Tragedy strikes Moxie Spendlove when something horrible befalls her two best friends. Did they shop till they dropped?

This latest bump in the road sends Moxie over the edge and into the open arms of God and a convent. But can she lead a life without her flashy car, designer duds and money? Can Herberta talk her out of becoming a sister?

Just before she's due to take her vows, an old flame fresh from a stint on "The New Facts of Life" breezes into town in a whirl of confetti and attitude.

Kicky Fun Facts!

• Episode 4 features a new character named "Bloke Penny", played by Rob Frappier, Shelly's younger brother.
• Aurora and Andromeda are strangled by two fabulous accessories that we ended up buying from Australia. The shipping was more than the actual items were.
• The scene at the convent is actually a church where a member of the cast attends Mass. Again, we didn't have permission to film there and the traffic noise was considerable. The church however was very beautiful.
• Shelly cannot tell a joke without messing up... a lot.
• Jeremy originally was supposed to play Divinity, then changed to Business (another character introduced later in the series) then changed back to playing Divinity.
• The scene were you meet Divinity at the front door was supposed to be similar to the scene in Titanic where we first meet Rose as she's getting out of the carriage. Jeremy described a big hat with an elegant bow... what Jason and Shelly found was a rather small hat, with a country-ish ribbon around it. The hat didn't fit on his head and Jeremy was not happy.
• The confetti shot is Jason's favorite shot of the series.
• Divinity's pink PJ's are from Ross in the ladies plus size section.
• Shelly, Jeremy and Amanda wore green face masks for a good 3 hours during filming... their faces were very, very tight after that night.

Music Featured in this Episode:

• "Pink Sweater" performed by the NOISETTES
• "Kill Kill Kill" performed by The Pierces
• "The Flower Duet" performed by Dame Joan Sutherland, Jane Berbié, Orchestre national de l'Opéra de Monte-Carlo & Richard Bonynge
• "Soul Man" performed by Sam and Dave
• "Son of a Preacher Man" performed by Dusty Springfield
• "Faith" performed by George Michael
• "Like a Prayer" performed by Madonna

All the music we used in the production is music we love, so please support the artists and buy their songs, albums, videos etc.