Scott Mills
Every write-up and feature centred on Scott Mills, from his Radio 1 afternoon show with Chris Stark through his Radio 2 afternoon slot to the Radio 2 Breakfast Show, covering games, pranks, interviews and daily goings-on across the years.
A professional hand expert rejected Scott’s photographs over the volume and proportions of his fingers, while Mark revealed he had applied for First Dates, Take Me Out, Naked Attraction and Gogglebox in his campaign to get on television. [...]
Chris’s dislike of his teeth led to cheap mould-at-home veneers, dentists immediately objected and hand model Nina Taylor revealed she could earn up to £5,000 a day without showing her face. [...]
The first Holiday T-Shirt Day brought old stag and holiday shirts back to work, FISHER shared his legendary laugh and a printing mistake left the entire Scott Mills team wearing shirts saying “Gobla”. [...]
Scott and Chris took their new holiday-shirt campaign from Zante to a rival “Radio One” in Magaluf, found Scott’s old “Lads on Tor-Key” shirt and built a three-hour summer party for 1 August. [...]
Listener Sam turned noodles, garlic, chicken breast, peeled prawns and peanuts into his own Auto-Tuned Bad Guy verse, while Scott and Chris promoted Holiday T-Shirt Day on Zante radio. [...]
A listener explained how skinny dipping in Magaluf earned him the nickname Baby Dolphin, while Emeli Sandé and Grimmy praised Chris’s Bad Guy verse and Ask Me Anything met bomb-disposal engineer Steve Rimmer. [...]
Chris proved how quickly he could add an Auto-Tuned verse to Billie Eilish’s Bad Guy, Peterborough received a Stark Guide and Scott officially declared 1 August the world’s first Holiday T-Shirt Day. [...]
More than 21 hours into Hide & Seek, James the private investigator helped narrow the possibilities to a handful of coastal locations while listeners chased clues involving donkeys, sandwiches and Nando’s. [...]
Radio 1’s second Hide & Seek sent the whole station into detective mode, with Ricky, Melvin and Charlie joining Scott and Chris as Greg James and Nick Grimshaw vanished before the 4pm start. [...]
Radio 1 launched Secret Snog, where callers tried to identify a celebrity kissing an object, while professional bridesmaid Tiffany Wright explained how being paid to join a bridal party actually worked. [...]