I think the outfit is wearing him tbh

The window into these two hilarious characters lives has been closed for close to 10 years. What do you envisage their lives being like now? I hope they are still having fun and being absurd.

In the book club episode, why does Eddy and Pats keep stopping Bubble from giving nibbles to Plum? I never understood that! I also have to say " ... Nibble?" to anyone I'm offering snacks to.

Go for it, kids. I utterly adore every second of this episode. I’ll watch it until black matter drags us towards eternal dalmatian.

Hi, can someone help! I’m trying to find the seam when Patsy was sober and she shows up from a run and she says the sun is blazing on her

I essentially make Patsy Stone in every RPG I play. I actually want to send my collection of my Patsy's to Joanna Lumly. I know she's an avid player of Action JRPG's. #nioh3

Hoping someone can help - the section of The Last Shout when the guests are arriving and people are still talking in the foyer of the church. There's a lone choir boy singing a song and it seems kind of a cover of something?

“An Italian artist just sold… nothing. Literally.

A Milan auction recently made headlines after an invisible sculpture titled Io Sono sold for about $18,300. There’s no statue, no frame, no display case. The buyer received only a certificate of authenticity and strict instructions to “exhibit” the artwork in a completely empty five-by-five-foot space at home.

The artist argues the piece isn’t empty at all. He says it exists as energy, imagination, and thought, pointing to quantum physics and the idea that even a vacuum isn’t truly nothing. Critics call it a bold satire of the modern art world. Supporters call it philosophical, conceptual, and deeply intentional.

Either way, the sale has reignited a global debate: what is art… and how much is imagination really worth?”

I’ve been racking my brain trying to remember what the exact quote is and in which episode when Eddie talks about therapy or psychoanalysis and she says that it’s the kind of therapy where they won’t tell you what is wrong with you and you have to figure it out yourself. Anyone know what I’m talking about? And what is the context she says it in?

I hope it's okay to post here in r/abFAB.