This Way Up returns with a superb second season that's a bit softer on its characters but without dulling any of its humor, while giving stars Aisling Bea and Sharon Horgan planet of room to shine. Read critic reviews
This Way Up (2021)
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Episodes
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1.
Air date: Jul 14, 2021
Aine prepares for a first date with Etienne's dad, Richard; Shona struggles to settle in at home with her fiancé Vish away in New York.
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2.
Air date: Jul 14, 2021
Aine and Richard have some awkward hiccups as Shona attempts to restore a friendly working relationship with Charlotte.
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3.
Air date: Jul 14, 2021
Aine spices things up with Richard, and he opens up to her; Shona's lack of support for Aine's business venture hits her hard.
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4.
Air date: Jul 14, 2021
Vish tells Shona he is going to meet his ex in New York; Aine helps Bradley out at a Windrush fundraiser.
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5.
Air date: Jul 14, 2021
Shona contemplates Vish's suggestion that they adopt kids; Aine meets Richard's friend, Mark, and overhears them speaking negatively about her.
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6.
Air date: Jul 14, 2021
Aine finds out her friend Tom has killed himself; Shona accidentally leaves Vish a damning voicenote intended for Charlotte.
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Audience Reviews for This Way Up: Season 2
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You can't say committed anymore
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so brilliant and raw and hilarious. took me a couple episodes to get into, but once I did there was no going back.
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I don't want to call this Fleabag's chaotic neutral Irish niece because This Way Up deserves to shine on its own, but I have not laughed this hard since Fleabag.
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"This Way Up" is a warmer and gentler "Fleabag". Love the chemistry between the characters and the sister's relationship; the jokes are witty and intimate and lend an overall feeling of being an observer of a tight-knit, loving family going through some stuff. At only six episodes a season (why?! give us more) it's easily bingeable.
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