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Fleabag jumps back into the fray with a bracing second season that upholds its predecessor's frenzied wit and delicate heart, replete with Phoebe Waller-Bridge's indefatigable charisma. Read critic reviews
Fleabag (2019)
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Watch Fleabag: Season 2 with a subscription on Amazon Prime Video, or buy it on Vudu, Apple TV.
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Episodes
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1.
Air date: Mar 4, 2019
Fleabag celebrates Godmother and Dad's engagement, but old tensions quickly surface.
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2.
Air date: Mar 11, 2019
A counseling session elicits an awkward truth; Fleabag ends up someplace unexpected.
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3.
Air date: Mar 18, 2019
Fleabag helps Claire; a meeting with a stranger helps open Fleabag's eyes.
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4.
Air date: Mar 25, 2019
After a day of looking back on painful memories, Fleabag searches for solace.
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5.
Air date: Apr 1, 2019
Clair has a crisis; Godmother and Dad's wedding hangs in the balance.
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6.
Air date: Apr 8, 2019
As the wedding day arrives, Fleabag hopes to find the ending she is seeking.
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Audience Reviews for Fleabag: Season 2
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Simply the best tv show that I ever watched, I was shocked to see the rating of Fleabag. It's is perfect, it needs to be 100/100.
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Is there a sixth or seventh star option. So perfect, from writing to acting to actor selection, just perfect that it's painful to get to the last episode knowing there is no more. Thank you Phoebe
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Oh it was amazing. Might be the most relatable show I've ever watched. Definitely a comfort show. Sucks it's only 2 seasons.
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Better than season 1. Absolutely amazing!
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I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this show. It's insanely short with only 2 seasons and 12 episodes total, but it wraps up the main conflicts nicely. This show is not about an overarching repetitive theme. Between the two seasons, you can both see and feel the growth and different stages that Fleabag is in because it's something that is familiar with us as humans when we go through our own growth. The entire show being a half mockumentary where the camera is simply Fleabag's mind + actual fourth-wall breaking powers to a degree. At least, that is my interpretation of the fourth-wall breaking. I believe she really is breaking the literal fourth-wall to speak to us individually as the viewer (not viewer, singular. She is speaking to each individual as an individual, not as a general wide net audience; it's great), while also using the fourth-wall breaks as a way for her to cope with her PTSD and fear. The show is way too clever for its own good. I wonder if people will understand every nuance and creative element that represents that way humans think or interact with each other in the moment. The show takes an interesting approach with the idea of "opposites attract" with Phoebe Waller-Bridge's insanely vulgar and secular, Fleabag, having an attraction to a catholic priest played by Andrew Scott in season 2. The way the entire show ends—No spoilers—is some of the best ending for a show. It ends at the perfect time in the most perfect way, a way that, honestly, is the most realist ending of any TV show that I've seen. Do I want season three? No, not at all. The way it ended was absolutely perfect. Fleabag is a master class in writing and character work. This is what I would expect any show or movie to look like if it were a school assignment or just a passion project done well. I give Fleabag a perfect 10. By the way, this is a British comedy, so, that's why it's good.
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It is as sharp, funny and emotional as the first season. This time is a little less about sex and way more about love, with give a lot of opportunity for new thought-provoking moments and some clever jokes. The introduction of the priest character really helps to make season 2 something more than just a copy of the first or a simple continuation. It's also the finale season, bringing a satisfying conclusion to most of the storylines started in the previous season. Fleabag is still a very messy character up to the end and it's a delight to have them as a narrator.
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In spite of some scenes that could have had slightly more weight, Fleabag Season 2 offers a mild improvement over the first season and is packed with touching, funny and charismatic writing that is further powered by the stellar performances and a rich sense of emotional depth.
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It is impressive how this amazing series only has two short sharp but that are so richly dense.
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Not a day goes by when I do not think of this show. This series will change your brain chemistry. A raw and ingenious portrayal of dissociation, grief, coping, and healing. Television has forever been changed because of Fleabag.
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No better than season 1 would give 0 stars if able.
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