Beccy on Twitter
Beccy had quietly used Twitter for some time, but Jono from Unofficial Mills discovered the account and shared it.
Within roughly three hours she gained around 800 followers.
Her phone initially notified her by email every time somebody followed, causing near-constant alerts until she disabled them.
Scott and Chappers were surprised by how quickly the fan site could move an audience onto a personal account.
Oh, What’s Occurring?
Basement Jaxx had 30 seconds to name famous people or characters called Jack.
Their accepted answers included Jack Black, Jack White, golfer Jack Nicklaus and Jack from Titanic. Suggestions such as “Jack Red”, “Jack Cream” and Jack in the Box were disputed.
The final accepted total was six, matching Chappers’ prediction.
The second round counted body parts mentioned by Molly during an episode of Alexandra Burke with Tyrone. References included her backside, hips, cheek and other parts used while describing an incident. The counting and scoring became as confused as the original speech.
The final round asked people about their superstitions.
Responses included refusing to walk beneath ladders, avoiding three drains, stepping on pavement cracks in a balanced pattern, saying “rabbit” to reverse the bad luck of a grid and twirling hair so information from a teacher could enter the brain.
One performer said he cleaned his ears before going on stage because it made him feel spiritually cleansed.
Avoiding drains or grids was the most common answer.
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