Flowers: Season 2

2018

Created by Will Sharpe
6 episodes
Comedy

Oscar-winner Olivia Colman (The Favourite) leads this dark comedy series about the eccentric members of the Flowers family. Maurice and Deborah... More

Oscar-winner Olivia Colman (The Favourite) leads this dark comedy series about the eccentric members of the Flowers family. Maurice and Deborah are barely together but yet to divorce. They live with Maurice's batty mother and their maladjusted twin children.

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Flowers: Season 2 episodes

Episode 1

Maurice is on medication and seems in a better place,... More Deborah's "misery memoir" about him is about to be published, Shun is drinking the summer away, Donald's set-up a business and Amy's band are coming to stay.

Episode 2

Maurice reluctantly prepares to pitch some new ideas to his... More publishers. Amy finds inspiration in the antique book which once belonged to her magician grandfather Felix.

Episode 3

Consumed by the fate of her grandfather and the intoxicating... More world of Baumgaertner, Amy seems to exist in a world of her own. Maurice and Deborah's relationship deteriorates and Shun is caught between the warring couple.

Episode 4

Hylda confronts Deborah about Amy's increasingly odd behaviour. A drunken... More Maurice throws a wild party with the Pink Cuttlefish Orchestra. Amy discovers the truth about her grandfather and the origins of the Baumgaertner book.

Episode 5

As the dust settles from recent events the family find... More themselves back together at the house. Deborah and Maurice slip back into their paternal roles, for the good of the children. Donald realises that his sister may also be mentally ill.

Episode 6

The unconventional dark comedy ends by breaking with traditional narrative... More form, stepping away from the present to remember Shun's arrival at a happier time and giving the characters the freedom to decide their own fate.