was, Bender begins wondering if life itself is just the product of his or someone else's imagination, but comes to the conclusion that "Reality is what you make of it," and walks off into a fantasy world with moonshine-bearing unicorns and cigar-lighting fairies. Production A scene during the robot upgrade was cut featuring Mom brainwashing the robots. There was also an extra scene at the convention cut. Regular voice actor John DiMaggio did Bender's dialogue in the scene where he dances to "I'm Alright" by Kenny Loggins before the crew had the song available. The music for the scene when the obsolete robots rampage the city was written by Christopher Tyng and not licensed. The sound effect for Bender's arms falling off was meant to be temporary but it was kept because it was funnier than any of the later attempts at the sounds. Cultural references The episode's title is a play on words, referring to the British sitcom Absolutely Fabulous (and the related song of the same name). The robot Sinclair 2K was based on the Timex Sinclair 1000, the American version of the ZX81 microcomputer. His design was based on Robbie the Robot from Forbidden Planet. The robot Lisa was named after the Apple Lisa. The design for Robot I-X was initially inspired by the iMac. Broadcast and reception In its initial airing, the episode received a Nielsen rating of 2.8/6, placing it 86th among primetime shows for the week of July 21–27, 2003. References External links Obsoletely Fabulous at The Infosphere. Futurama (season 4) episodes 2003 American television episodes Television episodes about dreams