Netflix just released Season 3 of Ricky Gervais’ dark comedy After Life

Netflix has released the third season, titled “Ricky Gervais: The Emotionally Tough Series” on Friday After Life. That’s a good indicator of how important it is. This project is to the comedian and actor — whose TV shows, until now, have tended to follow a simple rule. That’s all there is to it. The story at the heart of it all is this: After LifeThe most important creative project that the sometimes controversial comicman has ever created in his career is titled. This story about a widower who works in small-town journalism is sure to make you weep at least once.

Gervais wrote, directed, and starred in the series. “Set in the small fictitious town of Tambury,” Netflix explains, “the show follows Tony, a writer for the local newspaper whose life is upended after his wife dies from cancer.”

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Netflix’s press materials continue to be a source of comfort for him as he grieves his wife. “Tony starts to realize that making other people feel good is what can give him hope and a reason to live. After all, every end is a new beginning.”

There are many people who hate this show. They are mostly critics who love Gervais’ brutal, no-prisoners comedy style. They are not to be ignored. This is a series that’s worth your time. It has something to offer about life. That is what we need more than ever. “I think it’s worth sticking around,”Gervais’ character speaks during one of the best scenes on the show, in an attempt to possibly “make my little corner of the world a slightly better place.”

Ratings and reactions

Ricky Gervais, shown in a scene from the newly released third season of Netflix's "After Life"
Ricky Gervais in a scene taken from the third season of Netflix’s The Originals “After Life.”Source: Natalie Seery/Netflix

After LifeCurrent audience score is 90% Rotten TomatoesThat is what the series should be. If not, it should be higher. One Rotten Tomatoes reviewerObserved: “Season three provides a sweet and satisfying finale to a near-perfect series that warms the heart, challenges perceptions, confronts demons and, yes, makes you laugh out loud.”

The early days of the Internet “I’m still an angry curmudgeon,”The show’s final phase is Gervais’ caustic, biting humor. It was surprising that I liked this show so much. This is only because the show debuted during pre-pandemic years. Now, life and grief have a different texture.

Gervais sitting on a bench in the cemetery is my favorite scene. It sums up the point of the show. A woman older than him is seated on the bench next to Gervais.

He recalls a Greek proverb. “A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in.”

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