Synopsis
Season 2 of Fleabag (2016) — six episodes to watch online on iFILM. A year later, the café is doing fine. Fleabag is not.
Her father and Godmother are engaged. The engagement dinner introduces the Priest: Catholic, self-aware, oddly funny — and the problem is obvious in the first scene. Fleabag does not plan what happens next. Claire is still with Martin, which is still a disaster, and the family is lurching toward a wedding that almost no one actually wants. The second season is quieter than the first but sharper: at some point the Priest notices when Fleabag talks to the camera, and that changes what the show is doing entirely.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge said Season 2 was the end. The finale earns it. Stream Fleabag Season 2 online on iFILM — all six episodes available.
6 episodes
S2·E1Episode 1
Fleabag celebrates Godmother and Dad’s engagement and is intrigued by their new Priest, but the evening comes to stormy end when old tensions resurface.
S2·E2Episode 2
A counselling session elicits an uncomfortable truth from Fleabag, and she finds herself somewhere unexpected. Elsewhere, a chat with Claire brings some unwelcome news, Martin and Fleabag face off, and Jake wonders where Claire is.
S2·E3Episode 3
Fleabag helps with an event at Claire's work which inevitably ends in disaster, but an introduction to Claire's colleague proves intriguing. A chance meeting with a stranger opens her eyes.
S2·E4Episode 4
The priest takes Fleabag for some quiet reflection leading to an unexpected revelation. After a day spent looking back on painful memories, Fleabag searches for solace, only to find more trouble.
S2·E5Episode 5
Claire has a crisis and turns to Fleabag for help, whilst a familiar face makes a reappearance at the cafe. Hilary makes a friend, Martin demands answers, and Godmother and Dad’s wedding hangs in the balance.
S2·E6Episode 6
As the day of the wedding arrives, Jake wants to know where Claire is, and the priest upstages the bride. As secrets are revealed and decisions are made, will Fleabag find the ending she’s looking for?
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