Tig Page #8
- Year:
- 2015
- 95 min
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I started to think that maybe...
my b*obs overheard me...
and were just, like,
"You know what?
We are sick of this.
Let's kill her."
I couldn't believe that I was back onstage
doing an hour of material.
I felt like the intro to Mary Tyler Moore.
I felt like I tossed my hat in the air,
and I just felt like I was back.
Good night.
Ready to adopt children?
Can't wait.
You don't have to.
- Hi.
- Hi.
We've both, sort of, decided
that we wanna look into adoption,
and I'm also interested
in having kids of my own together.
So I think we're gonna end up
having a bunch of kids
in different ways.
We need to get a subscription
to Parent magazine...
immediately.
Hello.
- Hi.
- How are you guys? I'm Jennifer.
- Oh, I'm Tig.
- Tig, nice to meet you.
- Hi, Stephanie.
- Stephanie, nice to meet you.
Come on back.
Are we gonna put all our bathroom stuff
together in the one downstairs?
I have no idea.
It'll all be a mystery
that unfolds.
Buying this house
has been bittersweet
because it's the greatest place.
I wish my mother could be here
to see what Stephanie and I
are building together,
and I wish that I could...
share Stephanie with my mother.
In here.
This is where children are gonna go.
We're gonna have
two single beds.
We'll put one little
newborn infant on each bed
and just hope
they stay there at night.
We'll just tell them to stay.
Oh, yeah, we'll just tell them
to stay in bed.
This definitely feels like...
- the beginning of the family.
- Yeah.
Going through everything that I did,
it has changed my life as a person,
as a performer.
I just feel so much more keenly aware
of how happy and thankful I am
for what I have,
and I... I feel very lucky.
This is what being alive is all about.
Just that idea of taking risks
and seeing the payoff.
You know, it's so clich,
but it's like you're alive...
so you might as well take chances.
This is so exciting.
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