s02e03 — Episode 3

God, every episode keeps the level up, I'm thrilled. He laughed wildly from the stage with a broken statuette. I really liked the final scene where the Trash disappears from reality and the first person notices it (apparently in her whole life)

"We're sisters... Get your own friends." very tough. And the series is gorgeous, the ending with the fox and the 4th wall pleased me.

First Olivia Colman and Andrew Scott, then Fiona Shaw (who recently saw her triumphant return to the screens in Killing Eve), and now with the appearance of Kristin Scott, Thomas was finished off. Her character is generally something beyond good and evil, she's so good. The monologue about the pain that women carry all their lives is just a tower. Who the hell are we waiting for next?..Emma Thompson??! The bombastic caste.

Oh-fi-gen-no!

Andrew Scott continues to delight with the role of a priest in the series. It was a great story with a fox, and then when he realized that the heroine was turning into the camera and saying something, it was funny.

- What is your favorite monthly movie?
- Carrie.

Oh, my God, just in the voice

I think this will be my favorite episode of the series!

Oh, that Buffalo Bill T-shirt

ENDING. :DD

Andrew Scott in socks, hoodie, T-shirt, all at home, sitting almost cross-legged. This man is the love of my life. And his game, ahhh.

"At your age, you can get anyone."
"But not the best Woman in the Business."
"Well, she... tired."
I was hoping. :) :(What a woman, oh, what a woman!

I liked the idea that celibacy is much more complicated than a romantic relationship. And that Father was there many, MANY times until he came to this. And let it sound stranger in Russian than in English, but I've read a little on this topic, and it's true. And that's a pretty good idea in their (his?) situations (at least at the moment), because the character himself is so full of life, lively, interesting that sex really hardly matters in such communication? That is, of course, it's a nice bun, but his words seemed very correct to me. I don't know, Andrew's magic. :)
Besides, there are asexuals who just don't want sex, but all the same intimacy and interest between people still exists.

I note that I watched the series, and regretfully realize that there are only 3 episodes left. Good TV shows are always short, but you have time to get attached instantly.

I believe that this series will be the strongest and most beloved in the series for me, but I would not give up another season or two with episodes not half as cool as this one, it's a pity that all good things end quickly : with

The scene in the elevator is just or

The best Woman in the Business and her whole speech is just great.

Look at me.
Listen.
People are all we've got.

– 33 – not really...
– And what did Jesus do by the 33rd?
"Dead?"
–That's right, so go ahead and flirt.

Bravo! We just need to hang this phrase for ourselves somewhere in a prominent place. 😂In general, the whole monologue about pain is gorgeous. And before that, the series was great, so Kristin Scott Thomas also appeared. Just love.

the last five seconds were just out loud
(and when she broke the statuette at the beginning, I grunted in surprise xDDD )

We are not friends, we are sisters. This phrase was in enchanted. Sorry not sorry

The whole series can be broken down into quotes!
it seems that the canapes were with clams after all....

After watching episode 1 of season 1, I wanted to quit. I watch the second season excitedly, laugh out loud and applaud its creators standing up!

This statuette is a separate character in the series. In each episode , 😂😂

I agree with all your comments here!
1. The scene in the elevator is just hilarious
2. The scene in the bar and all these conversations and comparisons.. and yet, yes, a quote about 33 years
- the scene of the conversation about celeb
and in general, I like this season more than the first one.

In my opinion, the series has blossomed with Andrew Scott. His every appearance causes a huge smile😍

The last minutes with the exposure of communication with the audience are fire, and so many cool actors in the season, and humor and drama are on the verge in places and it's very cool, at times you think "what kind of game am I watching, give me more" =D

What a beauty Kristin Scott Thomas is after all.

Is it just me, or is this really the funniest episode of the whole series?
God, I like absolutely everything about this series.

Oh my God, the reward! Poor GG, why is something always happening to her, why is she always getting involved in something ...?)))
The businesswoman, of course, is amazing, an episodic character, and how much depth, how much important is said ...
Foxes! And "where did you go...?" sees right through her. But now I'm worried about GG...They will also say that she has schizophrenia and she dreamed it all up...

The funniest and most serious series at the same time!

Thanks to Scott, the series has a +1.0 rating 🙌

The first season PERSONALLY caused ME controversial feelings, but 2 came straight to me!

- and if you like someone?
- I will chat, drink and laugh with her, give her a Bible and hope that she will leave..

I don't know at this point I just burst into tears (probably everyone in life has a moment when you like spending time with a person so much, but you know in advance that it's not forever, you won't be together and all that. It's sad and terribly vital. I am delighted with this series, the British humor and the great actors

There's such chemistry between Claire and the priest, God. it seems that the screen will explode, and I will go with it. the fact that he noticed her "conversation with the audience" is just to the heart, they are made for each other. but there will clearly be a drama of dramas ahead, I'm stocking up on sedatives

@velvet_beast: GG that is, not Claire, of course)

I liked the series very much, but I did not understand the universal delight and review in the media before the scene in the bar, plus the priest seeing the breaking of the fourth wall-now it has come

at the end of the episode, the smile did not disappear from my face for a second

She laughed wildly from the stage where the award was broken. The best!

Oh my God, I'm ready to sing an ode to every minute of this season!
And the priest, of course, is just disgustingly godlessly good💔

What kind of Brits are all good at TV series production. How can so many meanings, scenes, and lives be contained in such a short story?.. The first half of the episode was incredibly funny.

Awesome series!! A conversation in a bar is simple 🔥🔥
I wanted a drink *and a priest* - how am I yelling 🤣🤣

Her sister is a complex loshpendosina, although successful. The businesswoman is very wise, and the music of Aram Ilyich Khachaturian TWO (!) times is incomparable 👌🏼 The series is 10 points!

I can't stop thinking in my head about how it's a pity that after 3 episodes this wonderful, sparkling and such a refined series will come to a logical conclusion🤷🏻♀️😒

The finale is a fiery flame.
Foxes!
Pancake.
And what good fellows they both are. I mean, the actors are good, yes.

The whole series just doesn't let you get bored)) This is the best episode in the whole series so far. 😅
And as the priest noticed that GG breaks the 4th wall in general, it falls away)
And the moment with the same fox appeared))

Why didn't Claire hire an award ceremony organizer?

What a great series!

fire, fire, fire ❤️

Claire... She always feels in the shadow of her more cheerful sister, and these complexes of hers prevent them from becoming closer. I can't tell you how sad that makes me.

Kristin Scott Thomas is a miracle how good she is, I never noticed it, and then my eyes opened right there. The monologue about the formation of pain, and that women carry it with them from birth, is beautiful. And about flirting in general on pamphlets!

"I like your belief in a meaningless existence. It makes me doubt."
Gods, how beautifully and unobtrusively they flirt with all the frankness and hopelessness, what a symphony. And finally, at least someone really sees her, sees where she's going and notices what's happening to her. It's great, I want to hug them and never let them go.

And I've been yelling since the canapé.
- Don't say anything.
- Say something.
HAHAHAHAHAHA
it's very sad to realize that they can't be together.

The best woman in the business is really beautiful.

Only Andrew Scott can play some kind of schizoid, but at the same time his eyes will convey all the sadness and sadness of this world that he has known.

she burst into tears at the moment when the priest noticed that she had disappeared somewhere(

The best episode so far, in general, the whole 2nd season is just fire

I've already fallen in love with this priest myself.

I thought that a dialogue with a psychologist would be the best, but I couldn't even expect such a scene in a bar. It was great. The second season is off🔥

Father, probably the first person in my life who really cares about her, so he notices these goals вставки

"these are not facts, this is poetry"

Lord, this series is a masterpiece. The last scene is without words! Just punch every syllable and frame!

Women are born with the pain of becoming. This is the fate of our bodies. Menstrual cramps, chest pain, childbirth. We carry so much pain all our lives. It's different for men: They're looking for her. They're making up all these gods and demons— something to make them feel guilty. We are very good at dealing with it ourselves. They start wars to feel something, to touch each other, and they play rugby in the world. And all we have is inside. We cyclically experience pain for years, years and years, and then, just when you think you can finally come to terms, what happens? Menopause. The damn menopause is coming, and this... This is the most magnificent thing in the whole wide world! And yes, your whole gut collapses, and the heat rolls in, and no one cares about it, but after that, you're free. You are no longer a slave, you are no longer a machine with parts. You're just a business man. It's monstrous, but then it's amazing! A bright future. 》

— Belinda

Oh, those foxes 🦊

I love Andrew Scott, what a great actor!