Everything comes to a head in episode four of Fleabag’s second season. Because this is the episode that the sexy priest asks Fleabag to “kneel”.

Granted, it’s during the context of confession. But the power of that word, and the frisson rippling within it, was enough to power countless gifs and endless screeds of thinkpieces about whether or not it’s OK to have a crush on the hot priest played by Andrew Scott. But, because this is Fleabag, this episode isn’t just about whiskey-fuelled confessional flirtation. It’s also about death, and grief, and Fleabag’s relationship with her father.

This is the BBC’s official plot synopsis for episode four: “the priest takes Fleabag for some quiet reflection leading to an unexpected revelation. After a day spent looking back on painful memories, Fleabag searches for solace, only to find more trouble.”

What did Stylist’s writer Colin Crummy think about the fourth episode of Fleabag’s second season? Here are his thoughts:

“24 thoughts I had while watching Fleabag episode four”