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.
Screenshot disasters escalated when Tom's university friend sent a nude picture of a famous British actor to his landlord, while International Women's Day and The Who Game filled the rest of the show. [...]
Kate's second date was interrupted when her cat covered the bedroom, clothes and wall in diarrhoea — yet the man stayed, admired her crisis response and eventually married her. [...]
Scott imagined Joel Corry and Blossoms disappearing beneath months of uncut hair, while Lynette's Zoom voice somehow reminded the team of both the Queen and Skepta. [...]
Dean's apparently unbelievable “It Was All Going Well Until…” story ended with him waking in a familiar house and meeting a mother he suddenly recognised extremely well. [...]
Matthew and Simon's shared-wedding memories, scrambled-egg knowledge and vague history of shared underwear convinced most listeners they were brothers — but they were actually lovers. [...]
Scott's SAS-style attempt to avoid appearing on a work call failed completely, before Sammy revealed she once removed a blocked toilet poo and threw it into the neighbour's garden. [...]
Aaron's cryptocurrency and expensive-watch profile failed to impress Lynette, while Chris tried to work out whether Innuendo Bingo could return without anybody actually spitting at each other. [...]
Scott and Chris announced another Comic Relief Lolathon before “It Was All Going Well Until…” produced a woman who separately dated two brothers and Jo discovered a mysterious loop in her van. [...]
Chris went to a garden centre expecting to come home with goldfish and instead received a lesson in tank size, fish longevity and why his water needed a week before anything could live in it. [...]
The new “It Was All Going Well Until…” feature produced dates wrecked by dogs, dropped burgers and, in Dan's case, the discovery that his prospective partner was actually his mother's cousin's daughter. [...]