Stewart Lee

Well, I don't like to do that, really, because I think personal stuff invariably involves other people, and those other people haven't necessarily consented to be a bit player in your self-indulgent psychodrama.

So there's a couple of things bubbling under that I would do a show about at some point.

Go on.

The one I can't possibly talk about until I've got everything in line.

And then a lot's come up about being adopted lately.

But I think I should do a show about that.

Dara O'Brien has done two shows about being adopted.

So what I might do is a show about Dara O'Brien being adopted.

I thought that would be quite a funny way of doing it.

So we don't know, you know, you don't know anything about that.

You don't obviously remember that.

Well, you know, why it's sort of come up is when Bridget...

my wife was pregnant which is you know 19 years ago now i thought oh it's quite hard being pregnant you should say ex-wife yeah well we yeah we are we're the paperwork's about to go through but we're we're on reasonable terms um but in fact i'm on the i'm on the royal apple we're on the same she's a comedian as well yeah she's very christy yeah um but uh

I thought, well, it's difficult being pregnant.

I expect it was quite a big deal for my mother, you know, which I'd never thought of.

So I thought I should find her and tell her that I'm all right.

Because I imagine if you've gone through nine months of a pregnancy, you'd never forget that.

I really hadn't given it much thought, to be honest.

I had a form that my mum gave me when I was little which said some basic...

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