Absolutely Fabulous
- TV sitcom
- BBC One / BBC Two
- 1992 - 2012
- 39 episodes (5 series)
Public relations maven Edina and best friend Patsy drive sensible daughter Saffron up the wall with their self-absorbed, substance-abusing escapades. Stars Jennifer Saunders, Joanna Lumley, Julia Sawalha, June Whitfield and Jane Horrocks
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Jane Horrocks: Ab Fab 'wouldn't be made now'
Jane says meddling bosses would now bar creator Jennifer Saunders from writing some of the most scandalous plots and punchlines from the series, which first hit screens in 1992.
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Leah Flavell, Screen Rant, 14th October 2019Phoebe Waller-Bridge 'obsessed' with Ab Fab
Phoebe Waller-Bridge "got really obsessed" with Absolutely Fabulous, because she loved how the cast were able to do "exactly what they wanted to do".
Female First, 29th May 2019The Top 10 British sitcoms of the 90s
The 1990s were a period of renewed confidence in the UK. The economy continued to boom and Blair's huge majority made 'Cool Britannia' a phenomenon. Oasis and Blur fought it out as most influential band, and the Spice Girls were everywhere. What a time to be alive! Sitcoms didn't disappoint either, and offered a rich variety.
Greg Jameson, Entertainment Focus, 13th May 2019Jennifer Saunders once considered 'killing off' Ab Fab
Joanna Lumley revealed during the BFI and Radio Times TV Festival that her co-star suggested a drastic way to end the show - but she joked that the characters "can never die".
Radio Times, 14th April 2019Fawlty Towers tops Radio Times greatest British sitcom list
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Refinery 29, 15th January 2019Definitive guide to British comedy since Fawlty Towers
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Devon Ivie, Vulture, 21st November 2018Saunders: 'The Americans wanted to subtitle Ab Fab'
It may have become a cult hit in America but US broadcasters weren't immediately sure what to make Absolutely Fabulous, creator Jennifer Saunders has revealed.
Chortle, 6th November 2018Do we want Absolutely Fabulous back?
On some level it's hard not to get behind a sitcom that would place older female characters front and centre.
Nick Levine, Refinery 29, 14th October 2018