Christmas
Festive moments from across the site's history, spanning Scott's Radio 1 years through to Radio 2, covering Christmas-themed games, charity efforts and seasonal silliness from the shows alongside other presenters' festive features.
The Florist Game travels to Amsterdam to test whether Dutch florists will write absolutely anything on a card—including rap lyrics—while Scott campaigns hard to get a miserable indie song to number one at Christmas. [...]
Kelly Brook arrives to begin her presenting duties on the relaunched Surgery feature, while Scott pursues an increasingly elaborate campaign to convince listeners to name their unborn children Spider Pig. [...]
Scott and the team explore a dating website designed for cat lovers to find romantic matches, fielding caller Mrs. X who admits her cats have sabotaged previous relationships, while also running their signature "Pointless Survey" asking the public which celebrity they'd eat on a desert island. [...]
A festive edition packed with Santa phoning a naughty child, a round of Play Our Christmas Cards Correctly, the perennially popular mince pie joke, and a compilation of 2006's standout moments including Buckfast Boy and the notorious angry pizza guy. [...]
A festive edition featuring Santa's call to a naughty child, a Christmas party ticket game, the eternal mince pie joke debate, and a compilation of 2006's most memorable moments including Buckfast Boy and the legendary angry pizza man. [...]
Scott's got a fancy dress dilemma for his football club's Christmas party — everything must start with the letter S — and discovers that action hero Steven Seagal is touring the UK with his blues rock band Thunderbox, playing High Wycombe on Valentine's Day. [...]
Listener Jay, who's had a difficult year after her mother's recent death, calls in to share her experience of Scott's random act of kindness — a surprise meeting with the Sugababes at their studio. [...]
Scott sends Laura into a public library armed only with a whoopee cushion, tasking her to get thrown out using the classic fart gag — but the librarians prove remarkably unfazed by her efforts. [...]