Absolutely Fabulous

Absolutely Fabulous, as a quintessential British comedy, elicits overwhelmingly positive and lighthearted emotional responses. The dominant emotion is **Humor**, stemming from the outrageous antics, witty dialogue, and exaggerated characters of Edina and Patsy. This naturally leads to high levels of **Joy** and **Happiness** as viewers are entertained by their chaotic lives and constant indulgence. There's a significant sense of **Relief** when their often self-destructive misadventures don't completely derail, or they narrowly escape consequences. **Surprise** arises from the unexpected comedic situations and character reactions, while **Nostalgia** is subtly present as the characters attempt to cling to their past 'glory days' in the Mod subculture. Despite their often ridiculous and flawed behavior, a degree of **Empathy** and **Love** (affection) for the characters can be felt, as their human vulnerabilities are occasionally glimpsed beneath the comedic facade. Minor emotions like mild **Disgust** for their excesses or slight **Anxiety** over their predicaments are present but always subservient to the overarching comedic tone.