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Anonymous wrote:Hot priest is hot band cause of his insane chemistry with Fleabag. Do people really just judge hotness on what someone looks like in a photograph?

This. Priest is hot in comparison to the other men in Fleabag's life.

And, it's more like a drama with dry British comedy thrown in.

Given the other man is this, not a high bar:



Ned Gowan is a lot more appealing, but since that actor plays her dad that would go to far on the damage meter even for fleabag.

Anonymous wrote:Hot priest is hot band cause of his insane chemistry with Fleabag. Do people really just judge hotness on what someone looks like in a photograph?

This. Priest is hot in comparison to the other men in Fleabag's life.

And, it's more like a drama with dry British comedy thrown in.

Anonymous wrote:Hot priest is hot band cause of his insane chemistry with Fleabag. Do people really just judge hotness on what someone looks like in a photograph?

As I said I find some dorky men sexy. Alternatively, Natalie Portman is objectively attractive but i’ve never found her remotely convincing in any romantic on screen pairing. Fleabag and the priest had good on screen chemistry. I just don’t find him compelling and found the buzz this role generated odd.

Hot priest is hot band cause of his insane chemistry with Fleabag. Do people really just judge hotness on what someone looks like in a photograph?

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Anonymous wrote:Hot Priest is also a brilliant stage actor. For me he’s hot because he is so talented.

I thought he ruined Sherlock with his interpretation of moriarty. Cheesy.

That show’s take on Sherlock is silly and cheesy, even if still enjoyable. I thought Andrew Scott’s Moriarty was fresh, interesting, and in keeping with the show. His acting skills are phenomenal.

Agree to disagree.

He’s a decent actor with nice abs, but I don’t understand the hot priest vibe, and I find some dorky men sexy. People find jack nicholson sexy or merrill Streep pretty. To each their own.

I think season 2 was just to take advantage of the deep sadness they built in season 1 and have fun

Honestly the hot priest storyline was kind of a miss for me

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hot Priest is also a brilliant stage actor. For me he’s hot because he is so talented.

I thought he ruined Sherlock with his interpretation of moriarty. Cheesy.

That show’s take on Sherlock is silly and cheesy, even if still enjoyable. I thought Andrew Scott’s Moriarty was fresh, interesting, and in keeping with the show. His acting skills are phenomenal.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hot Priest is also a brilliant stage actor. For me he’s hot because he is so talented.

I thought he ruined Sherlock with his interpretation of moriarty. Cheesy.

Same.

Anonymous wrote:Hot Priest is also a brilliant stage actor. For me he’s hot because he is so talented.

I thought he ruined Sherlock with his interpretation of moriarty. Cheesy.

Hot Priest is also a brilliant stage actor. For me he’s hot because he is so talented.

I loved season 1. So edgy. Season 2. I didn’t think the sisters MC was funny in any way. And the priest was just odd.

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And...the actor who plays the priest is gay IRL. I suppose the majority of the people watching didn’t realize that (although he’s a fairly well known actor). Both stars of the show were shocked that he became known as “hot priest.”

He is in Modern Love on Prime right now as one of the gay dads.

Right. But he’s been gay for decades, and it’s widely known. He’s a popular actor in the U.K. And like Nico Tortorella/Younger, he’s obviously not straight.

I think women went nuts for him because of his accent and swearing.

I just can't get into that guy. He played Moriarty on"Sherlock." Not hot. Crazy and dangerous.

NP - I agree the priest is hot. But more in an adorable way. He played part of the gay couple in Modern Love and I thought he was adorable then, too. Just something quirky about him that is so appealing.

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