The Scott Mills Weekly

Georgia is “in the radio” to scrutinise here Live Lounge performance, more Funny Business and some people are just plain WRONG! More Mug Nominations call in, hoping to win the giant -head sized mug.

We have a massive mug and would like to give it to a self-confessed mug; someone who’s behaved badly in the past and are willing to fess up! The stories come in thick and fast. Also, Ask Me Anything reveals a Theme Park ride designer - Wow!

Arielle Free becomes the first Radio 1 DJ to endure Where Do You Think They Were? as her Ma Jackie recalls a wet and windy night at Glastonbury. The Whooo Game is back, stronger than ever and The Generator is programmed to allocate previous “BBC Sound Of” winners - You could be brown, You could be blue, You could be Mika!!

Meghan comes in and sings one of her songs, but to a different tune and the result is AMAZING! Also, Scott looks back at some of the awks texts Chris has sent Alan Shearer (not Sugar) over the years and the generator is wheeled out again. This time it’s been programmed to compare you to a National Treasure – Sir David Attenborough or Joey Essex maybe?

You’ve all played the Disney generator but Chris expands on the idea and builds a Love Island Generator – which sort of works. Also, another round of Funny Business brings up some hilarious company names and we stroll down Stupid Street, once more, to ask what it’s residents would cook a Vegan guest – some nice duck rolls maybe?

Mills plays Rinder as the Stormzy - Wiley beef escalates, more of your stories of when club photographers have got you into trouble and Ask Me Anything reveals a reader of feet – Chris wonders if an old rumour is true.

It’s the last show of the year and who better to spend it with than show friend Lewis Capaldi. Listen out for his beautiful rendition of a Christmas Classic. Also, the Christmas confessions are getting worse with listener Brian getting caught on camera and The Whoo Game brings in a new crazy character.

Hear Lewis’ review of the year, uncut and un-broadcastable. From discussing headlines (was he offered the chance to become a Pornstar?) to whether anything happened between him and Noel Gallagher’s daughter?

Rebel Wilson gets the Superfan Steve treatment, Harry Styles reviews his Live Lounge performance and the last Bamboleo of the year has an extra long gap.

More Christmas Confessions with listeners Laura and Jack, who both (like naturists on a rush hour tube train) have very inappropriate crushes. Also, Dermot Kennedy appraises his Live Lounge performance and get ready to wrap yourself in paper - its Magnus Carlsson day!