Dr. Dolly Alderton

Yeah, you're right.

It is like a scrapbooking journey for her.

It's just her gathering information to try and explain herself.

And it's never explicit.

It's such brilliant writing because it's so mental.

It's like they get a whole season of like, I'm having my brother's babies or whatever.

Am I in the radio?

That was another reference to awesome and serious.

You know, there's a whole season of I'm Having My Brother's Baby and they have all the jokes about that and they have, they wring the rag dry on jokes about that.

And then you finally, and obviously they have made this plot point at all because Lisa Kudrow was pregnant in real life and they wanted to find the best and funniest explanation for that within the show.

And then you lead her all the way up to this where she says to Rachel in the living room, I want to keep one.

And then when she finally says goodbye to them and you realise it really hits you like, oh, for anyone to sort of give away their child like this is the most profound, not their child, but to give away our child they've given birth to is the most profound act of grace and generosity.

And it's so beautiful.

It's beautiful.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think we use the phrase, it's one of my bugbears lately in the book world, that people are just obsessed with the phrase found family.

It is an obsession.

I can't believe you haven't heard this before.

Yeah, yeah.

And in TV, they use it a lot too.