Creators:
Ricky GervaisDirected by:
Ricky GervaisScreenplay:
Ricky GervaisCinematography:
Martin HawkinsComposer:
Andy BurrowsCast:
Ricky Gervais, Tom Basden, Diane Morgan, Tony Way, Colin Hoult, Kerry Godliman, Ashley Jensen, Joe Wilkinson, Penelope Wilton, David Earl, Jo Hartley (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(6)
Plots(1)
While Tony is no longer quite so aggressively grouchy about life, he continues to struggle to fill the void left behind by his late wife. (Netflix)
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Reviews (3)
If you liked the previous two series, which is a prerequisite to watch the third one, you will be satisfied. There is nothing fundamentally new in it. The main character is once again drowning in depression, covid is everywhere, a few new characters, who are nice again, and some kind of ending to the whole series, which basically goes against the wall with nothing, which is actually a shame, but it can be survived. The humor of the series and the atmosphere of the English small town, which are the biggest asset of the series, are still at a high level, so you will gladly forgive it to the series. However, I would gladly welcome a fourth series.
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Depressing Tony has returned to the scene for the third time, and despite my great concerns, it was another success. After the second season, I was expecting it to be much less funny (hence the concerns), but although the third season by no means reached the quality of the first, I have no reason to tear it apart in any way. Surprisingly, I could tune in to the more serious tones in the end and quite enjoyed it. / Lesson learned: Yeah, life is still a bitch.
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So, I’ve finally finished this TV trilogy! I have to say that Ricky Gervais has created something that will resonate with me for a long time. Stories about ordinary people set in a rural English town might not sound very enticing at first, but the perfect blend of genres and the outstanding performance by the lead, Tony, convinced me that I’ve struck gold here! The third season continues in the same vein as the previous two, mixing scenes full of joy and incredibly funny situations with moments that emotionally tore me to pieces. The final episode, in particular, was so moving that not a single eye stayed dry. And although it might not be to everyone’s taste, which I completely understand, the creators wrapped up this project in the best way possible. Thank you so much, Ricky! I’m sure I’ll return to After Life at some point in the future :) For me, the third season gets 9/10.
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