Granny Tinder
Granny Tinder was a dating-themed segment on Scott Mills' Radio 1 afternoon show, where Zofia's nan Lynette judged listeners' Tinder bios and dating dilemmas live on air alongside the usual mix of show chat and games.
Viral meme stars Jamie, Connor, Alex and Kevin judged the nights out everybody was missing, while Lynette got her coronavirus vaccine and Scott prepared Teddy for a Zoom dog-training class. [...]
Lynette weighed up a barman called Carl who wanted to take Zofia down under, while Bamboleo Wednesday revived classic clips and the quiz became fractious again. [...]
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. [...]
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. [...]
Lynette considered cabin crew, an immunologist and a drummer for Zofia, while the advent calendar reopened Andy King's infamous Fyre Festival story and memories of Radio 1's Lolathon. [...]
Lynette's dating standards remained ruthless, the Who-Vent Calendar revived Scott embarrassing Danny Howard on a packed Tube, and M&S Longbridge's Craig emerged as an unlikely viral presenter. [...]
Scott and Chris found even more extraordinary Naked Attraction narration, Granny Tinder returned and Don't Look It Up turned Christmas songs into death metal. [...]
Scott and Chris discovered how audio description transformed Naked Attraction before Granny Tinder judged another batch of men and René LaVice turned Don't Look It Up into a drum-and-bass quiz. [...]
Brian explained the overwhelming moment he saw six naked women at once, before Granny Tinder rejected more potential matches and Chris attempted to help an 18-year-old with politics homework. [...]
Listener Jo wanted help finding a husband, inspiring a new dating idea, while Scott and Chris tested whether flicking a nipple really takes seven seconds to make it hard. [...]