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	Chris offended a whole host of his colleagues in his first year at the station, including Mark and Lard, Mary Anne Hobbs, Simon Mayo, Mark Goodier and Nicky Campbell. He goes into more detail in his first book about these incidents.		Chris offended a whole host of his colleagues in his first year at the station, including Mark and Lard, Mary Anne Hobbs, Simon Mayo, Mark Goodier and Nicky Campbell. He goes into more detail in [[The Gospel According to Chris Moyles\|his first book]] about these incidents.

	John Peel also took against Chris and accused him of being a "DLT-in-waiting" (DLT being Dave Lee Travis, a former Radio 1 DJ). Moyles retorted that Peel was a "Kenny Everett-in-waiting, because Kenny Everett's dead and it’s only a matter of time before John pops his clogs". Later, the pair made up and became friends. Chris made an emotional on-air tribute to Peel after his death in 2004.		John Peel also took against Chris and accused him of being a "DLT-in-waiting" (DLT being Dave Lee Travis, a former Radio 1 DJ). Moyles retorted that Peel was a "Kenny Everett-in-waiting, because Kenny Everett's dead and it’s only a matter of time before John pops his clogs". Later, the pair made up and became friends. Chris made an emotional on-air tribute to Peel after his death in 2004.

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	In late 1998, Chris was promoted to afternoons on Radio 1. Chris' final ever Early Bit show was broadcast on Friday 2nd October 1998, and featured regular show contributor David The Photographer (aka David Flint).		In late 1998, Chris was promoted to afternoons on Radio 1. Chris' final ever Early Bit show was broadcast on Friday 2nd October 1998, and featured regular show contributor David The Photographer (aka David Flint).

			==Archive==

			Only three shows of the Radio 1 Early Bit are available to download from the archive. Please note that these are not full shows and the music has been edited out.

			*[http://archive.org/download/ChrisMoyles-TheEarlyBit-30thJuly1997/Moyles-1997-07-30.mp3 30 July 1997]
			*[http://vimagination.zapto.org/Random/special-occasions_1997-09-02_whole-show.mp3 2 October 1997]
			*[http://vimagination.zapto.org/Random/special-occasions_1997-10-03_whole-show.mp3 3 October 1997]

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End of the Show

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	In late 1998, Chris was promoted to afternoons on Radio 1. Chris' final ever Early Bit show was broadcast on Friday 2nd October 1998, and featured regular show contributor David The Photographer (aka David Flint.		In late 1998, Chris was promoted to afternoons on Radio 1. Chris' final ever Early Bit show was broadcast on Friday 2nd October 1998, and featured regular show contributor David The Photographer (aka David Flint).

	[[Category:Radio Shows]]		[[Category:Radio Shows]]

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	~~Chris’s first show on Radio One was The Early Bit, which went out Monday - Friday from 4-7am.~~

	~~Joined at first by producer Simon Barnett and~~ broadcast ~~assistant Jude Adam~~, Chris ~~soon developed a friendship~~ with ~~fellow overnight host Clive Warren, who made regular appearances on the~~ show~~. As too did Dave Vitty, at the time a technical operative, working as the London based button puncher on the Mark and Lard Breakfast Show~~.		'''The Early Bit''' was a show broadcast on [[BBC Radio 1]], presented by [[Chris Moyles]] with [[Comedy Dave]] from 1997-1998. The show went out every weekday from 4-7am.

	~~Soon Dave, christened “''[[Comedy Dave]]''” because he er, wasn’t very funny, joined the show alongside new producer, Ben Cooper.~~		==Overview==

	~~The~~ show ~~added 200~~,~~000 listeners before~~ the ~~end of 1997~~, ~~boosting Chris’s listenership to over a million. He was handed~~ the ~~additional 6~~-~~9am Saturday~~ Breakfast Show ~~as a result~~.		Joined at first by producer Simon Barnett and broadcast assistant Jude Adam, Chris soon developed a friendship with fellow overnight host Clive Warren, who made regular appearances on the show. As too did Dave Vitty, at the time a technical operative, working as the London-based button puncher on the Manchester-based Mark and Lard Breakfast Show.

	~~This is the show on which Moyles first worked with Simon Hollis (aka Melinda), who’d later go on to work on the afternoon show.~~		==Early days==

	~~A promotion to Saturday mid mornings occurred in April 1998~~, ~~plus~~ by ~~then Chris was also~~ the ~~regular stand in for Kevin Greening and Zoë Ball on The Radio One Breakfast Show~~.		Soon Dave, christened "[[Comedy Dave]]" by comedian Lee Hurst because he wasn’t very funny (Dave, not Lee), joined the show alongside new producer, Ben Cooper.

	~~He had originally been considered as a candidate to take over the~~ show ~~full time~~, ~~but was held back because~~ of ~~lack of experience~~. He ~~lost half an hour of his show as a result, as a decision~~ was ~~made to start~~ the Breakfast Show ~~at 6:30~~.		The show added 200,000 listeners before the end of 1997, boosting Chris' listenership to over a million. He was handed the additional 6-9am [[The Saturday Show\|Saturday Breakfast Show]] as a result.

	~~Shows from this period make fascinating listening, as Chris~~ is ~~often thought to be at his peak, and some of them (including covering stints on~~ the ~~breakfast~~ show) ~~are archived here~~.		This is the show on which Moyles first worked with Simon Hollis (aka Melinda), who’d later go on to work on [[The Afternoon Show]].

	Early Bit features included The Six ~~O’Clock~~ Moment, Small Traffic and ~~What’s~~ The Word Or Words. ~~Chris’s~~ catchphrase at the time was ~~”Come~~ On!!!!” and he also used to regularly sing songs about Mark and Lard.		==Second year==

			By April 1998, Chris was the regular stand-in for Kevin Greening and Zoë Ball on The Radio One Breakfast Show. He had originally been considered as a candidate to take over the breakfast show full time, but was held back because of a lack of experience. He lost half an hour of his show when Zoe and Kevin took over the breakfast show, as a decision was made to start the show at 6:30.

			A successful stint for Moyles on the Radio One Summer Roadshow tour wowing crowds of screaming fans was followed by the main compere slot at the V98 Festival in Leeds in August.

			In an ill-advised move, Chris also appeared semi-naked for Sky Magazine’s summer edition.

			He also presented from Ibiza as part of Radio One's Ibiza '98 coverage, but wasn't invited back until 2003. (This he blames on Comedy Dave getting jiggy with a competition winner whilst there).

			1998 also saw Chris' first upheld complaint on Radio One, when a woman caller faked an orgasm on the air. Moyles called it "girl power" and said the complaint was probably from some bloke who’d never heard one before.

			==Features==

			Early Bit features included The Six O'Clock Moment, Small Traffic and What's The Word Or Words. Chris'catchphrase at the time was "Come On!!!!" and he also used to regularly sing songs about Mark and Lard.

	<blockquote>'''''"They need me to come and kick the station up the arse, that's what they hired me to do. What do I bring to the station? Me and my little world, everything that goes with it including big breasted women, crap competitions, the word crap - been missing for far too long - dwarves, dwarf tossings off bridges... my world. I'm the saviour of broadcasting."''''		<blockquote>'''''"They need me to come and kick the station up the arse, that's what they hired me to do. What do I bring to the station? Me and my little world, everything that goes with it including big breasted women, crap competitions, the word crap - been missing for far too long - dwarves, dwarf tossings off bridges... my world. I'm the saviour of broadcasting."''''
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	On May ~~8th~~ 1998, after only nine months at Radio One, Chris won the Silver Sony Radio Award for ~~”DJ~~ Of The ~~Year”~~. He was only beaten to the prize by Jo Whiley, who said at the time he looked like one of the fat slags from Viz.		On 8 May 1998, after only nine months at Radio One, Chris won the Silver Sony Radio Award for "DJ Of The Year". He was only beaten to the prize by Radio 1 colleague Jo Whiley, who said at the time he looked like one of the fat slags from ''Viz''.

	Chris ~~actually offended a whole host of his colleagues in his~~ first ~~year at the station~~, including ~~Mark and Lard~~, ~~Mary Anne Hobbs, Simon Mayo, Mark Goodier~~ and ~~(notoriously) Nicky Campbell~~.		Other memorable moments included naked callers on True or False and Chris' first song parodies, including his take on ''Barbie Girl'' by Aqua, the amazing ''Ballad Of Tescos'' - and a special tribute to ex-Spice Girl Geri Halliwell.

	John Peel also took against Chris and accused him of being a "DLT-in-waiting". Moyles retorted that Peel was a "Kenny Everett-in-waiting, because Kenny Everett’s dead and it’s only a matter of time before John pops his clogs". Later the pair made up and became friends (see later).		==Controversy==

	~~Perhaps Chris’s most high profile falling out though was~~ in ~~July 1998 with Never Mind The Buzzcocks host Mark Lamarr, following~~ his ~~poor showing on the BBC2 quiz. Chris admitted he was crap on the air the following week, but then received a phone call from Lamarr~~ at ~~home. Lamarr accused Chris of slagging off~~ the programme and being the reason that future guest Natalie Appleton had pulled out of appearing on the show. Chris retaliated by saying that Lamarr was “about as popular at Hitler” when he was on Radio One.		Chris actually offended a whole host of his colleagues in his first year at the station, including Mark and Lard, Mary Anne Hobbs, Simon Mayo, Mark Goodier and (notoriously) Nicky Campbell.

	~~The pair traded insults on their respective shows for months~~, and ~~were once nearly involved in a punch up in a BBC corridor. After Lamarr threatened to kill Chris at the 1999 Brits~~, ~~a decision was made to stop mentioning him on the air.~~

	~~A successful stint for Moyles on the Radio One Summer Roadshow tour wowing crowds of screaming fans was followed by the main compere slot at V98 (Leeds) in August.~~

	~~In an ill advised move~~, ~~Chris also appeared semi-naked for Sky Magazine’s summer edition~~, ~~photos of which can be found in the chrismoyles.net picture gallery here~~ (~~if you dare look!~~).

	He also ~~presented from Ibiza as part~~ of Radio ~~One’s Ibiza 98 coverage, but wasn’t invited back until 2003~~. ~~(This incidently~~, ~~he blames on Comedy Dave getting jiggy with~~ a ~~competition winner whilst there)~~.		John Peel also took against Chris and accused him of being a "DLT-in-waiting" (DLT being Dave Lee Travis, a former Radio 1 DJ). Moyles retorted that Peel was a "Kenny Everett-in-waiting, because Kenny Everett's dead and it’s only a matter of time before John pops his clogs". Later the pair made up and became friends.

	1998 ~~also saw Chris’s first upheld complaint~~ on ~~Radio One, when a woman caller faked an orgasm~~ on the air. ~~Moyles called it ”girl power”~~ and ~~said~~ the ~~complaint~~ was ~~probably from some bloke who’d never heard one before~~.		Perhaps Chris’s most high-profile falling out though was in July 1998 with TV show ''Never Mind The Buzzcocks'' host Mark Lamarr, following his poor showing on the BBC2 quiz. Chris admitted he was crap on the air the following week, but then received a phone call from Lamarr at home. Lamarr accused Chris of slagging off the programme and being the reason that future guest Natalie Appleton had pulled out of appearing on the show. Chris retaliated by saying that Lamarr was "about as popular at Hitler" when he was on Radio One.

	~~Other memorable moments included naked callers~~ on ~~True or False~~ and ~~Chris’s first song parodies~~, ~~including his take~~ on ~~Barbie Girl by Aqua,~~ the ~~amazing Ballad Of Tescos - and a special tribute to ex Spice Geri Halliwell~~.		The pair traded insults on their respective shows for months, and were once nearly involved in a punch up in a BBC corridor. After Lamarr threatened to kill Chris at the 1999 Brit Awards, a decision was made to stop mentioning him on the air.

	~~Chris’s final ever Early Bit show was broadcast on Friday 2nd October 1998, and featured regular show contributor David The Photographer (aka David Flint), who is sometimes mentioned on~~ the ~~show to this day - clip here.~~		==End of the Show==

	~~The~~ final ~~minute of the~~ Early Bit ~~is archived here in the Sound Vault~~.		In late 1998, Chris was promoted to afternoons on Radio 1. Chris' final ever Early Bit show was broadcast on Friday 2nd October 1998, and featured regular show contributor David The Photographer (aka David Flint.

	[[Category:Radio Shows]]		[[Category:Radio Shows]]

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	The final minute of the Early Bit is archived here in the Sound Vault.		The final minute of the Early Bit is archived here in the Sound Vault.

			[[Category:Radio Shows]]

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			{{Schedule
			\| July 1997
			\|
			* 0100 Clive Warren
			* '''''0400 Chris Moyles'''''
			* 0700 Mark Radcliffe and Lard
			* 0900 Simon Mayo
			* 1200 Jo Whiley inc. Newsbeat @ 1230
			* 1400 Nicky Campbell
			* 1600 Kevin Greening
			* 1815 Newsbeat
			}}
	Chris’s first show on Radio One was The Early Bit, which went out Monday - Friday from 4-7am.		Chris’s first show on Radio One was The Early Bit, which went out Monday - Friday from 4-7am.

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Chris’s first show on Radio One was The Early Bit, which went out Monday - Friday from 4-7am.

Joined at first by producer Simon Barnett and broadcast assistant Jude Adam, Chris soon developed a friendship with fellow overnight host Clive Warren, who made regular appearances on the show. As too did Dave Vitty, at the time a technical operative, working as the London based button puncher on the Mark and Lard Breakfast Show.

Soon Dave, christened “''[[Comedy Dave]]''” because he er, wasn’t very funny, joined the show alongside new producer, Ben Cooper.

The show added 200,000 listeners before the end of 1997, boosting Chris’s listenership to over a million. He was handed the additional 6-9am Saturday Breakfast Show as a result.

This is the show on which Moyles first worked with Simon Hollis (aka Melinda), who’d later go on to work on the afternoon show.

A promotion to Saturday mid mornings occurred in April 1998, plus by then Chris was also the regular stand in for Kevin Greening and Zoë Ball on The Radio One Breakfast Show.

He had originally been considered as a candidate to take over the show full time, but was held back because of lack of experience. He lost half an hour of his show as a result, as a decision was made to start the Breakfast Show at 6:30.

Shows from this period make fascinating listening, as Chris is often thought to be at his peak, and some of them (including covering stints on the breakfast show) are archived here.

Early Bit features included The Six O’Clock Moment, Small Traffic and What’s The Word Or Words. Chris’s catchphrase at the time was ”Come On!!!!” and he also used to regularly sing songs about Mark and Lard.

<blockquote>'''''"They need me to come and kick the station up the arse, that's what they hired me to do. What do I bring to the station? Me and my little world, everything that goes with it including big breasted women, crap competitions, the word crap - been missing for far too long - dwarves, dwarf tossings off bridges... my world. I'm the saviour of broadcasting."''''
<div align="right">''Moyles on Radio One, Deluxe Magazine Interview - May 1998''</div>
</blockquote>

On May 8th 1998, after only nine months at Radio One, Chris won the Silver Sony Radio Award for ”DJ Of The Year”. He was only beaten to the prize by Jo Whiley, who said at the time he looked like one of the fat slags from Viz.

Chris actually offended a whole host of his colleagues in his first year at the station, including Mark and Lard, Mary Anne Hobbs, Simon Mayo, Mark Goodier and (notoriously) Nicky Campbell.

John Peel also took against Chris and accused him of being a "DLT-in-waiting". Moyles retorted that Peel was a "Kenny Everett-in-waiting, because Kenny Everett’s dead and it’s only a matter of time before John pops his clogs". Later the pair made up and became friends (see later).

Perhaps Chris’s most high profile falling out though was in July 1998 with Never Mind The Buzzcocks host Mark Lamarr, following his poor showing on the BBC2 quiz. Chris admitted he was crap on the air the following week, but then received a phone call from Lamarr at home. Lamarr accused Chris of slagging off the programme and being the reason that future guest Natalie Appleton had pulled out of appearing on the show. Chris retaliated by saying that Lamarr was “about as popular at Hitler” when he was on Radio One.

The pair traded insults on their respective shows for months, and were once nearly involved in a punch up in a BBC corridor. After Lamarr threatened to kill Chris at the 1999 Brits, a decision was made to stop mentioning him on the air.

A successful stint for Moyles on the Radio One Summer Roadshow tour wowing crowds of screaming fans was followed by the main compere slot at V98 (Leeds) in August.

In an ill advised move, Chris also appeared semi-naked for Sky Magazine’s summer edition, photos of which can be found in the chrismoyles.net picture gallery here (if you dare look!).

He also presented from Ibiza as part of Radio One’s Ibiza 98 coverage, but wasn’t invited back until 2003. (This incidently, he blames on Comedy Dave getting jiggy with a competition winner whilst there).

1998 also saw Chris’s first upheld complaint on Radio One, when a woman caller faked an orgasm on the air. Moyles called it ”girl power” and said the complaint was probably from some bloke who’d never heard one before.

Other memorable moments included naked callers on True or False and Chris’s first song parodies, including his take on Barbie Girl by Aqua, the amazing Ballad Of Tescos - and a special tribute to ex Spice Geri Halliwell.

Chris’s final ever Early Bit show was broadcast on Friday 2nd October 1998, and featured regular show contributor David The Photographer (aka David Flint), who is sometimes mentioned on the show to this day - clip here.

The final minute of the Early Bit is archived here in the Sound Vault.

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	'''The Early Bit''' was a show broadcast on [[BBC Radio 1]], presented by [[Chris Moyles]] with [[Comedy Dave]] from 1997-1998. The show went out every weekday from 4-7am.		'''The Early Bit''' was a show broadcast on [[BBC Radio 1]], presented by [[Chris Moyles]] with [[Comedy Dave]] from July 1997 to October 1998. The show went out every weekday from 4-7am, preceding Mark and Lard's breakfast show until October 1997, and later Zoe Ball and Kevin Greening's breakfast show.

	==Overview==		==Overview==

	Joined at first by producer Simon Barnett and broadcast assistant Jude Adam, Chris soon developed a friendship with fellow overnight host Clive Warren, who made regular appearances on the show. As too did Dave Vitty, at the time a technical operative, working as the London-based button puncher on the Manchester-based Mark and Lard Breakfast Show.		Joined at first by producer Simon Barnett and broadcast assistant Jude Adam, Chris soon developed a friendship with fellow overnight host Clive Warren, who made regular appearances on the show. As too did Dave Vitty, at the time a technical operative, working as the London-based button puncher on the Manchester-based ''Mark and Lard Breakfast Show''.

	==Early days==		==Early days==

	~~Soon~~ Dave, christened "[[Comedy Dave]]" by comedian Lee Hurst because he ~~wasn’t~~ very funny ~~(Dave, not Lee~~), joined the show alongside new producer, Ben Cooper.		Dave Vitty, (christened "[[Comedy Dave]]" by comedian Lee Hurst because he 'wasn't very funny'), joined the show alongside new producer, Ben Cooper.

	The show added 200,000 listeners before the end of 1997, boosting Chris' listenership to over a million. He was handed the additional 6-9am [[The Saturday Show\|Saturday Breakfast Show]] as a result.		The show added 200,000 listeners before the end of 1997, boosting Chris' listenership to over a million. He was handed the additional 6-9am [[The Saturday Show\|Saturday Breakfast Show]] as a result.
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	In an ill-advised move, Chris also appeared semi-naked for Sky Magazine’s summer edition.		In an ill-advised move, Chris also appeared semi-naked for Sky Magazine’s summer edition.

	He also presented from Ibiza as part of Radio One's Ibiza '98 coverage, but wasn't invited back until 2003. (This he blames on Comedy Dave ~~getting jiggy~~ with a competition winner whilst there).		He also presented from Ibiza as part of Radio One's Ibiza '98 coverage, but wasn't invited back until 2003. (This he blames on Comedy Dave behaving inappropriately with a competition winner whilst there).

	1998 also saw Chris' first upheld complaint on Radio One, when a woman caller faked an orgasm on the air. Moyles called it "girl power" and said the complaint was probably from some bloke who’d never heard one before.		1998 also saw Chris' first upheld complaint on Radio One, when a woman caller faked an orgasm on the air. Moyles called it "girl power" and said the complaint was "probably from some bloke who’d never heard one before".

	==Features==		==Features==

	Early Bit features included The Six O'Clock Moment, Small Traffic and What's The Word Or Words. Chris'catchphrase at the time was "Come On!!!!" and he also used to regularly sing songs about Mark and Lard.		Early Bit features included ''The Six O'Clock Moment'', ''Small Traffic'' and ''What's The Word Or Words''. Chris' catchphrase at the time was "Come On!!!!" and he also used to regularly sing songs about Mark and Lard.

	<blockquote>'''''"They need me to come and kick the station up the arse, that's what they hired me to do. What do I bring to the station? Me and my little world, everything that goes with it including big breasted women, crap competitions, the word crap - been missing for far too long - dwarves, dwarf tossings off bridges... my world. I'm the saviour of broadcasting."''''		<blockquote>'''''"They need me to come and kick the station up the arse, that's what they hired me to do. What do I bring to the station? Me and my little world, everything that goes with it including big breasted women, crap competitions, the word 'crap' - been missing for far too long - dwarves, dwarf tossings off bridges... my world. I'm the saviour of broadcasting."''''
	<div align="right">''Moyles on Radio One, Deluxe Magazine Interview - May 1998''</div>		<div align="right">''Moyles on Radio One, Deluxe Magazine Interview - May 1998''</div>
	</blockquote>		</blockquote>

	On 8 May 1998, after only nine months at Radio One, Chris won the Silver Sony Radio Award for "DJ Of The Year". He was only beaten to the prize by Radio 1 colleague Jo Whiley, who said at the time he looked like one of the ~~fat slags~~ from ''Viz''.		On 8 May 1998, after only nine months at Radio One, Chris won the Silver Sony Radio Award for "DJ Of The Year". He was only beaten to the prize by Radio 1 colleague Jo Whiley, who said at the time he looked like "one of the Fat Slags from ''Viz''".

	Other memorable moments included naked callers on True or False and Chris' first song parodies, including his take on ''Barbie Girl'' by Aqua, the amazing ''Ballad Of Tescos'' - and a special tribute to ex-Spice Girl Geri Halliwell.		Other memorable moments included naked callers on True or False and Chris' first song parodies, including his take on ''Barbie Girl'' by Aqua, the amazing ''Ballad Of Tescos'' (a parody of ''The Ballad of Tom Jones'' by Space and Cerys Matthews) - and a special tribute to ex-Spice Girl Geri Halliwell.

	==Controversy==		==Controversy==

	Chris ~~actually~~ offended a whole host of his colleagues in his first year at the station, including Mark and Lard, Mary Anne Hobbs, Simon Mayo, Mark Goodier and ~~(notoriously)~~ Nicky Campbell.		Chris offended a whole host of his colleagues in his first year at the station, including Mark and Lard, Mary Anne Hobbs, Simon Mayo, Mark Goodier and Nicky Campbell. He goes into more detail in his first book about these incidents.

	John Peel also took against Chris and accused him of being a "DLT-in-waiting" (DLT being Dave Lee Travis, a former Radio 1 DJ). Moyles retorted that Peel was a "Kenny Everett-in-waiting, because Kenny Everett's dead and it’s only a matter of time before John pops his clogs". Later the pair made up and became friends.		John Peel also took against Chris and accused him of being a "DLT-in-waiting" (DLT being Dave Lee Travis, a former Radio 1 DJ). Moyles retorted that Peel was a "Kenny Everett-in-waiting, because Kenny Everett's dead and it’s only a matter of time before John pops his clogs". Later, the pair made up and became friends. Chris made an emotional on-air tribute to Peel after his death in 2004.

	Perhaps Chris’s most high-profile falling out ~~though~~ was in July 1998 with TV show ''Never Mind The Buzzcocks'' host Mark Lamarr, following his poor showing on the BBC2 quiz. Chris admitted he was crap on the air the following week, but then received a phone call from Lamarr at home. Lamarr accused Chris of slagging off the programme and being the reason that future guest Natalie Appleton had pulled out of appearing on the show. Chris retaliated by saying that Lamarr was "about as popular at Hitler" when he was on Radio One.		Perhaps Chris’s most high-profile falling out was in July 1998 with TV show ''Never Mind The Buzzcocks'' host Mark Lamarr, following his poor showing on the BBC2 quiz. Chris admitted he was crap on the air the following week, but then received a phone call from Lamarr at home. Lamarr accused Chris of slagging off the programme and being the reason that future guest Natalie Appleton had pulled out of appearing on the show. Chris retaliated by saying that Lamarr was "about as popular at Hitler" when he was on Radio One.

	The pair traded insults on their respective shows for months, and were once nearly involved in a punch up in a BBC corridor. After Lamarr threatened to kill Chris at the 1999 Brit Awards, a decision was made to stop mentioning him on the air.		The pair traded insults on their respective shows for months, and were once nearly involved in a punch up in a BBC corridor. After Lamarr threatened to kill Chris at the 1999 Brit Awards, a decision was made to stop mentioning him on the air.