[Rutgerskid]

I came into the program later in their run, probably around 2010. I was just wondering what everyone's favorite interview moment was.

This is hands down my favorite... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaDUSOl8fFA from 4:50 to the end is classic Moyles!

[Nicola_Red]

Eh, probably the Weird Al interview as I'm a huge Weird Al fan and to hear Chris interview someone who he genuinely admired, whose work he had an interest in and a passion for, with no awkwardness, flirting, filler questions etc, seemed like quite a rare occurence. The Sarah Millican one was also unexpectedly enjoyable, I re-listened to that quite recently.

[JayE]

Gotta be the Ricky Gervais interview in 2005, and when Ricky told the story about when he was first at radio 1 someone followed him down the street and said "Are you Chris Moyles?" I liked the whole interview but that bit always springs to mind whenever I think about it, absolutely classic.

[The Deadly]

Live on the show I always enjoyed the Alan Sugar interviews. Pre-recorded its got to be when Dom met Cameron Diaz.

[Hawkeye448]

I really believe he's one of the finest interviewers ive ever heard.

Not so sure it would extend to TV but I was always very impressed how easy he made guest feel at home.

Could have done with toning down the perving at times but... not bad at all.

For me, to get Alan Sugar virtually purring like a kitten was just magic to listen to. I take it he never did go up in Sugars 2 seater plane.

I take it Grimshaw hasn't interviewed him yet?

[mariasam]

I suppose some people found it annoying but I myself didn't really see anything wrong with it. Each to their own I suppose

[chrysostom]

*EACH TO THEIR OWN CLAXON*

[The Deadly]

Pretty sure JayE has the phrase trademarked. He won't be happy.

[JayE]

Damn right.

[swaddon1903]

I liked the John Cleese interview. I was surprised that youth-oriented BBC Radio 1 would have someone as old as him as a guest on their flagship show, but it was a very good interview.

[reviloslater]

The Russell Brand interview was one of my favourites - it was right before 'voicemail-gate'.

The interviews were always really good, though they seemed to tail off before the end...