The Most HEARTBREAKING Moments From After Life S3 | Netflix

[@Jostradomas]

"If you want to be an Angel you have to do it while you're alive." Truth, such truth.

[@SPBurt1]

But there are Angels, God and an afterlife, its called Heaven.

[@Newcastle423]

​@@SPBurt1I think your lying

[@hamimannn]

Save palestine

[@haj2132]

@@hamimannn And here's the arsehole to ruin the beauty of this compilation, how do you feel being arsehole of the year?

[@Rockstar-ng1sl]

i said the same thing 5 days ago

[@Deano4322]

I don’t think Ricky Gervais is ever given the credit for just how good an actor he is , we tend to concentrate on his tremendous ability as a writer but he is an incredible actor , as these scenes demonstrate.

[@nhg167]

I think alot wasn't acting tho but a sudden realization at some point in his life.

[@Dantheman6074]

@@nhg167 He was acting

[@thetoddlanders1992]

i have no idea how you can say that Deano: he's literally _exactly the same_ in every single thing he's been in.

[@rogerramjet5302]

I don't think I realised until the character Joan passed away in the Derek series. Literally broke me. Looking back there were moving Brent moments and his Extras Big Brother speech is moving and poignant. A talent like Ricky's is once in a generation - just happy to have been here for it. Oh, and I was born in Reading too!

[@DonnyDaveGaming]

Absolutely, no actor has made me laugh and cry like he has

[@nathanrussell-raby5460]

The saddest part of Tony's story is it seems - I think like most of us - we wait until we've lost someone before we become the best version of ourselves. The version we could have been for them.

[@robertp.gagnon2840]

There is much truth in that statement. After I lost my wife I had a tremendous amount of support from my coworkers. I didn't understand it in the beginning why people helped and stayed so engaged. I remember mentioning to 1 of the directors. That we have a lot of very kind and compassionate people in what is otherwise at the corp level a soul crushing company. He looked at me and said basically "they are like that because they believe that is what you would do for them". So sometimes we don't see it in ourselves because and it take others show us.

[@chefe6597]

This is so true. When I lost my sister to Cancer a few years ago, I turned my life around. I quit drinking, smoking and chewing tobacco. I now help people and do things to make my sister proud of me everyday.

[@daveythesearcher]

Wow ❤️

[@HHHHHHHHHHH1234]

Not everyone. Some can’t cope and their life falls apart.

[@phurt89]

@@HHHHHHHHHHH1234 I'm terrified because I am sure that will be my reaction

[@alanseward4979]

For being known as a comedian and all round funny guy this performance from Ricky Gervais is superb.Brought me to tears

[@tobbyechonga2461]

The moment she mentions her name is Lisa just made me bust into tears. The amount of acting he did to bring the emotion to that scene of trying to stay positive while almost breaking down is honestly incredible. Thank you Ricky

[@nroberts7230]

I have watched this about 10 times, and it’s the first part that made me consistently cry over and over, just beautiful

[@nozyy5684]

@@nroberts7230 I hate it so much will forever hate this show this scene and everything about it and hate the way I watch this every week :(

[@patrickgerstenberg5016]

Same here. Plus my Girlfriends name is Lisa too. It hits so hard

[@davidhochstrasser8658]

@@nozyy5684 😂

[@svengalisounds4471]

The “yeah” half crying/laughing response gets me

[@Hold_me_forever]

Holly molly, those scenes with the kids, just heartbreaking, so sweet and innocent, god bless all kids

[@kingvahagn2011]

When the kid said her name is Lisa... geez that hit hard

[@oliverhopkins8074]

some kids are awful though if we are being honest

[@g2whatbrodie283]

Think you mean holy moly

[@DaveB-gm9pj]

Be happy and believe Lisa is alive and living her best life

[@slim439]

There is NO god, you moron. Kids get cancer. What do they do? They go to where medical science CAN, help. Not a fuckng church. Some old fart called the pope, has a dicky ticker. gods own voice box here on earth, & what does he do? He gets taken to hospital to be cured. Why didnt he just mumble away to himself, as if he was praying, for a cure? You fucking hypocrite! "God bless all kids" CLOWN.

[@ericbrett3095]

My wife died 17 years ago. When she died our children were 15, 13, and 10. Today they are 32, 30, and 28. There is so much she wasn't here to see, graduations, their careers, a wedding, our first grandchild coming in late August of 2023. I know she can see from Heaven but it isn't the same as her telling them face to face how proud she is of them. We all miss her.

[@wyattfamily8997]

Maybe aletter from you telling them what you KNOW she would have said as you were obviously were the one that knew her best. Maybe it would mean a lot.

[@erinkelsey]

❤

[@ashleymoon2969]

❤️💔💔❤️

[@Highlandwolf2sas]

You know I love movies and series that carry a message…. In Braveheart Stephen says to William….”I see you after”….. ❤

[@AmirSafaei]

❤️

[@kvltslime2261]

i love when the kid asks if he believes in heaven he says yes even though he is so against the idea because he knows thats what the kid needs to hear

[@matteoperon3378]

I like that idea, but in my opinion I don’t think that he actually lied to the kid, even tho he does not believe in a afterlife, he believes in a different kind of heaven that is life, where you can find real Angels like good people according to the speech of anne about them before that scene.

[@AshuriAikawa]

In a way I think it's a lie, but I also don't. I think in this moment, due to him being challenged to admit the cruel reality of his words, he would rather believe in heaven as a concept because his view is just too sad. So yes, it was for the kid he said it out loud, but it was also for himself. The kid let him know how upsetting his view was, briefly altering his perception of reality to accept the possibility of heaven. The kid acted as a gateway to accept something he never normally would, even if it's briefly. This is the kind of moment that'd stick with someone for the rest of their life, so I doubt he'd go back to being so against heaven after this moment.

[@lifeofdan9156]

Two faced if you ask me, ridicules peoples beliefs but uses the power of faith to make money.

[@inctru]

A return to peaceful non-existence sounds like heaven to me.

[@aalbi2781]

It was a very powerful moment. I believe he had a revelation that "heaven" was a boundless and selfless opening of the heart, a blissful love uniting us all.

[@briandunlop9262]

One of the best tv shows ever made such an emotional rollercoaster laughing one minute then in buckets of tears the next ricky Gervais is a genius...always make special memories with the ones you love you don't know when you might lose them

[@salvagemonster3612]

“Masterpiece or Best” well that is very subjective. It was ok but it fell into a lot of repetition and predictably. Almost called the final episode verbatim. Ricky is very preaching and predicable. All he did was type up every cliche in the history on life and death. Nothing new or fresh. No new take

[@unpopular_opinion8615]

@@salvagemonster3612 as you said masterpiece is subjective it's "masterpiece" for us

[@andgainingspeed]

@@salvagemonster3612 Hard to do new takes on the grief caused by the loss of loved ones, as not much has changed for humans who are grieving, except as life spans are longer so they may have more time to do it. Ricky wheeling out the kids in hospice was a kick in the nuts. A cheap shot but it still works. You saw it coming so were probably wearing a cup. I preferred the Kath story arc which essentially says the same thing as the series, which is that life can be sad at times, but it's best not to do it alone, even if it with a pet.

[@Fantastic_Six]

@@salvagemonster3612 the scores for the show definitely disagree with you. And not the critics but the people of the world, they loved it.

[@Muschelschubs3r]

@@salvagemonster3612 My, aren't we some high and mighty critic.

[@MrDwax]

I lost my girlfriend September the second 2023. She had cancer. Did her best to help other all her life ( she was a nurse ). She was an Angel and god needed her back to help him to help the world. Love you Julie for ever.

[@3tman237]

r.i.p 🖤

[@dougfrench8231]

God bless !

[@PeteHorrocks-z9m]

Thank you for your beautiful words ❤

[@SimonBardill]

Nurses are Angels. God bless you mate ❤

[@luckyman09]

❤

[@Evaunit98]

Afterlife was probably one of the best comedies I’ve ever seen, it balanced comedy and sadness, brilliantly written and acted

[@ivocorti8370]

it was so weird. really liked it, but like i was crying of laughter and 2 minutes later crying of sadness.

[@psi23k]

​@ivocorti8370 that's life, isn't it? Times of happiness and times of sadness.

[@jakethegooddude7590]

Ricky wrote it , he is a world class actor

[@myoldmate]

1:23. Chokes me up suffen rotten. Imagine being that person. The person you love is dead and the tape in your head just replays your cynicism taking hope away just when they need it most. Brilliant acting and writing.

[@anannonymouscoverartist]

Ikr i dont think ive seen any negative comments on this show

[@robertchilcott6780]

Suffer rotten?

[@robertchilcott6780]

Suffen rotten?

[@myoldmate]

@@robertchilcott6780 🙂 you'll have to forgive me I'm from Norfolk.

[@laurenceoshea760]

When he says about his wife dying 'I hope she wasn't scared'. That was my exact thought when my wife was dying, I was holding her hand & so scared she was feeling scared. I guess we all feel that way about loved ones...

[@lifewithjackandnicole]

I lost my sweet wife Pam in the fall of 2019. I watched this entire series and cried during most episodes because it hit so very close to home. I even watch these clips to simply cry because there is a strange healing power in tears. It's almost as if Ricky Gervais lost his wife in real life because he expresses all the feelings I've had the past 2 years. Oh how I wish my experience were not real but only a tv show. Nonetheless, I truly appreciate this outstanding show. For those that may be interested I do a podcast on grief and loss. It's available from all the major podcast providers. Look for "Love Letters to Pam" - The Jack Church Show. In a weird kind of way doing the show helps me in the healing process just like watching After Life helps as well.

[@dhanesh12-p9n]

My grandmother used to say. " Crying is the way a strong person leaves his negativity and weakness behind . A heavy heart will never achieve anything useful"

[@Familyguy830]

Love you bro.

[@mrsloth7992]

I hope you’re doing well friend

[@boost1617]

Stay strong. Time is a healer.

[@naveensreekumari5847]

Sorry for your loss, sending virtual hugs

[@philipparogers5613]

Masterpiece isn’t a good enough word to describe this , Ricky had us all in floods of tears most emotional tv I’ve ever seen !

[@VlatkoGolovrški]

Couldn't agree more.

[@kristynerosier2734]

I cried so many times throughout this show. Outstanding.

[@Noneofyourbiz123]

I still cry when I watch it.

[@marymenatti9175]

My sister died. I was so angry…angry at the moon and the stars…this series was so insightful.

[@deadheadwsp705]

“You’re my Angel, Tony” that part got me 😢

[@johnacott1238]

Writers of soap operas would give their right arm to achieve what Ricky has done! Authentic, emotive, beautiful and human.

[@rabix_raccoon3209]

A devout and proud atheist telling a dying child that heaven definitely exists and that he believes it. Understanding the child's need for faith is just so upsetting. So sad and pure.

[@cabahab2996]

Exactly sometimes doing the right thing is being kind and comforting even if you have to lie ....x x

[@taniam5314]

@@cabahab2996 it's not a lie,but its really special moment🥹🥹🥹tears in my eyes when i saw this scene

[@xeno2213]

If heaven was real, i hope I'll ever got to see my parents again forever. But my gut tells me that this is the only life we'll ever gonna had and that's it. Ricky Gervais changed my outlook on life because of this show and he's a wonderful human being.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

@@xeno2213 If you read the Bible, it basically says this. This is our life. And the thing is, even if you believe in Heaven, that isn't being alive. That is an entirely different state of reality and being no matter what it is. And we don't know what that is and it is scary.

[@ultra-chad4951]

@@taniam5314 it is a lie. But sometimes people deserve something better than the truth

[@Danny-xp6wf]

My wife and I binged "After Life" and so didn't know that was the last episode until were crying like babies. We were taken completely by surprise and knew this was the end when we were soaked with tears and hope. "I've looked at life from both sides now..."

[@djinx296]

I laughed and cried throughout. I've never seen a tv show that affected me so. Magical.

[@sazzer1686]

Lenny was such a quiet angel and good friend . The way he looked at Tony in the hospital when the children talked to him 🤗. What did he see in the lens of his camera in the final shot 😢

[@Farhankazmi.06]

I think what he saw wasn't any different from what he captured only he realised what tony meant by saluting him and by that little nod as well, every time lenny would take a picture he'd do it for the story he'd formally say "smile" Before taking the picture and this time he said smile instinctively when he took the picture but after tonny nodded at him lenny realised that this would be a picture for another story perhaps the final story that tony would be a part of and it'd be his own.

[@Fantastic_Six]

Lenny is that friend everybody wishes they had

[@magnificent6668]

It must be hard to find true friendship when you're well-known, a celeb, or even just wealthy. So many agendas...

[@davidstanton4716]

Ricky Gervais has never written anything bad. He's an absolute genius. Comedy or drama he really gets you

[@lukehowie9339]

not true - David Brent: life on the road was fucking garbage

[@Splash111]

@@lukehowie9339 EVERY road to success is built on failure. No one just starts shining from the go. I imagine YOU are no different.

[@TheFiown]

When my little sister was killed at 20 years of age, my mum, my brother and I said that we would tell each other how much we loved each other and would never not work things out of one of us was upset, not leave on angry words. We always hugged and said 'I love you' and saw each other despite distance. When my bother fell ill he stopped talking to me and I kept writing him to tell him that I loved him. Before he died his daughter told me that he would sit reading my letter and crying but still didn't phone. I call my mother every day and see her as often as I can as I live abroad. She is 90 and knows that she won't be with me for long so we make the most of it. I loved this series, love Gervais, so much depth.

[@raymondmoderski3216]

Thank you Ricky for giving us this brilliant gift. I am a retired pediatric nurse with a Master's degree in Oncology, and you hit each and every nail straight on.RM

[@HenryRaeburn367]

You'll be one off Tony's angels then

[@OngoGablogian185]

Alright, Big Time. We've all gone to uni.

[@Colin-Fenix]

@@OngoGablogian185 no, not everyone has gone to Uni.

[@OngoGablogian185]

@@Colin-Fenix Don't worry, Colin. We won't judge you. I'm sure you're good at fixing things, and stuff like that.

[@nektekket852]

@Matt Liston and you matey, are the proof that "educated" and " intelligent " are not interchangeable terms. Grow up, eh?

[@RecoveryRoad8]

30 year old man I am and the scene when the kid says or when I go to heaven absolutely broke my heart. It hits home so hard when you have children their age which i do and it hurts to know the parents and family have to go through this. If I could switch my place with these beautiful young kids so they could live a full life I would in a heart beat.

[@marcveganer4745]

30yo lol you still a kid

[@RecoveryRoad8]

@@marcveganer4745 makes me feel better hearing that thanks

[@Rosenkruzt]

@@RecoveryRoad8 lol ikr, it's the best thing ever when people said you still young even though you already 30. i feel you bro

[@iSpeakTheTruth101]

Me too.. the pain of it is cripping

[@SuperEagle112]

The laugh when he says “yeah!” And the crying along with it has brought tears to my eyes every time he interviews the little girls. I’m such a fool for watching this again and again.

[@shaggyrogers01]

This show was so profoundly beautiful, and written perfectly. You'll need one bucket for tears of laughter, and another for tears of sadness. Throughout the entire show I found myself looking inward.

[@shaundonnelly2019]

An absolutely incredible piece of writing that pulls you in all directions and ultimately makes you fully appreciate what you have. Thank you for letting us be part of this Ricky Gervais.

[@jamesr4036]

Just finished the 3 series for the first time, one of the most beautiful things I’ve watched

[@scottcarpenter910]

Completely agree. Me too

[@hishamfarook565]

This entire series captures, kindness, empathy and compassion at many moments to a tee. The awareness and insight of grief and its complexity demonstrated in depth so well. Highlights the profound impact of the generosity of one's heart.Thank you!

[@timgentry1789]

I lost my wife to cancer in 2010, the pain gets further away but is always there. The loss changes you….

[@EmmaLouise91]

I'm so very sorry for your loss. I know that's probably the last thing you want to hear but I don't know what else to say. I know what loss feels like but I've never lost a wife or a husband. God bless.

[@Michael97Moore]

I'm so so sorry 😞 😔

[@simonrichards6739]

My partner and I watched this whilst she was going through treatment for breast cancer, it fecking hit hard, her surgery, hair loss etc. We’d binge watch and be sobbing all the way through it, fearing the worst. Fortunately she has had the all clear for 2 years now, the Afro of chemo curls is a small price to pay. Great series that puts things into perspective!

[@anilkapahi8788]

Most people know Ricky Gervais for his stand-up comedy but he is an even better actor, writer, and scriptwriter. This series is maybe the most moving work ever put on the screen. I have many of these scenes memorized and they leave me in tears every time I see them.

[@karanarora9437]

4:40 is when the tears were triggered. The acting and the background music hit just right, beautiful moment ❤️

[@dsd310580]

Tony being an atheist and telling that child, dying of Cancer, that he definitely believes in Heaven, after thinking about it, just to give him comfort, when he’s normally so blunt, just beautiful. Gets me everytime.

[@BeastOfBrierleyRoad]

I had my own Lisa, she didn’t die she ran off with my best friend, the pain I felt and still feel is like nothing I wish on anybody and watching this knocks the wind out of my sails, such a beautiful series.

[@hitokiridm]

show strength , you have nothing prove. This is the time you fall back to your character. You still have your life and character and you can not throw that away because you are feeling sad and depressed over someone who does not have any. Put a period to this and get a life that you always wanted.

[@BeastOfBrierleyRoad]

@@hitokiridm very kind words. Thankyou❤️

[@hitokiridm]

@@BeastOfBrierleyRoad just think about the positives and you will do just fine no matter what.

[@MrAwhiteboy]

Sorry buddy, hope you’re doing good

[@noface751]

Bro thats no „lisa“ thats a slut!

[@eliserviam8056]

Absolutely brilliant! In each of every 30-minute episode you will laugh, cry, love, think… One of the best works I’ve seen in many years. Perfect performance of the actors; scenarios, music… just SO touching, and yet, you’ll feel great after each episode. At the end, we should at least we should have learned to look around and see the “angels” we have in our lives and enjoy every single minute with them. Great work and thanks to all the team. Thank you, Mr Gervais!

[@Fantastic_Six]

You would think somebody would have to live through exactly what his character does to write so many profound lines

[@JLZR1]

Ricky Gervais is an absolute genius talent , his writing, directing and acting is utter perfection 🙏

[@ianbrooks2377]

I think Tony Way's looking at Tony when asked questions by the children on the cancer ward is so powerful. Knowing the impact of the girls name also being Lisa and the fact Tony does not believe in Heaven will have on him emotionally. Shows he was a really good friend. Fantastic show about the struggles with grief and loss

[@stantheman6431]

The scene with the bald girls broke me and then you have the moment when he talked with the boy with cancer and that just beat me while I was down

[@todaysrules6730]

I was never a fan of Ricky Gervais, but after watching "After Life" I've changed my mind! I laughed, but I cried a lot too. It's such a beautiful story. The ending was a surprise for me, but I got it too... Life is never a neat little package tied with a bow. Thanks for a beautifully written series RG. 🙂😢😊

[@lolly5453]

I love Ricky, he’s absolutely hilarious - but his genius extends way past comedy and can take my breath away with these heartwarming/heartbreaking scenes too. I haven’t seen much of Afterlife, but even just watching this I had a tear in my eye, especially the scenes with the little kids 🥺🙏🏼💔 Cant watch an episode of Derek without crying like a baby either... Whatever magic it is that Gervais works in these moments never fails to have an effect on me. 💖👏🏼🥰 Just one of the many reasons I love him!

[@artandculture5262]

Integrity.

[@vishnupriyar2301]

I think this series touched me like no other . Cried in almost every episode

[@Fantastic_Six]

100% like nothing before

[@robster191]

The angels conversation is by far my favourite scene

[@jonball1779]

Ricky bought me peace whilst suffering grief myself, he opened peoples minds to disabled and the elderly though derek, made people respect animals, he also destroyed the fakeness of holywood, for me the best famous person ever, he was in a cheesy 80s band to, very clever man with heart hed be a saint he wouldnt want it though, a realist long live Ricky gervais.

[@Fantastic_Six]

I really hope you're not a native English speaker cuz.....good grief. I do agree with the underlying sentiment of your comment though

[@jonball1779]

I suffer with confusion and head injuries miss out words and letters im English through and through @@Fantastic_Six

[@peterlawrence6815]

Omg do you believe in heaven Tony's face when he said definitely. Such compassion

[@dudleystudley5037]

I don't think i have ever seen another series that made me laugh or cry so much within the same episodes as Afterlife. Ricky Gervais is for me one of the most talented writers, actors and comedians the world has ever or will ever see. Just this short snippet had me blubbing like a baby all over again but i am so grateful for his work as i know i am human.

[@tommyboy560]

I truly believe that Ricky Gervais will come to be regarded as one of the foremost writers and actors of his generation. His skill, his range and his enormous talent are extraordinary. He portrays the depths and peaks of our human experiences with such sensitivity and care. Outstanding.

[@camnsprencheria3225]

This series is the single most stunning piece of television I’ve had the pleasure (and deep abiding pain) of watching! I frequently go back to watch it again!

[@agustincardenas5690]

The fact that his character shift and dynamic from episode one to the end shifted this much makes for a beautiful story to tell. That no matter how hurt you believe you are nothing in the world can make you better until you start to make the world around you better, which is exactly what Tony did. Perfect show, with a perfect representation of how to deal with the pain of losing someone. I’ve been there, and this hit really close to home. What a show.

[@leslieaylett5375]

Ricky is such an incredible actor.

[@smittenwithgot7]

The story, the script, the feelings, emotions, learnings, and music score! What an amazing show! ❤️

[@andersvassli2349]

Can we just talk about the last word said in this series. It was perfect. The "smile" is like a reminder for you to be happy.

[@almurr8349]

such a beautiful show, heart breaking and heart warming all at the same time

[@chasgorman1086]

The last episode was incredible. It tied up so many loose ends in the story. Ricky is a genius.

[@kimbclarke]

The best real to life's journey we go thru..so real to life...heart-felt. Thank you we needed this in this world today!!

[@saymyname8925]

I loved this series! It is one of the best I have seen in years. Most importantly because the characters were so real and well interacting that I really cared about each one of them and shared their joy and sadness. The topic was relatively depressing, but at the same time important and not often adressed.

[@Sickofitall99]

This is one of the most awesome programs ever and Ricky’s writing is incredible so moving, his complete series will go on for a 100 years incredible x thanks Ricky x

[@123iaind]

I can’t watch it as it’s too raw I lost my father and sister in law in quick succession and feel like my brain went haywire to protect me but fucked me up in the meantime. I’m only just coming back to real life 4 years later feels like I floated through life until then.

[@Sickofitall99]

@@123iaind over time things will improve I’m not religious but I believe that all you have to do is think of the people who have gone before and they live forever 💯

[@Colin-Fenix]

Unfortunately, it got a little slow and redundant in season 3, but it was overall a very good and emotional show.

[@Fantastic_Six]

@@123iaind who is your sister in law? Your brothers wife or your wife's sister ?

[@JAZZYJANEable]

I have just binge-watched all three series and it is the best thing I have watched on Netflix, I was never sure of Ricky Gervais, but he is truly one of the most genius, writers and actors...bloody marvelous

[@lovelybitofbugle219]

How many times did you tear up?lol It really is an amazing show.

[@AndyJay-ky4ow]

The bit with the little girl with cancer got me. My wife is a children’s end of life nurse and showing that this goes on was very moving.

[@Titoppan]

This series is a roller coaster of emotions. Such a good and the most human tv show i've ever seen. Love it. So personal, and it hits on so many levels in every episode. 10/10.

[@agl1138]

1:38 'I hope she wasn't scared.' I am in tears

[@degreaser1263]

A masterpiece, a masterclass. From laughter to tears in a heartbeat, how a comedic genius produced a truly spectacular series. A representation of life. Tears, happiness, sadness in the blink of an eye. Thank you

[@marcodalli5045]

I can't believe how talented this guy is , really talented and a gift.

[@heathdaley1919]

The most touching show I have ever seen. Lost a loved one at the time it came out. So many home truths and emotions 😢❤

[@lindaadams2315]

The best series I've ever seen. Ricky Gervais is a genius❣

[@conihog262]

Loved this, loved the interactions with funny characters. I miss them all , I wish it would continue on , it was sweet, endearing, funny and bits of sad all in one.

[@CarolHalsey-pc1in]

Dear Riki OMG...you don't know how much you and your cast have change my life.. I am going through a hard time and all of you have impacted my life , given me strength, inspiration joy , madness....but life is like this , full of emotions and feeling. Bless you all ❤ Thank you all

[@Nickbeck97]

The most heartbreaking show out there that I have seen. It’s just like picturing Nick Cave’s Into My Arms, both beautiful and incredibly moving. Great work Ricky.

[@OldManDave1960]

My dad died a little over 3.5 years ago. I miss him every day, and I still can't believe I will never see him again. He didn't "go" anywhere. He didn't "pass on". He simply ceased being. But he lives on, in my memories of him. ❤

[@jeffjohnson895]

I keep viewing the scene when Mike says "because she's lovely." Such an innocent yet powerful three words.

[@xenoxorus]

This show literally changed my whole perspective about life because of Ricky Gervais, even though im still young and im at my late teens now and i cant bare the fact that when times continually goes faster as i get older and seeing my loved ones are getting also older with grey hair and their bodies are worn out in their primes and cant able to do stuff they want since they're younger. I'm probably gonna change my social circle after this and im stepping out of mg comfort zone that i want to do things i really go after it until its over.

[@jamesdejode33]

wishing you all the best. Hope there are people to support you in your journey, and share your journey. Keep in touch

[@gretchenbockenfeld]

„Making your tea“ „Yeah“ Broke me like twig.

[@sjuaree685]

Glade I watched this! Going through a tough time but this video helped reminded me that there is more to life. I definitely needed to cry.

[@sanjurizal6901]

I can’t imagine watching it again, because just thinking about it breaks my heart and I start crying like a baby. Already crying

[@thanimmalique7164]

What a performance from Ricky gervais. These scenes is such a true reflection of emotions we feel when we lose someone from cancer. it also puts so much perspective in how to we can still live life and have our loss one still be with us in spirit looking down at us ❤

[@jondoe6725]

When that little kid asked if he believed in heaven and he took a second and said "definitely" made me bawl my eyes out, still does. Tony has grown so much since the start of the series and that for me was the moment when he completed his transformation.

[@1888swordsman]

I loved every moment of this series. I can't remember something so well made it made me laugh and cry in the same episode. I'm crying now typing this. Thank you Ricky

[@akaboaye7379]

Just when I haven't gotten over the passing of Sean Lock, the 3rd series broke me apart. I laughed like a lunatic and cried buckets watching the series. This is genuinely the best series ever made in my opinion.

[@Martyr_of_vigilance]

Seeing this after my own wife passed away definitely hits you different…

[@ARSHXVN]

I found this show a month after we buried my brother. It was the most ive ever cried in my life . Thank you mr gervais . This was truly therapeutic

[@drewschrep]

This show hits me in every way. His deep breaths when thinking about or watching something about his deceased wife. Not caring about death anymore. Getting annoyed when people talk about you meeting someone else, like you can replace your wife and best friend. I miss you so much, Eva my love. I hope someday we will meet again...

[@WomanNextDoor]

I found it difficult to watch not because it was bad but because it was so good at portraying nearly every emotion we go through at the loss of a loved one and the hope we have to give others even when we don't feel hopeful for ourselves. Ricky Gervais is such a talented man and he deserves all the success that comes his way.

[@TheDunestrider]

I totally get this. My wife died in June 2021. It's been well over a year now, and I feel the same way. About the only thing that keeps me from suicide is the four cats (a mother cat and her three kittens) that my wife and I rescued in 2019. Even when she was in the hospital or, later, a nursing home, she would always ask me "how are the kitties doing?" So I have to take care of them now. Other than that, my life's pretty much over. I live like a recluse now... my only contact with others is with store clerks.

[@lazaf3848]

You're like season 1 Tony, I'm sure you'll get better and happier and be like season 3 Tony

[@aidenfermanagh6207]

I hope that your world will open up again.

[@justmethatsenough7785]

Just hold on you don't realize how many lives you affect without even knowing it

[@lindaname9413]

Please don't beat yourself up. Right now you have a grey vail over your eyes, live for the kitties, you will realize each new day will soothe you. Just don't rush it.

[@AmandaComeauCreates]

If you ever need to talk please come here and talk to us!

[@charliebrandt2263]

We all have our stories. Ricky's story moved me to tears but it brought me back to my own loss, we learn to live again but the pain remains just below the surface. It does not go away

[@lindaname9413]

You are right, and you don't "get over it" You weave it into you soul and it lives with you. You just carry it where no one can see.

[@MrG77]

Ricky knocked it out the park with this series . Very hard hitting.🙏

[@shieldaigbencher]

I lost both my parents during lockdown and watching this so sensitively dealing with grief was a massive help to me. Some great laughs along the way as well.❤

[@Bella-gj6wc]

I lost my wonderful husband in 2014. He was 50 years old. He’d had a minor surgery, had a blood clot break free, and three weeks to the day of that surgery, he died. 14 minutes was all it took to crush my life to smithereens. I never got suicidal, but I was indifferent to living, for a short period of time. Until you face an empty house for the first time, or worse yet, your bed, you really cannot know what it’s like. But life waits for no man. You HAVE to go on. You can wish for things to be different, but the sooner you realize this is YOUR new normal, the better. Love your mate, live for today, because tomorrow is not promised to any of us, and talk about EVERYTHING, that way there’s no regrets. The best gift my hubby gave me was the strength to move on, without him, because we can’t live our lives looking back through the rear view mirror.

[@DJTEMEKA]

What a wonderful quote. I'm lucky in that I haven't lost and immediate family member yet. (grandparents aside). Sometimes I feel like it might be me first. I see your post and think to spend more time with my family however my best intentions are, I go to work for up to 70+ hours a week to make it work for my family thinking that it may all be in vain. realistically, it is ALWAYS in vain as we all have a limited time on earth. I'm still torn in how to conduct my life..

[@DJTEMEKA]

I hope you found happiness in your journey through life

[@Bella-gj6wc]

@ChrisJohnson-lh9qb I’m in central Kentucky, you?

[@Bella-gj6wc]

@@DJTEMEKA all I can tell you is no man ever arrived at the last day and said “Gee, I wish I worked more!” Only YOU can control your time. Start by setting a time to turn your phone off at night. My hubby used to take mine, turn it off, and say you’re on my time, and I don’t share it with anyone. I’ve waited my whole life for you, and 100 years won’t be enough time with you.” You then can start managing to take a regular time to QUIT work everyday. He left me fairly well off, but honestly I would have given it all back and taken out a long term loan to have him come home. Start practicing saying “NO” in the mirror shaving in the morning. You have no idea how much home starts to mean to you and your wife when you make her the priority. Good luck. Hugs ❤️❤️❤️

[@Bella-gj6wc]

@@DJTEMEKA I have. It’s with a different fellow, but he’s much like my husband was. Even my step kids say that, and love him.

[@JoseMendoza-hope]

I love this video. It puts a smile on my face as I go thru chemo to battle cancer in several organs in my body. Be happy, Be kind.

[@dennisgreene7164]

I cannot watch an episode of this without sobbing. Really.

[@indestruct1bl3]

Comedians are often times some of the best drama actors you can get. There's so many times people are shocked by raw and real performances from actors known mostly for comedy. Robin Williams is another big one that comes to mind.

[@susanlane8803]

I've never laughed and cried as much asI did whilst watching this increasable series. Thank you Ricky, you're a genius!!!

[@michaelpoyntz774]

I have been exactly where Ricky has been in this experience. I have not shed tears in many years...listening to this video interview I did! The little girls question broke my heart.

[@Sharkbyte6000]

Ricky Is an amazing man. A great comic and actor. Really underrated.

[@lostsoul3723]

What a amazing story, a amazing part, amazing cast........all played and told perfectly

[@MohammedMansoor]

One of the most brilliant shows Ricky Gervais has ever made in my opinion. Watched the show multiple times.

[@tarynsarvas604]

I loveRicky Gervais. He has a beautiful soul.

[@mariammekhaeil8233]

Very beautiful series, one of the best I've ever seen. The scene of the girl who shaved her head for her sister was just perfect