Tag: Scott Mills
Scott and the team wade through a selection of bizarre voicemail messages left on the Flirt Divert line, before exploring the emerging phenomenon of "X-Factor guilt" — the uncomfortable feeling of laughing at tone-deaf auditionees on the talent show. [...]
Scott and the team revisit the question of which musical instruments make people more attractive, then send Laura onto the streets to ask members of the public to guess the age of the artists behind Scott and Chris's drawings — with hilariously misjudged results. [...]
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. [...]