Ep 8. Going to Hell in a Limo (1)

In the Cybill season 3 episode 8, titled "Going to Hell in a Limo (1)," the series' titular character, Cybill, and her best friend, Maryann, are invited to a celebrity fundraiser event for a children's charity. The two are excited to attend and plan to arrive in style by taking a stretch limousine.

However, their plans take a turn for the worse when they find out that the limo they were supposed to ride in has been double-booked, and they are left with a dilapidated, old limo instead. To make matters worse, the limo driver, Bumby, turns out to be a bizarre and unpredictable character who proceeds to take the women on a wild and wacky ride through Los Angeles.

As they navigate through the city, the group runs into a series of unexpected and hilarious mishaps. Bumby takes them to the wrong hotel, where they end up attending a raucous party with loud music and scantily-clad guests. Cybill and Maryann have a great time until they learn that the party was not a charity event, but a fundraiser for a pornographic film.

Things spiral out of control when Bumby accidentally crashes the limo into a ditch while trying to avoid a pedestrian. The group is forced to hitch a ride with a group of bikers to make it to the celebrity fundraiser event in time. Just when they think their troubles are over, they discover that they have arrived at the wrong event, and Cybill ends up on stage performing a song in front of a bewildered audience.

Despite the numerous setbacks, the women manage to raise a significant amount of money for the charity and have a memorable adventure along the way. The episode ends with them realizing the true meaning of the phrase "it's not about the destination, it's about the journey."

"Going to Hell in a Limo" is a light-hearted and entertaining episode that shows off the chemistry and comedic talents of lead actresses Cybill Shepherd and Christine Baranski. The episode combines slapstick humor, witty one-liners, and unexpected twists and turns to create a fun and memorable viewing experience.