Hannah Fry

Yeah.

It was knowing.

What we should have done is cast her as Charlotte's mum because she would have been a brilliant person.

Romance novelist, yeah.

Monica and Charlie get engaged and Monica says, family's really important to me.

I really want to meet your dad and I want your dad to come to the wedding.

Have you invited your dad?

And Charlie says, no, we haven't spoken in a long time.

I don't want him there.

And then they go to Vegas to...

with Chana's dad's show and to with the plan of asking him her to come to the wedding and uh Chana gets cold feet and he says I actually haven't told you this but my dad's tried to reach out to me a lot in the city yeah when he's in the city to uh I'm gonna call him him because that's what they refer to him in the yeah in the show in a very weird way um

And then Chana stands to leave because he finds it all too difficult and too much to process.

And also, I suppose you have to remember, like, that would have... If you think that, he would have been growing up in the 70s?

He would have been growing up in the... East of 80s.

A hugely, hugely, hugely cataphobic time.

And that's like, you can see that this is someone that's like, still really hasn't ever had a proper conversation with anyone about this or processed any of this.

So he finds it too hard, stands up to leave.

His dad says, in this kind of flirty way, stands to turn around, darling, let me see your face.

Childhood turns around.

And then just Kathleen Turner's face is just heartbreaking.