Tag: Who Game
With the BBC expanding home-learning programmes, Chris put on a metaphorical mortarboard and launched his own extremely unreliable contribution to education. [...]
Luke T and Siânnise Fudge supplied a lockdown mix after spending almost no time apart since leaving Love Island, while Scott decided he might actually look cuter in lockdown and the archive replayed Chris’s life-changing Mila Kunis interview. [...]
Mark Labbett supplied a monster-themed mix from home, the Beyoncé challenge kept climbing and Tap End returned to Chris’s year-eight school disco and a painfully awkward slow dance. [...]
Tom Ogden wrote new Blossoms songs from his back room, lockdown supermarket slots became harder to get than Glastonbury tickets and Chris revisited the German exchange built almost entirely around a shared love of sausage and mash. [...]
Musicians copied the window and balcony performances spreading across Europe, Tom Grennan proved again that he really was one of pop’s nicest people and home-working emails revealed staff trying to steal office chairs. [...]
Scott and Chris asked listeners for the pet names they could no longer bear to hear, while hand-sanitiser shortages produced mistaken purchases and the Who Game returned. [...]
The UK’s Eurovision entry sent Scott into full rallying-cry mode, listeners travelling across Europe were recruited as unofficial campaigners and Scott and Chris confronted more embarrassing audio from their early radio careers. [...]
Scott and Chris secretly recycled Annie Mac’s intelligent interview questions for Sam Fender, who revealed how Elton John had become a mentor, invited him to his Oscars party and supported him through voice problems. [...]
New Forest cider-maker Dickie returned so listeners could test jokes against his infectious laugh, while one caller prepared to surprise his new girlfriend by meeting her parents for the first time. [...]
Radio 1 staged an awkward couple’s argument in a BBC café and had Becky Hill appear beside them singing Better Off Without You, while a dating-app settings mistake explained a year of terrible matches. [...]