Eurovision
Scott Mills was one of the BBC's Eurovision voices for years, commentating on the Song Contest. Here's everything we've written about Scott and Eurovision.
Liam Payne revisited One Direction's first Radio 1 play, secret-location broadcasts, Kurt Angle wrestling and the years when he became the responsible member trying to keep everybody organised. [...]
Henry landed in Scott and Chris's imaginary Sydney and met an aggressively Australian local, while Laura Whitmore mixed from her unfinished garden bar and explained lockdown life with Iain Stirling. [...]
Chris celebrated Watford ending Liverpool’s unbeaten league run, world-class whistler David Morris took on Darude’s Sandstorm and Ask Me Anything drifted into whether Scott could survive the end of the world. [...]
The UK’s Eurovision entry sent Scott into full rallying-cry mode, listeners travelling across Europe were recruited as unofficial campaigners and Scott and Chris confronted more embarrassing audio from their early radio careers. [...]
Sherif’s Love Island exit remained unexplained, Superfan Steve acquired impersonators and Chris’s first international Stark Guide took a couple through Kraków, home of Tulia and Max Factor. [...]
Scott and Chris handed Anne-Marie’s interview to Lewis Capaldi, who asked whether she sweated when putting clothes on and proved he could be as entertaining interviewing a pop star as being interviewed himself. [...]
Scott and Chris returned from Eurovision week, processed Watford’s FA Cup defeat and the UK’s Eurovision result, then imagined Chris managing Middlesbrough with Scott as his suspiciously gentle assistant. [...]
David’s dad Ed revealed that passing a French fire-service ambulance exam led to celebrations in the back of an emergency vehicle, while Radio 1 auditioned fake girlfriends for Sam’s nan Patricia. [...]
Newsbeat interviewed climate expert Chris Smith, Scott and Chris delivered a Stark Guide to Brighton, Radio 1 visited a raw dog-food workplace and listeners revealed the strange YouTube how-to videos they relied on. [...]
Rita Ora confidently took on a fan who knew her primary school, shoe size, favourite sauce and an old Eurovision audition, without realising “Steve” was really Chris reading the answers in another room. [...]