The very first episode of Fleabag airs on BBC Three, introducing audiences to the unique narrative style and character of Fleabag.
Completion and airing of the first series of Fleabag in the UK, gaining critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base.
Amazon acquires the rights to stream Fleabag in the United States, significantly expanding its international audience.
Official confirmation that Fleabag will return for a second series, building anticipation among fans.
The highly anticipated second series of Fleabag premieres, continuing the story with new developments and maintaining critical praise.
Fleabag receives several Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Comedy Series and Outstanding Lead Actress, highlighting its critical success in the U.S.
The final episode of Fleabag airs, bringing closure to the story and earning widespread acclaim for its writing and performances.
Fleabag's best friend and business partner, Boo, dies, an event that deeply affects Fleabag and shapes much of her behavior and emotional state throughout the series.
Fleabag and Boo open a coffee shop together, which becomes a central location in the series and represents Fleabag's attempt at a fresh start and a livelihood.
Fleabag starts directly addressing the audience, revealing her innermost thoughts, insecurities, and humor, which becomes a key narrative device in the show.
Fleabag attends Boo's funeral, an emotionally intense event that highlights her grief and the complicated feelings she has about Boo's death.
Fleabag meets the Priest at her father's church, initiating a complex and significant relationship that evolves over the course of the series.
Fleabag begins dating Harry, a man who is later revealed to be her sister Claire's ex-boyfriend, adding tension and drama to her family dynamics.
Claire confronts Fleabag about her reckless behavior, their strained relationship is highlighted, and they slowly begin to address their shared grief and family issues.
The emotional and spiritual connection between Fleabag and the Priest deepens, culminating in intimate moments that challenge their beliefs and personal values.
Fleabag experiences a profound emotional breakdown and catharsis, leading to a moment of acceptance and healing about her past and her relationships.
