Caroline

And like, what's weird about that, it's like, oh, that's why in all these episodes of Friends,

you have like these parties where no one speaks, like literally these people do not speak these, like, because it's like expensive to have someone speak on screen.

But then it's like something to go back to what you and I said at the beginning of the episode, which is like, when you think of your life in terms of seasons of a TV show, like there's a friend that you and I have that like, we didn't see him for years, but he came back into our lives recently just because like,

just because he just did.

We just saw him at a couple of parties and me and Gav started going for drinks with him and now he's back in our lives again.

And the thing that you keep saying is like, wow, he's back for season eight.

He left to do movies, but now he's come back.

And I was like, yeah, he left to do movies and now he's come back.

And the thing about that is it's like, oh, like if I were making a TV show of my life, I'd be like, let's bring back that character because we've cast him already and the audience know who he is and we'll just like get him in there to say some stuff and to pick up a new storyline.

So it's like that weird thing of like...

R and live and live and ours.

We wrote a movie together when we were 21 and that movie was made and we went to a film festival in Wales together to promote it.

And then we mostly lost touch.

And then years later, you met him on a dating app and now he's the man you're marrying.

Yeah.

Yeah, I love the heads through the door.

The floating heads are great.

That's festive.

Yeah.

I just keep thinking about the last five minutes of It's a Wonderful Life where George Bailey like runs through his town being like, Merry Christmas, you all savings and loans and Merry Christmas this.