Ten years on, Fleabag remains a masterclass in details hiding beneath its sharp humour
Phoebe Waller-Bridge uses smoking to chart Fleabag’s shifting relationship with her father: a rejected offer becomes a shared moment of ease
Her sister’s awards speech nods to the four Gospel writers before a deliberately awkward prize mix-up sparks a feminist outburst
A mouse in the attic may reflect Dad’s anxiety about marriage, while a bus display reading Dollner Avenue honours editor Gary Dollner
Even the recurring fox remains deliciously ambiguous, possibly symbolising desire, guilt or the audience itself.