David Morrissey

So I went over and asked him if I could borrow it.

And it was a review for the first episode.

It had come out, and I didn't know.

So I thought, well, I'm going to get home.

So I got home.

I got to Euston, and people were looking at me.

And I was like, this is very weird.

This is odd.

And then I got on the train and people were always looking, still looking at me.

And then I got a cab to my mum's and the cab driver was, like, all over the place.

He was like, oh, my God, they have been watching you and all that.

Instead of taking me home, he took me to his house first to introduce me to... To show you off.

Yeah, to introduce me to his brother, I think it was.

I was like, hello, you know, can I get home now?

And then I got home and my mum was like, the phone's not stopped ringing, David.

My God.

I realise that there's unfinished business with me and my dad, you know, and that it will never be finished, really.

You know, there's a search for me about that relationship.

And I know that because every now and again it hijacks me, it catches me off.

Well, sometimes when I'm watching TV or reading a book or like this, when I hear this song, even now with my own son and my grandson, you know, I can see it, what it's like to be a father and have a connection and stuff like that.