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When it came to revealing the big moment on stage, Kay said: “I then told Parky that, now he was retiring, I didn’t want him going stiff, so I’d got him a job.

In fact, I blatantly walked around with my holdall, and nobody even quizzed me about why or what it was. The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. Back in 2017, Peter told fans that "unforeseen family circumstances" forced him to cancel his latest tour, but the comedian didn't reveal any further details. By the end of his run, Peter will have broken the record for the most shows played at the O2 arena by an artist, with an impressive 44 shows at the venue to his name, surpassing previous record-holders Take That who have performed 34 shows.He continued: "Appearing on chat shows like Parkinson, at the Queen's Golden Jubilee and sharing letters from Ronnie Barker. Although weirdly, even though I knew what was coming next, I'd forgotten so much of what I'd written. If you know who this is, I’d recommend the audiobook where he spends 1/3rd the time ‘off-script’ and talking about whatever he feels like. The comedian's first book - The Sound Of Laughter - is still the biggest-selling hardback autobiography of all time, selling "well over a million copies" across all print editions since publication in 2006.

Something about this memoir reminds me of that episode of 30 Rock when Tracey remembers he has a memoir due to the publisher the next day. Maybe one day people will be giving my own autobiography two stars and wondering 'why the hell he felt the need to tell us this crap, who is he anyway? He’s now shared even more brilliant news for fans to coincide with World Book Day on Thursday, announcing the release of his new book TV: Big Adventures on the Small Screen. He said things got so bad at one point he actually resorted to drinking the windscreen wash from his car’s wipers: ‘Maggie [Philbin, his wife at the time] got suspicious when I insisted on cleaning the car five times a day. These vivid observations coupled with a kind of nostalgia that never fails to grab his audience's shared understanding, have earned him comparisons with Alan Bennett and Ronnie Barker.At one point he leaves home to go to college, he packs his clothes and duvet and goes to catch a train. Peter’s encyclopaedic memory of all things television has inspired his new book, TV: Big Adventures On The Small Screen, in which he reveals: “They’re all in a box in the attic and I have every single one since 1979. However, until then he largely been out of the public eye, after cancelling his 2017 tour due to "unforeseen family circumstances". Okay, so far this isn't weird ;) But then, after one day (or something close) he decides it's not for him and he phones his mother.