Well, I crocheted this for your Uncle Frank last year and he just loved it.

I was apparently seven when the first episodes aired, which makes sense because to me, it’s “always” been on. Where I live, the show would always air during Christmas, for some reason, and I have many fond memories of watching with my mom while eating chocolate and playing with my new toys. It’s actually been kind of…

Me too me too!! I watched it with my mom - i’ve been blessed with AbFab from a young age. i CANT WAIT FOR THIS MOVIE!

No you don’t have to watch it in order, but you do see the progression of the characters (especially Saffron, Eddie’s daughter) if you do. And you really want to save the final episode for the last.

Old timer here - still have the vhs tapes. Start from the beginning; it’s a slow start but two eps in and you’ll be hungry for more. Remember that it’s a product of it’s time, so some jokes will be dated. If you are not familiar with English humor some of it will seem strange, but yes, stick with it.

When AbFab first came out, I was just a little PolicyChicklet back then and it really influenced my outlook. Those ladies were completely themselves, no apologies or regrets. I hope the movie lives up to the series!

I personally like to watch the series in order.

I have never seen an episode of AbFab but looking at the cast I think it’s time to start binge watching.

Jezzies, I know this isn’t an open thread, but your resident celebrity due to being a comedian and the reincarnation of Elvis has a huge painful lump growing on her forehead and no one knows what is is. Send love and macarons stat.

Pinkham, this one’s for you:

LONG LIVE BCO

This will be the last Behind Closed Ovens to appear on Kitchenette. It will not, however, be the last Behind Closed Ovens. Starting next Monday, November 30, the series will continue on Wonkette. If you’d like to read more crazy restaurant stories in the future, feel free to tune in over there at your…

Started reading this and what a great way to finish up here. Best of how fitting :) Also totally follow C.A. Pinkham on Twitter and definately check out the new home.

Godspeed, and I’ll be at Wonkette next Monday.

Thank you for everything, Pinkham. I will definitely follow you wherever you go, and continue to laugh, and laugh hard.

Pinkham, I am not going to lie, yours was a blog I had looked forward to commenting on each week, and during the typical Monday struggles of a mundane office job your posts brightened my mornings. It was your blog where a comment of mine reached over 200 stars for the first time, and I had looked forward to the day I…

yes, you just nailed it...such a mess. Bluuurrgggg.

Kitchenette, was crazy popular, like over a thousand comments per week, how is it a good business plan to quit this? SO PISSED. BKO was my and hundreds of other Monday Crack.....bluuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrgggg