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Home - TV Shows - Fleabag: Season 2, Episode 1 [Season Premiere] – Recap, Review (with Spoilers)

Fleabag: Season 2, Episode 1 [Season Premiere] – Recap, Review (with Spoilers)

You might be wondering why Fleabag has a bloody nose. Well, let’s just say she was on her best behavior until a certain ass pushed her.

ByAmari Allah Hours Posted onApril 15, 2019 5:01 PMSeptember 12, 2019 5:02 PM Hours Updated onSeptember 12, 2019 5:02 PM
Music playing as Fleabag looks at her bleeding nose.

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  • Catching Up With The Family: Godmother, Claire, Fleabag, Martin, Dad, The Priest
  • When Your Sister Needs You: Claire, Fleabag
  • The Hot Priest & The Bloody Nose: Claire, Martin, Fleabag
  • Other Noteworthy Facts & Moments
    • Collected Quote(s) & .Gifs
  • Highlights
    • Lady Deadpool

You might be wondering why Fleabag has a bloody nose. Well, let’s just say she was on her best behavior until a certain ass pushed her.


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Network
BBC One
Director(s) Harry Bradbeer
Writer(s) Phoebe Waller-Bridge
Air Date 3/4/2019
Introduced This Episode
The Priest Andrew Scott

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Catching Up With The Family: Godmother, Claire, Fleabag, Martin, Dad, The Priest

Fleabag makes it seem things have been uneventful, at least for her, over the last year. The cafe is doing well, she is avoiding her trauma when it comes to Boo, and is managing. Yet, for everyone else, something seems up. First and foremost, there is this Priest as the table who the Godmother brought around, which is strange. Second, Claire is clearly suppressing something, perhaps cheating on Martin, and Martin is just the jackass he usually is. Then, lastly, something weird is happening with dad. He seems a bit all over the place, and it seems the Godmother might be trying to hide it.

When Your Sister Needs You: Claire, Fleabag

Claire freaking out about her miscarriage.
Claire: (shouting) Just get your hands off my miscarriage.

Despite how zen Claire is struggling to be, the truth is she is going through something horrible – a miscarriage. Something she is trying to hide, downplay, and not make into a big deal. However, Fleabag would rather her see a doctor and have things handled. After all, it’s a major thing for a woman’s body, and even if they haven’t talked for a year, clearly all they will soon have is each other.

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The Hot Priest & The Bloody Nose: Claire, Martin, Fleabag

But Claire is stubborn, so she decides to continue the dinner, and when things get weird, Fleabag pretends she is the one having a miscarriage to try and pressure Claire. However, Martin decides to make light of Fleabag’s fake miscarriage and makes the unborn seem lucky, so she punches him, he retaliates, and a lot of people end up with bloody noses.

Other Noteworthy Facts & Moments

  • The Priest’s parents are lawyers and alcoholics and his brother a pedophile which he recognizes the irony of, considering he is a Catholic priest. Also, it seems he is kind of into Fleabag or at least finds her interesting enough to talk to.
  • It has been roughly 371 days, 19 hours, and 26 minutes since season 1.

Collected Quote(s) & .Gifs

Maybe happiness isn’t in what you believe but who you believe.
— Fleabag

Highlights

Lady Deadpool

Fleabag providing commentary to what is happening during the dinner party.
Fleabag: I think she might be happy.

To me, it isn’t so much what goes on with Fleabag’s family, their associates, or her lovers – it’s her breaking the fourth wall. Her one line comments, involving the audience, is what makes this show. Since, honestly, outside of her, most of the characters are forgettable or annoying. Not even in a love to hate kind of way but in the form of, like how she punched Martin, you wouldn’t mind her slapping or punching some of the other characters. If only to give yourself a cathartic release as much as she gets.

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Amari is the founder and head writer of Wherever-I-Look.com and has been writing reviews since 2010, with a focus on dramas and comedies.

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