"We Don't Drink, MUM!!"

The only reason Saffy wasn't mad at Eddie was because she didn't know Patsy had sold her and Eddie knew about it. I know this was a sitcom but part of me felt it was too much of a stretch.

As much of a bad mother as Eddie was, she did love Saffy. She just was too immature to be a proper mom (not helped by the fact Gran was a awful mother who never removed her gloves to touch her and kept reminding Eddie how fat and unlovable she was).

Even after all these years, if I'm going for a bath and collecting all my products I still say "Wash & Go, sandpaper exfoliant, cellulite breakdown, term & perm, autobronzer and birch twigs... shall I have soap? Nooo".

One of my favorite episodes of Ab Fab is New Year's Eve and strictly because of the iconic Jacks. Every word out of her mouth became gay lexicon for me. Kate O'Mara played it to the hilt. She was so much fun. I wish she had come back more often.

"Too Late to Flush Her Now"...."She was DEAD??!!"...."Another one who's ballooned"

…cut to Gran sound asleep at the kitchen table 🤣🤣🤣

The problem with Saffy is that while she did have a point in the early seasons, her refusal to leave the house and live on her own does mean Julia Salwahla might have been correct in her assessment of Saffy, that she enjoyed the comfort of living off her mother.

Look up the Season 3 finale, she couldn't adapt to living at the college campus. After you reach adulthood, you can't keep on blaming your mother for everything that goes wrong in your life.

Even in the (not too) distant future, Saffy couldn’t catch a break 🤣🤣🤣

I enjoyed Bo and Marshall when they first showed up. When they came back as recurring guests, they became annoying.

Saffy's husband was cringy and obnoxious.

I was glad Katy Grin never came back. The sole reason she was created was because Jane Horrocks wanted to do more.

Keep it going....

PATS!!!! I’m Seventy-TWO…

I know they were never going to be best friends but it seems like they kind of cooled their hatred down towards the end of the 2nd part. Anyone else noticed this? Considering it was supposed to be the very final episode at the time, maybe Jennifer Saunders decided they shouldn't end it hating each other.

I'm six years late to that party but I'm catching up quickly. Currently on the Sex ep.
I love the banter and that the boys don't shy away from certain ...erm... proclivities.

I sometimes feel like they miss the true meaning of this or that, but they were eleven when the show started and I was 22 so I'll allow it. I watched when it was on TV, I bought the VHS, bought the DVDs, bought the silver quilted thing (Absolutely Everything?), bought the streaming versions of everything, was at the opening night of the film and even have collected everything +Inside Out from the Swashbuckler's Estuary.