World Cup
Every four years football takes over the show, with pranks, World Cup songs and tournament-themed games running from the Radio 1 years through to Radio 2, plus the odd mention of England or Scotland's progress in the tournament itself.
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Kevin McHale, who played Artie in Glee, stepped in for Beccy and gave Scott’s television quiz a Glee-shaped twist. [...]
Diddy assured Scott that he answered to all his names, though Friday was officially “Diddy Day”. [...]
Four years after first helping Scott with football at the age of 10, Lloyd returned as a 14-year-old World Cup expert. [...]
A caller claiming to be Fabio Capello invited Scott into the World Cup squad, despite Scott being unable to place the manager’s nationality. [...]
Scott presents his comedic theory about why England lost the Rugby World Cup (spoiler: it involves Nelson Mandela and Denise Van Outen), investigates whether Swedish people really do urinate on fish, and introduces listeners to an AI song-writing service that proves romance doesn't require actual musical talent. [...]
Lloyd is devastated to discover he's been cast as a non-speaking king holding a mirror in his school nativity play, while Chopper heads off to film Celebrity Weakest Link with Dave against the Chuckle Brothers—and calls in with updates from the green room. [...]
Laura attempts to ring up people across Europe to find out about their World Cup songs — but armed only with an internet translator, the results are hilariously garbled and mortifying. [...]
Paris Hilton visited the Radio 1 studio to discuss her music career and endured the chaos of unprecedented paparazzi attention outside Broadcasting House — but the real highlight was Scott revealing Laura's successful street impersonation of the heiress to Paris herself. [...]
Scott calls a helpful German hotel receptionist claiming to need a real-time translation for an interview with a German footballer's wife — but the "wife" is just Scott playing audio clips, and the phrases he asks translated become increasingly ridiculous and crude. [...]

