Tag: Scott Mills
With Scott on holiday, Chappers takes over the week with a selection of the show's most memorable moments — including the legendary florist robbery prank and the Darren and Joanne email saga that spawned the catchphrase "do the right thing." [...]
Scott investigates a supposedly science-backed "jiggy noise" that's claimed to make women swoon, and hears from listeners about the most dangerous concerts they've attended — including one memorable Travis gig involving projectile vomiting. [...]
Scott and the team call up real bookshops asking for made-up books with ridiculous titles and author names, catching the booksellers' increasingly baffled responses. [...]
Laura takes on the Electric Shock Test, a trivia challenge where each wrong answer results in an increasingly painful electric shock — and she's not happy about it from the start. [...]
Scott and the team create a chaotic audition video for Laura to submit as P. Diddy's personal assistant, after the rapper's MySpace profile advertises the position online. [...]
A feature all about the pitfalls of alcohol and mobile phones — Flirt Divert returns with a fresh batch of cringe-worthy voicemail messages left by people who've had a few too many drinks before deciding to call someone they fancy. [...]
Scott and the team tackle cake competitions, a very drunk woman's first date with teetotal Russell Brand, and an evening at a transvestite club that left everyone confused about who was dancing with whom. [...]
Scott attempts an audacious live experiment to lock up shopping trolley wheels across the country by broadcasting a special frequency, leading to traffic chaos at supermarkets and listeners caught in the middle. [...]
Scott and the team unveil a brand new Flirt Divert phone number to replace the old one, complete with instructions on how to use it — and a hilarious voicemail example featuring someone repeatedly demanding their shoes back. [...]
A caller's romantic evening takes an unexpected turn when his date abandons their kiss to launch into an impromptu piano recital – repeatedly – and the show stages a hilariously awkward reconstruction of the scene. [...]