Burt Reynolds Special tonight, along with a game of caller tag.  The war between the allied power of Iain and the axis powers of Robbie and Pauly escalates with Burnett being demoted from number 1 to 32 on the Top50 Listener List.  Rob is forced to start a competing Top50 List.

Iain is suspicious that his sister finished the 5k run she ‘allegedly’ did and it was nothing to do with him being late and missing it.  The Happy Days theme gets it’s first outing, Iain hated his old neighbour in the flat and the awesome Lizzy from Japan calls in.

The show has a very good speaking clock and we work out the average Iain Lee caller – actually no one bothered to average it so I did it years later and the results were 5’2 and 35 years old.  Meanwhile, Iain prank calls Rob and Pauly while they are separately at work to see how they like it and we have a Happy Days singalong.  Oh, and Iain apologises to a dog, like the big dog apologiser he is!

It’s the big Sheffield Vs Stoke on Trent vote tonight, the callers do the news, with Gatford & G-Man doing the 2300 slot and Pauly, Burnett and Alan from Glasgow doing the 0054 slot. Iain goes out onto the streets to give away a $20 bill – it takes some cajoling.

Frank Sidebottom in the studio! This is the one where Davis acted like a knob because he didn’t get or like Frank.  While on the show, Frank reveals his Radio Timperley tapes are in Geoff Lloyd’s mum’s loft AND MIGHT BE STILL THERE NOW.  Also, grumpy jobs.

Flask Special tonight and Iain gives away Dead Rockstars.  We hear the package from the recent Iain vs The OC Ready Steady Cook battle, Iain was kidnapped by a bus driver and Ollie Turner stays on for hours in what became known as Olliethon.

No Topics Special.  Barnsworth had a dream about Iain, as did Chavvy Vicky but she redeems herself by expertly rapping I Need Love by LL Cool J.

Iain reveals some of the pet names him and Fandango use for each other; LeeLee and Beyonce bought some bikes, I-Bomb almost got bummed at a Brian Wilson concert.

David is off so Nelson is in producing.  Iain tells about Fandango’s birthday video she had made, with messages from Duncan Bannatyne, Carry & David, Vinny etc.

Pitcher Phil gives Virgin Radio it’s first baseball update and Milly makes her first scary / creepy / oddly arousing cupcake call.  Iain attempts to get The London Fractures to number 75 in the iTunes chart.