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.
Rachel's lost Rome holiday was recreated with horns, terrible Italian accents and imaginary landmarks, before Jack Whitehall's dad revisited the story of where Jack was conceived. [...]
The familiar “someone's knocking at the door” advert turned out to use a real Wings song, while Granny Tinder learned about foam parties and Radio 1 investigated the strange fashion for nude candles. [...]
The newly reopened Radio 1 toilets generated an actual news story after Chris's microphone stayed live during his ceremonial wee, while Lorna explained the strange experience of a Zoom speed-awareness course. [...]
Chris finally held a number-one trophy for the Wellerman remix he helped set in motion, while Scott was blamed for Olivia Rodrigo's chart drop and ceremonially opened Radio 1's refurbished toilets. [...]
Line of Duty's Adrian Dunbar transformed drivers license and Don't Start Now into police interrogations, while Scott and Chris tried to remember what going to a gig actually involved. [...]
Lynette received an actual response from the BBC Director-General after lobbying for Chris to appear on Celebrity MasterChef, while Chris admitted he had never smuggled a budgie. [...]
Scott admitted friends' casual vaccination texts were making him jealous, before memories of Greek fried cheese, Radio 1's toilet refurbishment and Tyrone Mings' Lolathon advice filled an unusually wide-ranging show. [...]
Scott and Chris returned after their 24-hour Comic Relief marathon to reveal a new total of £536,786 and relive the deeply sleep-deprived invention of BattleNips. [...]
Lynette formally asked the BBC Director-General to put Chris forward for Celebrity MasterChef, while Vick and Katie prepared a late-night Lolathon sex-education lesson for Scott. [...]
Every ordinary comment in Scott's house was being followed by “you like that, don't you?”, before listeners shared compliments including sturdy, goofy and rugged. [...]