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Saffy becomes engaged to her snooty new boyfriend, Paolo Carlo. Eddie and Patsy go on a ski trip where Eddie has a real near-death experience. Bo arrives, hiding from the Scientologists. And June goes to the airport to meet two old friends she hasn't seen in years.moreless

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    • TRIVIA (3)

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    • QUOTES (6)

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      • Eddie (arriving at the ski resort of Val d'Isère): Oh, Val d'Isère, Val d'Isère... Uh... Who was Val d'Isère, Pats? Patsy: Val, Val... Valérie d'Isère, darling. French film star.

      • Saffy: I don't want to be seen as some sex object. Paolo: I don't think of you as a sex object. Saffy (disappointed): Don't you? Are you sure? Paolo: It's never crossed my mind. Saffy: Well that's good. Because my sexuality is mine to give, not yours to take. Anyway that's not the point. You see women as either whores… Paolo: …or goddesses. Saffy: As mistresses or jezebels. Paolo: Or brides and mothers. Saffy: And you just want control, and we just bare the burden of the passive deadsun. Paolo: Saffy... will you marry me? Saffy (gasps): Yes!

      • Eddie: Sweetheart, have you seen my eh, my vibratie thing? Gran: By your bed dear. Eddie: No, my bleeper..

      • Patsy: It's been a terrific year for the Trans-seasonal Trousers!

      • Eddie: Patsy's been a bit low recently. Saffron: Low? She'd get vertigo in a sewer.

      • Saffron: (To Patsy) You're passed it. Sleeping with you must be a kin to necrophilia.

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      • In this episode Patsy Stone makes a reference to "when [she] was a Bond Girl"; coincidentally Joanna Lumley, the actress who portrays this character, also played a James Bond girl in the 1969 movie "On Her Majesty's Secret Service."

      • This two-part show was meant to be the last and final AbFab shows to be made, until 2000 when the decision was made out of nowhere to make a 4th season.

      • The Marianne Faithfull version of the song "Wheels on Fire" was available on the original Region 1 VHS tape, however, it was replaced with a musical version (sans vocals) on the region 1 DVD.

      • A new version of the theme song, "Wheels on Fire," appears in this episode. Other music includes (but is not excluded to): "Today's My Day" by Marcella Detroit, "We've Gotta Get Out of This Place" by Marianne Faithful; "Good Morning Starshine" from the broadway musical "Hair," and Lulu's "The Boat That I Row," "Let's Pretend," and "Love Loves to Love Love."

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      • Saffy: You look like a sad reject from Ready, Steady, Go!
        Ready, Steady, Go! was a hit show on the ITV network that featured several musical performers during the early sixties.

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