Tag: laura
Scott confronts a girl who's been claiming to be his 19-year-old daughter Emily Mills to chat up boys in Leeds, then the show gets unexpectedly sidetracked by listeners' reactions to a bikini-wearing contestant on Shipwrecked. [...]
Scott and the team hit the streets with a silly new game testing whether various excuses actually get you to the front of a supermarket queue, with increasingly absurd results. [...]
Scott triumphs in an elaborate texting prank, Gemma accidentally says "I love you" to her three-day boyfriend via the blind text game, and Scott reveals a mortifying story about a radio DJ being sick at Natalie Imbruglia's party. [...]
Laura, a member of the show's production team, reaches day seven of quitting smoking — and the whole show has a betting pool running on when her body will react. Meanwhile, Scott and the team discover the world of Susan Jeffers self-help audiobooks, and gift Scott a rather optimistic CD called "Bay Magnet" designed to improve his pulling power. [...]
Scott launches the "I Love You" text game, where listeners blind-text "I love you" to a random contact in their phone book—with predictably awkward results—and takes a call from a caller who accidentally commissioned a black and white painting of Welsh footballer Barry Island instead of Scarface. [...]
Billie joins the show to discuss ex-boyfriends and personal hygiene tips, while a series of answerphone messages from listeners—including one from a caller's grandmother—provide the usual comedy gold. [...]
Scott opens the show with the Honesty Game, where listeners can ask the team anything and get truthful answers, while also introducing a new feature aimed at making lonely celebrities into unlikely friends. [...]
Scott Mills is filling in for Grimmy on Breakfast with a bumper Flirt Divert feature, complete with hilariously garbled voicemail messages — and Laura's speculative baby names cause chaos with the unofficial fan site. [...]
Scott sends Laura into a public library armed only with a whoopee cushion, tasking her to get thrown out using the classic fart gag — but the librarians prove remarkably unfazed by her efforts. [...]
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. [...]