Fleabag anyone

Definitely not for me!

Yes, I thought the first series was excellent. I liked the mixture of comedy, farce and pathos- it is very cleverly written. Enjoyed the first episode of this series too, I thought it was very funny. We don’t all like the same things in this world!

I love it. I think the main character is brilliant and I understand she also is the writer. She also wrote Killing Eve.

DH suddenly decided to start watching this, I really dislike it, especially because the f word is used all the time.

I love this so original and funny.

I must admit I enjoy it.

I love it

Another vote for Fleabag here too, so so funny, such a talented writer/actor, but then I loved Killing Eve too, roll on next series.

I am bereft, only one more episode of this amazing last
ever series, I have laughed hysterically, sobbed, and
cheered, how often does a tv programme give so much,
Ah well, good job Killing Eve returns later this year.

I love it.

My daughter has recommended it to me, adding: "It's quite rude, not sure I should be recommending it to my mother!" I am going to give it a try.

PWB is amazing! Well written original comedy and so well cast. Love it.

My OH started watching it and I now love it.

Kristen Scott Thomas was magnificent in last week's episode and Andrew Scott is perfect as the sweary, conflicted priest. Brilliant writing and casting.

My school nickname. Fleabag.I used to scratch my head still do.but now I know it's poarsis

Psoarsis

Anyone watch the last episode? Brilliant!

I laugh out loud watching this. I also like Killing Eve brilliant writer

Love this series, brilliant writing, loved the hot priest and the love- hate sisterly relationship, plus Olivia Coleman.

Really couldn't take to any of the characters - except Andrew Scott of course! Did record some bits of him

Flawed complex characters - so well written. Brilliant.

Not my cuppa

Watched this last episode laughing through my tears. Nothing to touch it on television at the moment for the quality of the acting and writing.

Interesting what a “marmite” programme this was - some loved it, some hated it. I warmed to it more in the second series. Initially I’d thought the swearing was gratuitous and the “asides” to the viewer derivative (Miranda?), but in the second series the characters were excellently portrayed - so vulnerable. Sad it’s the last one, but a wise decision I think, rather than dragging it on, as they do with some programmes.