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Fleabag(2016)
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2016 · TV SERIES
Fleabag
A sharp‑witted Londoner battles grief and self‑destruction as she desperately seeks connection and purpose, all while confronting the chaotic fallout of her own reckless choices.
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A comedy series adapted from the award-winning play follows a young woman as she tries to cope with life in London while coming to terms with a recent tragedy.
Seasons & Episodes
Season 16 episodes · premiered Jul 21, 2016
- 1.01Episode 1Jul 21, 2016Rate
Fleabag is a series that follows its titular character as she navigates life with a mix of humor, anger, and vulnerability, seeking connection in a chaotic world.
- 1.02Episode 2Jul 28, 2016Rate
Fleabag deals with the grief of losing her best friend, navigates a breakup with an emotionally unstable partner, and faces the difficulty of selling stolen goods, all while attempting to form romantic connections to manage the turmoil in her life.
- 1.03Episode 3Aug 4, 2016Rate
Fleabag assists her brother-in-law in finding a gift for Claire, who is organizing her own surprise birthday party. Meanwhile, Fleabag is on the lookout for a date and encounters an old acquaintance known for his distinctive smile.
- 1.04Episode 4Aug 11, 2016Rate
Fleabag and Claire, encouraged by their father, attend a silent women-only retreat, where they are compelled to address their complicated relationship and individual struggles. Their enforced silence is interrupted by an adjacent workshop and the resurfacing of hidden truths. A surprising reunion with someone they recognize introduces a new dimension to their emotional experience.
- 1.05Episode 5Aug 18, 2016Rate
Fleabag and Claire return to their childhood home to attend an annual memorial lunch held in honor of their late mother.
- 1.06Episode 6Aug 25, 2016Rate
In the season's penultimate episode, Fleabag takes a date to her godmother's controversial art exhibition, where a series of unexpected revelations and emotional confrontations take place. As the season builds toward its climax, Fleabag is compelled to confront her past and, for the first time, reveals what happened to her late friend, Boo.
Season 26 episodes · premiered Mar 4, 2019
- 2.01Episode 1Mar 4, 2019Rate
Fleabag attends a party to celebrate her godmother's engagement to her father, where she meets their new priest. The evening is disrupted by reemerging conflicts.
- 2.02Episode 2Mar 11, 2019Rate
During a therapy session, Fleabag confronts an uncomfortable truth, leading her to an unexpected place emotionally. At the same time, she receives troubling news from Claire, faces conflict with Martin, and Jake grows concerned about Claire's absence.
- 2.03Episode 3Mar 18, 2019Rate
Fleabag helps Claire with a professional event, but things go wrong, resulting in an unexpected meeting with one of Claire's intriguing coworkers. At the same time, a short conversation with a stranger causes Fleabag to reconsider her viewpoint.
- 2.04Episode 4Mar 25, 2019Rate
In *Fleabag*, the title character engages in a moment of introspection with a priest, which leads to an unexpected realization. As she reflects on painful memories, seeking comfort, she instead finds herself facing new complications.
- 2.05Episode 5Apr 1, 2019Rate
Claire is dealing with a personal crisis and turns to Fleabag for support, while a character who has returned begins to cause trouble at the cafe. At the same time, Hilary starts a new friendship, Martin is determined to uncover the truth, and the upcoming wedding of Godmother and Dad becomes uncertain.
- 2.06Episode 6Apr 8, 2019Rate
On the day of the wedding, Jake grows increasingly worried about where Claire is, while the priest unintentionally shifts attention away from the bride. As hidden truths emerge and important decisions are made, Fleabag confronts the possibility of achieving the resolution she seeks.
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1Awards & Nominations
18 winsPrimetime Emmy Award
- Won2019Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series
- Won2019Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series
- Won2019Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
- Won2019Outstanding Comedy Series
- Won2019Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series
- Won2019Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Comedy Series
- Won2019Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Phoebe Waller-Bridge
- Won2019Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series — Phoebe Waller-Bridge
- Won2019Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series — Harry Bradbeer
Golden Globe Award
- Won2020Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy
- Won2020Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy
- Won2019Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy — Phoebe Waller-Bridge
Critics Choice Television Award
- Won2019Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series — Andrew Scott
British Academy Television Award
- Won2017Best Female Comedy Performance
More awards & festivals (4) — regional academies & film-festival prizes
Satellite Award
- Won2020Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy
- Won2020Best Supporting Actress – Series, Miniseries or Television Film
- Won2020Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy
Chortle Awards
- Won2016Chortle Awards
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Awards (3)
- 🏆 Won — Golden Globe Awards 2020: Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy · Fleabag
- 🏆 Won — Golden Globe Awards 2020: Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy · Fleabag
- 🏆 Won — Golden Globe Awards 2019: Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy
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high confidencesource-verifiedAll 12 episodes confirmed with at least one fetched Tier 1–3 source. All ★★★ events (S1E6, S2E6) confirmed by >=2 independent fetched sources. All ★★ events confirmed by >=1 fetched source with corroboration from a second. Rule 13 category searches completed across all four categories. Three corrections applied to the original guide; no deletions of ★★ or ★★★ events were required — the original events themselves were accurate, with two omissions (Godmother debut episode, S2E6 statue revelation) and one inaccuracy (S1E3 unconfirmed detail). Confidence is high because all series-defining beats have multi-source confirmation and no ★★★ claim was found to be factually wrong.
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Characters
Fleabag · Phoebe Waller-Bridge · debut [S1E1✓]
A sharp, self-destructive Londoner who narrates her own life to the camera (and the audience) as a kind of confessional. Series 1 gradually discloses that her grief over her best friend Boo is entangled with profound guilt: she slept with Boo's boyfriend, and Boo's subsequent fatal accident was triggered by that betrayal. Series 2 charts her falling in love with the Priest — the first person to see through her fourth-wall asides and notice her speaking to someone — and learning to let go of both him and her compulsive need to share herself with the audience.
Claire · Sian Clifford · debut [S1E1✓]
Fleabag's older sister — a tightly wound, high-achieving financier who masks her pain with professional composure. In Series 1 she is often hostile to Fleabag. In Series 2 the sisters' bond deepens through shared grief and secrets. Claire's own story reaches a turning point when she leaves her toxic husband Martin and pursues a genuine connection of her own.
The Priest (Hot Priest) · Andrew Scott · debut [S2E1✓]
A Catholic priest engaged to officiate the godmother and father's wedding. He is playful, perceptive, and spiritually committed. He is the only character to notice Fleabag breaking the fourth wall, and briefly breaks it himself — a mark of their unusual intimacy. He falls in love with Fleabag but ultimately chooses his faith over the relationship.
Godmother · Olivia Colman · debut [S1E1~]
The sisters' godmother and their late mother's close friend. She is an artist with a calculating, self-centred temperament who begins a relationship with the sisters' father and eventually marries him. She is the antagonist of the family dynamic throughout both series, treating her stepdaughters with indifference and competing with their mother's memory.
Dad · Bill Paterson · debut [S1~]
A quietly gentle, emotionally passive widower. His relationship with the godmother is the source of significant tension with both daughters, but he genuinely loves them. His tender pre-wedding moment with Fleabag in Series 2 is one of the show's most emotionally affecting scenes.
Martin · Brett Gelman · debut [S1E3✓]
Claire's husband. Alcoholic, manipulative, and inappropriate in his behaviour toward Fleabag. He is the antagonist of Claire's domestic storyline. Claire eventually leaves him in the series finale.
Boo · Jenny Rainsford · debut [S1~]
Fleabag's deceased best friend, seen only in flashbacks throughout Series 1. Her death is the emotional wound at the centre of the show. She stepped into a bike lane after discovering her boyfriend's infidelity — an attempt at self-harm intended only to injure herself, which proved fatal. The revelation that Fleabag was the woman her boyfriend cheated with reframes the entire first series.
Bank Manager · Hugh Dennis · debut [S1E4✓]
A minor but crucial character. First encountered at the men's self-improvement retreat adjacent to the women's silent retreat. He reappears at Fleabag's lowest point in the series finale, offering compassion and restarting her cafe loan application.
Belinda Friers · Kristin Scott Thomas · debut [S2E3✓]
A one-episode character who appears at the 'Women in Business' awards ceremony. A successful businesswoman who speaks candidly about female pain and the inadequacy of such awards. Her conversation with Fleabag at the bar is one of the most celebrated scenes of Series 2.
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