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My Name Is Scott

A recurring confession-style segment from Scott Mills' BBC Radio 1 afternoon show, where guests and colleagues got their own back on Scott for things he'd said or done.

BBC News reader Kate Silverton joins Scott on his "My Name Is Scott" repentance feature, turning the tables by revealing she's caught him red-handed—making drunk audio clips of her sound ridiculous on air, which she's now forcing him to make increasingly awkward phone calls to apologize. [...]
Scott is caught red-handed pretending to be on a phone call in a pub toilet, leading to a hilarious new quiz. Plus, an American newsreader gets uncomfortably theatrical while reading out explicit text messages between Detroit's mayor and his chief of staff. [...]
The long-awaited return of "My Name is Scott" sees Jo Whiley get her own back on Scott in spectacular fashion, armed with a paintball gun and a warehouse full of quiz questions designed to humiliate him. [...]
My Name Is Scott and the curse of Scott’s phones, alongside the day’s usual mix of listener calls, music and studio banter. [...]
Rachel Loves Royston, My Name Is Scott, and Gordon Brown are among the highlights in this edition of the Scott Mills show, alongside the usual mix of music and studio banter. [...]
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