I’m reluctant to review the final episode of Fleabag. I don't want to give anything away. All I should really say is that you should watch it. And if you haven’t watched the first five episodes catch up immediately.

But very briefly this episode finds Fleabag (Phoebe Waller-Bridge) hitting the emotional, existential buffers. Despite the usual wry asides this is all smudged make-up and sadness. Her love life is in tatters, her friendships are in ruins and her family life is disintegrating before her tear-stained eyes. 

Apart from comedians raving about how well/badly they are doing at the Edinburgh Festival at the moment, most of my timeline is taken up with people saying how brilliant Fleabag is. A lot of people have singled out Phoebe-Waller Bridge’s lead performance for particular praise and she certainly deserves it, but the fourth episode also showcases the formidable talents of her co-star Sian Clifford, who plays her neurotic career-driven sister Claire (that’s not Claire in the picture btw, it’s Fleabag’s dead friend).