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− | '''Mark Radcliffe and Marc 'Lard' Riley''' were a duo who presented the breakfast show which followed Moyles' [[Early Bit]] on Radio 1 in 1997, and later the mid-afternoon show on Radio 1 from 1997 until 2004. Their show preceded the old [[Afternoon Show]] and they would often chat to Chris at the handover. When Mark and Lard left the station in 2004, Chris and Dave sang a parody version of Stereophonics' ''Have a Nice Day'' | + | '''Mark Radcliffe and Marc 'Lard' Riley''' were a duo who presented the breakfast show which followed Moyles' [[The Early Bit|Early Bit]] on Radio 1 in 1997, and later the mid-afternoon show on Radio 1 from 1997 until 2004. Their show preceded the old [[Afternoon Show]] and they would often chat to Chris at the handover. When Mark and Lard left the station in 2004, Chris and Dave sang a parody version of Stereophonics' ''Have a Nice Day'' in tribute to them. |
===Tim Westwood=== | ===Tim Westwood=== |
Revision as of 14:22, 29 July 2013
This is a list of regular guests and other contributors to The Chris Moyles Show
Contents
Roy Walker
Roy Walker was the voice of Car Park Catchphrase, the game which was usually played at the end of the Breakfast Show. He pre-recorded various voice clips which Chris used to make it sound as though Roy was actually in the studio. Commonly used clips included "I want her to win", "I'd rather stick a fork in my eye" and "Nice wheels!", in addition to the ones used for the game.
On a couple of rare occasions, Roy was actually present in the studio to play the game live, firstly in July 2004 and again for Chris '24th' birthday in 2006.
Walker also presented the short-lived replacement for CPC, called Beep Beep Busters, based on the ITV show Blockbusters.
Andi Peters
Andi Peters was a regular caller in later years of the Chris Moyles Show. He was friends with Chris, but was disliked by producer Rachel for an unspecified reason. Chris would more often than not cut him off whenever he rang in.
Longman
Longman (so called because he was very tall) was a friend of Chris' and frequent caller to the show from his sandwich shop in Leeds. It was rumoured that Chris and Longman fell out after Longman left the UK to work in the US as a trainer, but Longman re-appeared as a guest in the run up to the final show in 2012.
Keith Chegwin
TV personality Keith Chegwin was a big fan of the show and often contributed songs for Chris to play out on air, including one about Cheggae, a cross between church and reggae, and another for Chappers and Dave.
Davina McCall
Television presenter Davina McCall was a massive fan of the show and a good friend of Chris'. Chris would often flirt outrageously with her whenever she rang in to the show. Davina co-presented part of the show for one hour during the Marathon Show in 2011.
Olly Murs
Former Deal or No Deal contestant and singer Olly Murs was a regular guest on the show in the last couple of years of its run. He filled in for Comedy Dave for a week while he was off doing other work in 2011.
Other Radio 1 DJs
Jo Whiley
Jo Whiley presented the show which followed the Chris Moyles Show at 10am from January 2004 until 2009. The team would hand over to her at the end of every show after Car Park Catchphrase, with Chris often flirting outrageously with her. Whiley left her weekday show on Radio 1 in September 2009 and was replaced by TV presenter Fearne Cotton.
Fearne Cotton
Fearne Cotton replaced Jo Whiley as host of the mid-morning slot on Radio 1 in September 2009. As with Whiley, the team would do a hand over to Cotton at the end of every show, and as with Whiley, Chris would flirt with her. Fearne co-presented three shows with Chris and Dave during the Marathon Show in 2011 and famously wore a swimsuit during the last one, crashing the Radio 1 website due to the large amount of people who logged on to view her on the live streaming. At the end of the last ever studio-based Chris Moyles Show, she accidentally ruined the last Golden Hour.
Mark and Lard
Mark Radcliffe and Marc 'Lard' Riley were a duo who presented the breakfast show which followed Moyles' Early Bit on Radio 1 in 1997, and later the mid-afternoon show on Radio 1 from 1997 until 2004. Their show preceded the old Afternoon Show and they would often chat to Chris at the handover. When Mark and Lard left the station in 2004, Chris and Dave sang a parody version of Stereophonics' Have a Nice Day in tribute to them.
Tim Westwood
Middle-aged hip-hop DJ Tim Westwood was a regular contributor to the show. He pre-recorded clips for the feature Where Am I? and was parodied by Chris and Dave impersonating his voice in a link called 'Clumsy Westwood', which involved him falling over and a sound effect of glass smashing would be played. He appeared as a guest during the Marathon Show, encouraging Chris and Dave to keep on going in his inimitable style.
Westwood left BBC Radio 1 in 2013.
Vernon Kay
Bolton-born presenter Vernon Kay was originally a hate figure for Chris and Dave, with them referring to him as 'Vermin Kay'. But Chris and Vernon became friends, and Vernon filled in as host of the breakfast show for Chris in 2010 while Chris had some time off for personal reasons. He co-presented a slot with Chris and Dave on the Marathon Show in 2011.
Zane Lowe
New Zealander Zane Lowe joined BBC Radio 1 in the mid-2000s, having appeared on MTV Two before. Lowe often called in to the Breakfast Show, and his inimitable style was often good-naturedly mocked by Chris and Dave.
The Chris Moyles Show (Radio 1) | ||
Team Members: | Final Lineup: | Chris Moyles, David Vitty, Dominic Byrne, Tina Daheley, Aled Haydn Jones, Freya Last, Pippa Taylor Tarrant, Other contributors |
Past: | Rachel Jones, Carrie Davis, Matt Fincham, Juliette Ferrington, Samantha Moy, Jocelin Stainer | |
Regular Features: | Dave's Tedious Link, Rob DJ's Monday Night Pub Quiz, Car Park Catchphrase, The Golden Hour, McFly Day | |
Downloads: | Full Shows (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012), Podcasts |