DJ Talent
The team member known as “the one that doesn’t speak” booked DJ Talent for Best Guest Week.
DJ Talent arrived wearing his large gold necklace and repeated the refrain: “Britain’s Got Talent — it’s the DJ Talent.”
Scott suspected that the apparently naïve act might be an elaborate comedy creation and worried that everybody would later discover they had been fooled.
DJ Talent discussed his audition, praised Amanda Holden and repeated his desire to take Kelly Brook out for chicken and salad.
He also performed a newly prepared rap for Scott, placing the Radio 1 programme inside his usual rhythmic catchphrases.
Mills: The Musical
A listener supplied a particularly elaborate plot involving Scott’s flatmate as a missing twin, a tanning salon, revenge and a love triangle involving Chappers.
The team debated whether the idea was complicated enough to sustain the show or too complicated to explain to an audience.
Dear Scott
Correspondence included reactions to DJ Talent, more songs and applications for the Edinburgh cast.
Oh, What’s Occurring?
Bear Grylls was given a whoopee cushion and asked to inflate and use it repeatedly within one minute.
The challenge turned the survival expert’s serious television persona into a straightforward counting game, with Beccy and Chappers predicting how many successful noises he would produce.
Other rounds used public questions and television clips in the normal three-part format.
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