Awkward Family Dinner | Fleabag Series 2
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- Опубліковано 4 бер 2019
- Fleabag sees her family for the first time in more than a year. Predictably, things don't exactly go to plan.
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Her dad's speech in the beginning kills me every-time.
he's not particular verbal is he ! LOL At times when he speaks to Fleabag or Claire, he can't finish a thought, that's how uncomfortable he is with intimacy. Well played !
.......very much!
I like how his only full sentence ends with "family gang bang"
the priest's reaction too
I wish I could forget it and listen to it without the video just once
'no one has asked me a question in 45 minut-' 'so, what do you do?' OH BOY MY POOR HEART
*softly spoken but extremely intense*
My heart throbbed
maybe he heard her saying all that, wouldn't have been the first time ;)
Lol me with my friends :D
MY HEART, TOO
I love the little "His mother was originally a LESBI-" *hard cut*
the funniest moment of the scene lol
Olivia Colman knows all about that now after The Favourite 😉😂
hahahaha
I almost fell off the couch!!! When will this be available in the US?!
@@joannadechenne6368 You can get excellent new UK comedy when you get rid of Trump.
Until then you're on a time out.
"he's an alcoholic" "oh fun my parents are alcoholics!"
"OH GREAT" - deadpan claire
pretty late but in hindsight, this sort of foreshadows his relationship with alcohol, which is never discussed in the show but is obviously alluded to for the rest of the season
@@ninjasaurxd I thought about this too and the fact that he still drinks despite the fact that it’s implied he may have had an alcohol or substance abuse problem…is a little worrisome? Not sure what the writers were going for there exactly.
@@Vashtibucket i think a lot of people with dependence on substances are aware that they have said dependences - it’s up to their choice whether or not they want to do something about it - in this case, he seems pretty functional throughout the season, so maybe he just lives with it?
Olivia’s acting is next level, so subtle but you hate her from the bottom of your heart.
Which based on how much I admire her as an actress takes some doing!
it's amazing how much she makes you LOATHE her but then in the crown you LOVE her from second 1
she reminds me of prof. umbridge from harry potter
This is like a masterclass in dialogue writing
Ordinary Things YES IT ISSSS
Explain
Wot the geezer means iz dat its the creme de la creme of literacy, cogency. Or put another way it is great dialogue that rings true and is appropriate to the speaker, and is what that person would say in those circumstances, while also furthering either the plot or your knowledge of the characters, or both; while at the same time not being tedious. It's , also , brilliantly acted by the gathered ensemble...
Well it must be the best show I have watched n almost 66 years to beat this whole Double Series...
@Om Patel even Donald Glover said he was jealous of not writing fleabag...
Okay I love every second of this scene but Olivia’s passive aggressive “sorry darling” done twice in a row is absolutely perfect characterization
she always talks to the girls that way, and aggressive is right. It's called "crooked" speaking in some mental health descriptions. Just so funny to catch on and see it.
And Olivia's character is so well written I know someone like that! And that scene where priest starts talking to phoebe and Olivia just doesnt like phoebe is getting the attention from priest so she interrupts them and start conversing about how she and priest met. She just want everyone to talk about her and listen to her. Poor dad didnt let him talk. So well written the whole show.
Nobody but Olivia Colman could have played that part. She is truly glorious
rewatching this scene after finishing the season...like the fact that he asks her right after she mentions to us that no one's asked her anything in 45 minutes. like he ALWAYS saw her, from the very start
George Weasley and he did
i knoWWWWWW and my poor little heart loves itttttt!! He always saw her!!!
I know.
I love that in this dinner scene she could have been talking to anyone that's why he didn't think it weird... Just like well yeah he should probably be nice and involve her in the conversation... But when they are alone together it's harder to hide the fact that she is talking to us 😂
Dont mind me as someone is cutting onions here
This is so aggressively middle-class and English it just turned my living room into a Waitrose organic section.
that is the most well written review. you considered the jump to poetry? sounds like I'm talking sht but I'm not lol seriously impressed
waitrose is more upper class, id say
Is Waitrose screaming middle-class?
@@shawnee919 upper class is basically aristocracy
Upper middle-class
Fleabag's dad randomly touching his chest not even knowing where his heart is is the physical equivalent of how uncomfortable he is with intimacy and expression of one's feelings and I think Phoebe is a genius for this
Hes just like me fr
GodMother: "Loved the Catholics, you can get away with anything"
Martin: "Lot of them did"
*Underrated Joke*
Good joke, but no one cared because his character sucks
We still do tbh ...
Cardinal George Pell will agree with that. May have spent a year in jail, several million on appeals, but he got away with it!
Behave yourself young lady !
Martin is a douche but he has many great lines tbh
in this scene phoebe' keep breaking the 4th wall, intensely. that later i realized it means she was really not into her surroundings. it's so contrast with the scene she had with successful-lady-of-the-year, that didn't have any the 4th wall breakage.
She owns the “breaking the forth wall” crown. The queen and master of 4th wall laughter and facial expressions
Wow that`s quite revealing for me. Thank you!
I love that the only person that noticed that is the priest
Successful lady of the year?! Meaning?
@@abhinayamarykoshy1264 Lol, big fan of the show, love?
Fleabag is like a dessert you don't wanna stop eating .
I'd spend 40 days and 40 nights in that dessert
I'm hooked now, and afraid it will have a short run. Anything under 10 years. ugh
@@KindCountsDeb3773 Phoebe has said that season two is the last which is DEVASTATING
@@Adri_Unsung It’ll Pass.
I xant stop watching
The way she shouts LEBSI- and the cut, god I love this show
The edition is brilliant !! Even the cuts are funny... This show its so perfect its rare!
the dialogue in this scene is PHENOMENAL. i have genuinely never seen a better-written scene. ever. this is a MASTERPIECE.
Meh
The way the scene ends is insane too
I also love that it cuts right in the middle of the word lesbian.
I feel the same about the spiralling disaster that this scene is. The writing and then, the delivery!
- Oh Claire! We thought you couldn't have them!
- What?! Why?!
- Well you just seemed a little 🥴
God their godmother is horrible lol
and then Claire takes a second to react like she's thinking "did you really just say that?"
Phoebe Waller-Bridge: talented director, smart writer, beautiful woman, great actress.
And over rated as a comedy writer
@@lauraharmour Are you serious ?
@@lauraharmour Are you serious ?
@@lauraharmour are you serious?
@@lauraharmour You're serious, are you?
2:05 The "needy waitress" is Maddie Rice, the star of the original Fleabag play after PWB stepped away to make the show. She's a fantastic actress, and it's cool she got a little cameo here
😮😮😮
*No one's asked me a question in 45 minuted* - that one got me
Then right on cue the Priest asked her a question. Brilliant.
@@justinec4264 then we find out he can hear/see her when she breaks 4th wall
Sycamore I don’t think he can actually hear her except for the “his neck” bit. I think we kind of represent her inner monologue as well as an emotional barrier she hides behind when people are trying to connect with her on more than a surface level. Also, I would pay obscene amounts of money to have the hot priest see me at all lol
@@bink6778 As I recall there are few more times when he hears her inner monologue, indicating he can hear her.
Also, I think som1 pointed out that when she connects with someone she doesn't do her monologue... it opossess your opinion, but I think there are quize few examples, like when she is having a drink with the woman in buisness...
@@sycamore2656 Well, given its her inner monologue to begin with, its almost like he understands her that, he's basically hearing her inner thoughts. She doesn't need to 'be' someone else, she can actually dialogue without holding back or withholding information to herself; to us, the audience.
I loved that in this scene Fleabag told “us” that the cafe was going well bc she knew the audience would believe she was lying about the success of the cafe until we actually saw it. This is as people have said a masterclass in dialog.
I love how hot priest makes out of focus eye contact with the camera while fleabag criticizes him to us, amazing foreshadowing. Can’t get over this show and really bummed it’s over:(
When. I missed it
YES good, I'm glad it's not just me XD
Can I have the time stamp?
1:45 onwards I think.
2:03 too
Fun fact: Maddie Rice who plays ‘the needy waitress’ played Fleabag during the 2017 run of the show in Edinburgh.
The theatre version right?
Damn!
@@Senate300 ua-cam.com/video/BOrVP6k9oDQ/v-deo.html
Alex Cook I love that the key people involved in the play were involved in the series - none of this burning bridges, leaving people behind, everyone comes along for the ride - it’s so honourable and beautiful ❤️
I love her bits. Aside from the fact that she is gorgeous.
"Is that fur?"
"Yes, but it's okay because it had a stroke."
I love this show so much
It's from one of her children.
...and then she does that poor sad face 😂
@@da96103 damn....underrated reply...not many people will get it but damn....
The way Olivia Colman stroked it hahahah
Can someone please explain this dialogue to me?
This episode won Emmys for writing, directing, editing, and acting (for Phoebe Waller-Bridge). It's easy to see why
Oh, was it for this particular episode? I wasn't aware, but it's easy to see why. I keep coming back to this episode over and over
@@drkatier Yes, the way the Emmys work is that shows submit a single episode for each of the award categories (with a few exceptions). I like looking at which episodes were submitted to see what the filmmakers consider their best examples of writing, acting, directing, etc.
That punch later on was so well deserved lmao.
LokiTetch Watch it and you’ll see.
Yes I literally went Well done at my screen
@@MEGAoneARMEDbandit My mom just yelled "Bien!"
I'm sure all of us cheered when that happened! I don't recall being so irritated by any other onscreen character's laugh
I wish bbc produced more quality shows like this.
John Doe it’s what makes this one so special tbh
The BBC is internationally famous for their high-quality, fast-paced shows, they're doing very well compared to basically every other channel.
Jutta W Are they? In the UK we are - Fleabag apart - tired of their boring politically correct dross which renders most shows predictable and tedious.
Looks dry and boring af.
Fast paced my ass
It does! I don't think this show is politically correct... Why is this generation filled with snowflakes who just have to make tv shows about being politically correct?
The editing on this is remarkable.
lesbi
she takes thinks so far, is amazing. The fact that we never know some characters name, the dad that can't finish a sentence EVER. Is so clever, I love it
i never even realised she didn’t have an actual name until i saw the credits 😭
the line "no one has asked me a question in 45 minutes" then immediately almost answered by the hot priest kinda foreshadows their relationship and how he is the only one who actually wants to get to know her and later on we see him seeing fleabga break the fourth wall which shows how he is really paying attention to her and I think that's beautiful. also how fleabag delays her response almost in shock of how he seemed to read her mind and she is not the kind of character to get often surprised by things.
He's their priest. Their cool, sweary priest.
When I hear him speak, I can't get Moriarty out of my head
3:49 - how did I never see Claire looking right at the camera after godmother starting speaking over her. This show deserves multiple re-watches
I knew it! I knew Claire was aware of the audience too, but didn't want to ruin things for her sister. Or just didn't want to take responsibility for Fleabag's feelings after messing with eehhh whatever we have with Fleabag while watching her
Yes also during their mother's funeral I saw her look directly at the camera
@@catrein4687 But was it like she knew about Fleabag talking to the audience, or did she have an audience of her own? Like how many times could Claire have been breaking the 4th wall but we don't know because we usually see from Fleabag's perspective.
@@SharanMarepally wow. I guess I have to rewatch Felabag for the 100th time to see if you're right ha ha You've got a very good idea, actually
I love how Claire uses the audience as her own mini 4th wall break at 3:49
Oh my god
wha- how did you noticed that?!
Andrew Scott. . . I ADORE him!!
Same!!
He’s brilliant
Melissa Wright same
he plays this so natural. Not a false moment in his portrayal.
Me 2 !!!😍😍
The first season was good but the second season is better.
In fact, this scene sold me the second season.
This and the last scene.
Utterly, brilliantly amazing.
The comedic timing and pace of this show are incredible.
Godmother is obsessed with Lesbians. Olivia Colman is just perfection.
One of my favourite moments from this episode was the part where noone actually knew what Claire did for a living.
“Oh sorry darling... oh sorry darling”
Phoebe is such a talented writer. Great actors too. Can’t wait for this show in the u.s
It's on prime I think
Do you know when the second season will be here in the US?
@@joannadechenne6368 May
It's Jimmies Not Sprinkles
Thank you sooo much!!! Going to be a difficult wait!
It’s on Amazon Prime, both the seasons.
Fleabag's stepmother saying "Oh darling" after his husband-to-be's speech of random words and silence sends me every time, as if he said the most profound thing ever
I'm rolling on the floor
Just when I think that I couldn't enjoy this program anymore, they go and add Andrew Scott! The man needs his own show.
They just started filming Ripley. My head is going to explode. The photos starting to come out of Italy are swoon inducing. ❤️
This makes me realise that I need to be more grateful my family hasn't turned out like that
Oh god yes
"loved the catholics you can get away with anything"
that line tho 💀
_“a lot of em did”_ 😂
@@monsieurcondottiero2685Hollywood Jewry is worse
Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman! Cool to see them together
4:32 love this moment ..
This whole episode is amazing. They somehow made it both extremely chaotic and rhythmic.
Totally deserved all the Emmys it got for this episode
Perfectly written and executed scene.
"His mother was a lESBIA-"
This is the most perfectly written 5 mins of television! So relatable. The way fleabag smokes outside with such relish and relief brings me back to most family dinners. And "no one's asked me a question in 45 mins" kills me every time, its just too accurate
Last night I accidentally binged all of season 2 without having watched season 1 first. And not only was it easy to follow for a first-time viewer, but it was absolutely original, hilarious, and the ending made me cry BUCKETS. Dunno how well season 1 is, but season 2 is practically perfect.
It'll make you laugh and be sad too but a different kind of sad
So so good! Brilliant writing and acting. Attended too many of these "passive aggressive" dinners! Ahhhh family (extended) can't live with them can't live without them.
This is honestly one of the best TV episodes I've ever seen and it's literally one dinner scene
I am so late to the genius that is Fleabag. Watched S2E1 and then immediately went and binge watched S1. Love it! Phoebe Waller-Bridge is a legend.
i am even later than you ! just watched it myself. so amazing 😭🙌 i like killing eve too !
Haha, watched it two weeks ago for the first time and still not over it 🥲.
Oh shit i didnt realize this but Claire looks at us at @3:47 when she got interrupted talking about her love for finland.
The subtle 4th-wall counter 4:33
This episode is a writing masterclass.
claire made eye contact with us after being cut off at 3:48
3:53 i die EVERY single time 😭😭😭😭😭 the face she makes when he actually asks her
Olivia Coleman, soon to be changing her full, first name to "and the award goes to..."
I'm already making party plans for when she gets the Emmy for playing the Queen in The Crown!
I like how claire makes a small interaction with the camera at 3:48. Its like lowkey but shows she IS fleabag's sister
I love the dad just rambling on, it cracks me up everytime.
Never seen the show before but now I’m interested.
It’s funny how in just these 5 minutes I was able to get a grasp of every characters personality, and their dynamic with each other.
Pretty good writing
She's been busy. Les Miserables, this show and the favourite. Olivia Colman has been on a lot of things this year.
And filming The Crown too. That's why I was surprised when she says she has botox when nothing on as that's at least 3 months of frozen face. Don't know where she'd get time!
I know... Isn’t it just awful?
Matthew Winfield, I liked her in all of those things so I don't mind. She must be rolling in it now though....
Well I do; it’s simply criminal.
Joking aside, she is certainly ubiquitous at the moment - she even cropped-up in the latest British Airways ad.
Glad she brings you joy, though.
Matthew Winfield she hardly brings me joy. I didn't even know who she was last year. I take it you do not like overrated actors because of their smugness but she is hardly Jen Aniston.
Jesus Christ this is every holiday family dinner I’ve had🤣
“No ones asked me a question in 45 minutes” relatable.
It’s the face at 3:19 for me
I love how it is Claire who for a split second breaks the fourth wall at 3:48
yes! thanks for pointing it out.
Was that a mistake (small one)? I thought the only person who can see Fleabag and thus look at the camera is Priest.
acLewBert I don’t think it was intentional either but I like to see it as breaking the fourth wall regardless. Like Claire’s superpower that we never found out about
I watched it twice straight away, the whole episode. It happened first time to me.
Hi what happened?
@@redlady935
Spontaneous orgasm.
This feels like 380 degrees of relatable, realistic awkwardness.
I’m addicted.
i like to think fleabag disassociates alot when dad speaks cause he's always fumbling for words and create really incoherent string of words BUT everyone else seems to understand full on sentences. also there are the times where dad speaks to fleabag directly and he's able to make more articulate sentences.
This is so charming within itself. Its almost novel-like in its wit.
This has got to be one of the funniest shows in television history.
I love how they were able to stretch five minutes into feeling like an eternity
This scene is absolutely perfect for so many reasons.
This episode is a little masterpiece. Hands down.
the writing, acting, THE ACTING and delivery from each actor, the directing, the editing... everyone in this scene, even Maddie the server, was impeccable. We are lucky to have such an incredible show like Fleabag. I recommend it to every person I know.
My favorite scene and my favorite episode! There is just something about that initial attraction, you know. That special attention one gives to another. The way he steals glances and looks at her. 😍
The thing I love the most about the dinner scene is how the moments inside the restaurant have a lot of audiovisual stimulation: the scenes editing is very fast, with a lot of camera angles going back and forth, a lot of characters, a lot going on with the dialogs (which brilliantly show the worst of each character from the family covered in by the social context, a lot is said even without a commentary), background noise, lights and colors, and how it is abruptly changed into fleabag on the outside smoking to calm down: only a few camera angles, switched very rarely, just one character or two for scene, almost no sound, less colors and dark. It is the environment telling us how being with her family in that moment was stressing and exhausting for Fleabag and it makes us automatically connected with her feelings immersed in the storyline, almost as if we needed that moment to take a break as well.
Successfully replaced my obsession with the writing of game of thrones with that of fleabag. I did not see this happiness coming.
This episode is probably one of the best episodes of television ever. The whole episode is centered around this dinner table. So good!
0:18 can't stop laughing 😂 the entire scene is brilliant and pure perfection
I just finished watching this episode. This is peak dialogue, peak passive-aggressivism, it's peak comedy&drama really. S1 was overall enjoyable, but this episode was an absolute masterpiece. I'm in for one hell of a ride if the rest of the season is this good.
I’m actually obsessed with Pheobe and Olivia, they’re two on the funniest, most talented women in the industry. Please, please give us another season of Fleabag!
Olivia Colman's expression when she corrects "ripple"
God the reason why I love Fleabag so much is the writing. It is so good I feel like it's a treat for the brain.
I fell in love with the hot priest at 2:16
And again at 4:33
And again at 4:38
I can't even look at him...
God yes! My heart!!!
And also at 4:08
One of the best new season opening in tv history
What a joy to see so many terrific actors together in one scene!
I love the brief moments when Claire looks over at Fleabag and they both know they think the same thing.
"I just wanna say...very much and that's it"
An incredible piece of writing
omg i cant have enough
"his mother was a LESBI-" Scene cutting the fleabag smoking is me when I'm with my family lol
Well, that's all the convincing I need to watch this show.
How amazing are these actors, the script writers!!?
Pure class!
I just watched this episode, and I don't think I've ever watched a better episode of television. Laughed until I cried. I'm still replaying the writing in my head
Lol the moment the judmental condescending person realizes they have nothing interesting to add to the conversation
BlenderBug you sure you don’t mean me at every family gathering, friend group and meeting I’ve ever had in my life?
Rainie Daes yes lol that is what I meant to say. But... honestly i do not compare to her smugness. I swear
This whole scene is a masterpiece. Well done to everyone who was involved with this, it’s so funny and entertaining.
A show that won’t get out of your head for weeks. That’s when you know.
The writing on this show makes me moist
The intricacy of the dialogs are just out of this world! Awesome family diner! 😁😁😁
The writing, the acting... God, perfection does exist