Jessica Hynes

I mean, it was really loved in the south as well.

Yeah.

I was in the Queen of Sheba, I think, yeah.

I think I was in the Queen of Sheba.

I think that might have been the last sort of... I think it might have been an episode of the last...

last season or was it a Christmas special I can't remember I just remember it being one of the most incredibly moving oh where she's there and she's like oh look that's oh I'm just looking over there that's where her head would have been it was like a bowl of fruit or a bowl of something when she was in the bed in the room

Cry if you want.

LAUGHTER Come on, Josh, squeeze one in.

I can't.

Oh, you should feel your feelings, but fair enough.

It's the intimacy and the family love.

It's the way love is explored and demonstrated, which arguably, even since then, we've never seen anything as loving as that on TV.

Forget about the fact that it's a comedy gold, which it was.

In terms of the actual human, you know, the beauty of human connection and family.

There was just nothing like it.

Back to parenting.

Back to parenting.

Well, they were wonderful parents, weren't they?

Well, they were.

Jim and Barbara.