COMMENT: As the Scottish capital readies itself for the annual arts festival, Alice Saville asks whether profiteering ...

The success of Fleabag earned Waller-Bridger an overall deal at Amazon Studios, which also includes another mystery series that may or may not still be on the schedule.

Fleabag the character is still as great as ever; Fleabag the series struggles to make a point in quite the same way as it did in season one. The Bottom Line One season or three, but two doesn't work.

Fleabag and Claire (and Waller-Bridge and Clifford) are a mixture of comedy and tragedy, while elsewhere Fleabag can skewer her hilariously meek on-again, off-again boyfriend, Harry (Hugh Skinner ...

Fleabag's family takes on a new emotional solidity, with even Claire's cartoonishly noxious husband (Brett Gelman) developing some shading. And Waller-Bridge has found her perfect foil in Scott.

So is all of "Fleabag" Season 2, but for different reasons than Season 1. There's no central mystery this time around, no big secret at its core because Season 2 is about a person trying to get ...

Fleabag and The Priest are drawn to each other from the moment they meet, and it’s only a matter of time before they explicitly acknowledge the sexual tension hanging heavy between them.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge says Season 2 of “Fleabag” is its last, though she’s performing the one-hour stage version in London after a New York run. It’ll be broadcast internationally Sept. 12.

Sian Clifford of “Fleabag” poses for a portrait at the Langham Huntington in Pasadena. (Corey Nickols / Contour by Getty Images) Clifford would go on to reprise the role many times over the years.

The first season of "Fleabag" was meant to be a one-and-done, but Waller-Bridge delighted her fans by returning for six more episodes, which debuted in May. The new season jumps ahead in time.

Fleabag and the priest are two intense, rather broken and compulsive people with problematic families, who recognize things in each other than no one else seems to see. Including, even, the unseen.