Fleabag

Fleabag's over: what are critics going to w*** to now?

I should state that this article is not attacking the show. Of course Fleabag is good. I'm just so sick of critics fawning over it.

Fleabag: Three final minutes will go down as classic

If Fleabag were a conventional comedy, the kind in which outrageous behaviour is indulged and applauded until it is safely resolved in a happy-ever-after romance, or one character rushing through an airport to declare their true feelings, we would have seen the ending of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's masterly show a mile off.

Here's to Fleabag

A searing examination of grief and love, and the comedy show of this decade.

Fleabag stars answer fan theories

If you've seen the final episode and wondered what it all means, you're not the only one. We put some of the questions and theories that fans have to stars Bill Paterson and Sian Clifford.

There are spirited debates to be had about whether this run of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's peerless sitcom is superior to its predecessor, but it clearly hasn't suffered the difficult second season syndrome some feared. It concludes with the wedding between Dad (Bill Paterson) and Olivia Colman's monstrous godmother, an event that delivers at least two momentous family face-offs, and a show-stopping performance from Andrew Scott's much-lusted-after man of the cloth.

Church repressing sexuality is why we fancy the Priest

Andrew Scott's hot priest leaves Darcy in the shade. Just ask my WhatsApp group.

How Fleabag carved out a new wave of comic noir

Tonight is the last ever episode of Fleabag - and it's carved out a new genre of comedy that casts a long shadow. From Phoebe Waller-Bridge's repressed love to grief in After Life, here is what's behind the new wave of comic noir.

We've become obsessed with priests, gin & edgy haircuts

It's more of an impact than just watercooler chats; It's having an effect on online searches and shopping trends.

Saying goodbye to 'Fleabag,' one of the TV greats

After two seasons, the landmark British show ends tonight. Here, VICE writers reflect on its values and legacy.

M&S see increase of gin & tonic sales thanks to Fleabag

If you've been watching Fleabag season two, you'll have noticed many things. Phoebe Waller-Bridge still has razor sharp wit, the nation's obsession isn't waning anytime soon and if you were ever to order the sexy priest a drink, ordering a gin & tonic would be a safe bet. Why? Well, he happily drank Marks & Spencer's own-brand G&T in episode two of season two and, in today's most unexpected news, the retailer has revealed there has been a spike in sales since he enjoyed the tipple.