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== | ====1. [[15 December 2001/Transcript#We're The Challenge|We're The Challenge]] ''(h:mm:ss)''==== | ||
Karl has done a "dynamite job" in procurring some decent prizes. Ricky suggests | |||
playing a trivia quiz, where "we're the challenge", but fails to explain what on | |||
earth he's on about. | |||
====2. [[15 December 2001/Transcript#I'm Best At Science|I'm Best At Science]] ''(0:01:12)''==== | |||
Ricky tries again to explain his quiz. Listeners will phone or email in with a question, | |||
and Ricky and Steve must answer. The best question wins the prizes. Ricky doesn' | |||
t do trivia, and suggests, "Maybe keep the questions high-brow, to show our intellect", but Steve | |||
is less sure - he's best at films. | |||
====3. [[15 December 2001/Transcript#A Listener Called Clive!|A Listener Called Clive!]] ''(0:03:15)''==== | |||
The phone lines are overloaded with questions for the quiz. Karl reads the | |||
first question from "Clive", asking which actor first played James Bond. Steve is impressed that they have a listener called | |||
Clive. An argument ensues as to whether it was Bob Holness or Sean Connery. | |||
====4. [[15 December 2001/Transcript#Scribbled It Down|Scribbled It Down]] ''(0:05:32)''==== | |||
Karl has a good second question, but he scribbled it down and has trouble remembering the detail. | |||
He comes up with "Which food, kind of doesn't make you fat". Ricky claims | |||
victory with "celery", but Steve disputes it, because he didn't write it down. Further heated | |||
debate ensues. | |||
====5. [[15 December 2001/Transcript#Dennis The Stone|Dennis The Stone]] ''(0:07:29)''==== | |||
Karl struggles again with the next question, regarding the name of a precious stone worn by the pope. Karl giggles when Ricky | |||
suggests "Dennis". Karl doesn't know the answer. Ricky, exasperated: "play a | |||
record, play two records". | |||
====6. [[15 December 2001/Transcript#Ross Exposes Himself|Ross Exposes Himself]] ''(0:09:14)''==== | |||
Jonathon Ross pops in, and exposes his "massive member". He's not impressed with | |||
the 3 old men (Steve : "I'm only 28, 27!"), he was expecting the "rising young stars" to have foxy chicks. Ross | |||
even dresses up for radio, and Steve recounts with amazement how Ross had phoned | |||
Ricky for fashion advice. Steve is upset that Ross has made friends with Ricky, but not him. | |||
Ross upsets Steve further by slagging off [[Hip-Hop Hooray]] ("the worst | |||
feature on British radio") . Karl introduces | |||
himself, and asks Ross the pope question. Ross answers "Topaz", but Karl still | |||
can't make out the correct answer, from his scribble. | |||
====7. [[15 December 2001/Transcript#|]] ''(0:14:02)''==== | |||
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
'''Steve:''' (to Ricky) Have you got a single pair of trousers that aren't elasticated at the waist? | |||
<br>'''Jonathon Ross:''' Karl, I wish I could say it was a pleasure, but actually it was quite creepy | |||
==Playlist== | ==Playlist== | ||
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<br>Garbage - Cheery Lips | <br>Garbage - Cheery Lips | ||
<br>Fun Loving Criminal - Scooby Snacks | <br>Fun Loving Criminal - Scooby Snacks | ||
<br> - | <br>Beta Band - ? | ||
<br>Basement Jaxx - Where's Your Head At? | <br>Basement Jaxx - Where's Your Head At? | ||
<br>Eminem - Will The Real Slim Shady | <br>Eminem - Will The Real Slim Shady |
Revision as of 11:20, 7 October 2006
Xfm Series 1 November 2001 - May 2002 List of episodes |
Episodes:
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1. We're The Challenge (h:mm:ss)
Karl has done a "dynamite job" in procurring some decent prizes. Ricky suggests playing a trivia quiz, where "we're the challenge", but fails to explain what on earth he's on about.
2. I'm Best At Science (0:01:12)
Ricky tries again to explain his quiz. Listeners will phone or email in with a question, and Ricky and Steve must answer. The best question wins the prizes. Ricky doesn' t do trivia, and suggests, "Maybe keep the questions high-brow, to show our intellect", but Steve is less sure - he's best at films.
3. A Listener Called Clive! (0:03:15)
The phone lines are overloaded with questions for the quiz. Karl reads the first question from "Clive", asking which actor first played James Bond. Steve is impressed that they have a listener called Clive. An argument ensues as to whether it was Bob Holness or Sean Connery.
4. Scribbled It Down (0:05:32)
Karl has a good second question, but he scribbled it down and has trouble remembering the detail. He comes up with "Which food, kind of doesn't make you fat". Ricky claims victory with "celery", but Steve disputes it, because he didn't write it down. Further heated debate ensues.
5. Dennis The Stone (0:07:29)
Karl struggles again with the next question, regarding the name of a precious stone worn by the pope. Karl giggles when Ricky suggests "Dennis". Karl doesn't know the answer. Ricky, exasperated: "play a record, play two records".
6. Ross Exposes Himself (0:09:14)
Jonathon Ross pops in, and exposes his "massive member". He's not impressed with the 3 old men (Steve : "I'm only 28, 27!"), he was expecting the "rising young stars" to have foxy chicks. Ross even dresses up for radio, and Steve recounts with amazement how Ross had phoned Ricky for fashion advice. Steve is upset that Ross has made friends with Ricky, but not him. Ross upsets Steve further by slagging off Hip-Hop Hooray ("the worst feature on British radio") . Karl introduces himself, and asks Ross the pope question. Ross answers "Topaz", but Karl still can't make out the correct answer, from his scribble.
7. [[15 December 2001/Transcript#|]] (0:14:02)
Quotes
Steve: (to Ricky) Have you got a single pair of trousers that aren't elasticated at the waist?
Jonathon Ross: Karl, I wish I could say it was a pleasure, but actually it was quite creepy
Playlist
The Strokes - Last Night
Coldplay - Yellow
Garbage - Cheery Lips
Fun Loving Criminal - Scooby Snacks
Beta Band - ?
Basement Jaxx - Where's Your Head At?
Eminem - Will The Real Slim Shady
U2 - Beautiful Day
Songs I'd Like To Play On The Radio: Rolling Stones - Monkey Man
Sum 41 - In Too Deep
Song For The Lovers: Bob Dylan - If You See Her, Say Hello
Stereophonics - Step On My Old Size Nines
Ash - There's A Star
Hip-Hop Hooray: Digital Underground - Same Song
Super Furry Animals - It's Not The End Of The World
Tim Buckley - Buzzing Fly