Yes. Just finished it. Episode 5 is a bit all over the place isn't it, but overall, I really enjoyed it.
Think a new series with Dexter taking on the Harry/Deb role . One bit about the finale I was disappointed with but I’ll leave it in case others are watching
Yeah, though the same thing about Dexter and that would work wouldn't it. The conscience thing.
How many amateur films have you seen? And I don't mean anything on PornHub.
Really? I'm really disappointed to hear that. I'll still watch it but concensus is its bad.
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Watched it all today. Some magical moments, but I do wish he would stop keep saying c**t all the time. It works something, but then is diluted at times due to the frequency of use of the word.4th episode in David Earls character has stolen it in his first scene
Just watched all episodes this evening. Thought it dwelt with the morose side a bit much. You did well to hold it in for the final episode, my Kleenex had another purpose tonight!!!!
I didn't...
Yes it's really good and woke before it's time.
For some reason I thought it finished too abruptly. Didn’t like the bloke with the knitted sweater. not needed and made me wonder what goes on on Ricky Gervaise’s mind. The story could have gone on. It made for good tv. Not into the C word but the series is something special. The character left us hanging and I hope it comes back. Liked the dippy secretary and gervsises miserable match.
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I’ve only realised there was a 3rd season of this via this chat. I watched the first two and enjoyed…might get round to this. After I’ve finally finished the sopranos of course…I’ve had longer relationships than this series!I'm afraid, while I liked it, I am kind of the side of many of the critics on this latest After Life series.
There are some things only Ricky Gervais could get away with - After Life is one of them
The comedian's final series is so emotionally charged and philosophical it starts to feel manipulative
Ricky Gervais’s wit is bogged down by sentimentality in After Life season 3 – review
Ricky Gervais’s foul-mouthed comedy about grief and community returns for a final six-episode run. Despite its good qualities, however, it fails to pluck at heartstrings quite like it intends
After Life season 3's greatest strength is also its biggest weakness | Radio Times
Ricky Gervais's black comedy After Life returns to Netflix for season 3.www.radiotimes.com
There were some memorable moments for me, but it fell short.
And I still hate the C word and certainly this amount of use of it.
My daughter felt the same. We really loved the first two seasons, but struggled with this one and also felt the podcast foul-mouths introduction, appeared to be merely to grab a few cheap laughs too. Their character arc had no point. Just to come in, rant and let off a series of naughty swear words and then piss off again.
Could have been any louts at the fare for that last scene. The podcast thing just wasn't needed at all.
I rooted for the Tony character previously, but this time round it just seemed to be a few people telling him what a wonderful person he was, while he continued to go around and call everyone a c**t and not be nice for the most part.
I think it should have finished after the second series.
