Tag: wedding
Scott returned from break with a three-hour Dubai hair-spa story, Ask Me Anything found a Butler in the Buff who had worked at a funeral and Chicago listener Katie became the first customer of the Scott Mills Travel Agency. [...]
Nicole prepared for her first Reading Festival as a huge Foo Fighters fan, Tidy Friday threatened years of Radio 1 clutter and Chris gave proud Bradford listener Alex a Stark Guide to his own city. [...]
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. [...]
JP Cooper accepted the show’s Baby Shark comparison, Scott attempted to launch his new single on football terraces and Megan’s dad Ralph gleefully reconstructed the conception story he hoped to use in a future wedding speech. [...]
The viral Cheryl prank continued dominating the show, Scott discovered swimwear designed to vanish in water and Raven’s mum Kim revealed a 1995 conception linked to Burger King at Tower Park. [...]
The new royal baby sent Chris outside Buckingham Palace hunting for the most committed fan, while Huddersfield received a Stark Guide featuring rugby league and Britain’s largest nodding dog. [...]
With Chris away, Ricky, Melvin and Charlie helped Scott through Bangers, a Great Escape and Where Do You Think They Were?, where one listener discovered their parents slipped home from a wedding to use a blue carpet. [...]
The final Friday Extra Show of the year played the longer version of Sam’s oyster-filled conception story, dealt with complaints about the Cliff Richard complaints and dug out Chris’s brilliantly awkward old Mila Kunis interview. [...]
With Scott still on holiday, Chris’s Friday Extra Show revisited a week with Matt Edmondson, played Chabuddy G’s Three Little Pigs bedtime story and revealed the surreal moment Chabuddy arrived early and ended up interviewing Ellie Goulding. [...]
In the Friday Extra Show, Chris explained why Scott had to guide him through clothes shops, played unused London Eye emergency links and admitted an Edinburgh flat-share had produced the nearest thing to a genuine falling-out between them. [...]