Services footbridge for Scott, complete with plaque, grand speeches and an eighth-wonder-of-the-world introduction. [...]
Scott returned from Thailand with a 50p haircut, Chris tried to win any company award available and Claude Littner became increasingly exasperated as Radio 1 pitched him its homemade celebrity fragrance. [...]
The Friday Extra Show tested Wrong Number, Right Answer in a cheese shop and a Christmas shop, revisited forgotten Radio 1 festive trailers and dug out Chris’s own deeply strange Christmas song. [...]
Chris’s Friday Extra Show found Kitty, who wrote an angry nightclub review while still inside the club only to discover weeks later that she had posted the whole rant on the local kebab shop’s page. [...]
Imogen’s mum Carmy revealed that a long journey from Hartlepool to Cornwall became the Love Train near Darlington, where her dance flexibility helped overcome the practical limitations of a tiny train toilet. [...]
Chris returned as impossibly knowledgeable fan Steve, Charli XCX became increasingly suspicious and local news introduced Elvis the ASBO parrot before Radio 1 discovered a full-production Michael Jackson tribute by One Pound Fish Man. [...]
With Chris 24 hours into his Instagram break, listener Helen offered to help turn the show’s perfume idea into a real fragrance and introduced the possibility of working with a professional “nose”. [...]