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Ricky Gervais: cancel culture preventing risky comedy
With The Office turning 19-years-old, it should be a time of happiness and joy, but the 59-year-old has reflected on what was shown in the series and pondered whether it would be allowed to go ahead in this day and age.
Stewart Perrie, Lad Bible, 10th July 2020Ricky Gervais vs. woke comedy 'dogma'
The lefty comedian says social equality means it's okay to make fun of Caitlyn Jenner.
Kyle Smith, National Review, 25th June 2020After Life faces end
Ricky Gervais has said he will stop making After Life after the sitcom's third series.
Andy Halls, The Sun, 23rd June 2020Ricky Gervais: Hope is everything. I've always thought
The Big Issue catches up with Ricky Gervais, an unlikely source of inspiration in troubled times.
Steven MacKenzie, The Big Issue, 17th June 2020Ricky Gervais only eats at Italian restaurants
Ricky Gervais snubs local cuisine in favour of Italian restaurants wherever he is in the world.
The comic, 58, says no chef could get the basics wrong for pizza and pasta, which is why he feels safer opting for Italian, rather than local grub.
Stuart Pink, The Sun, 14th June 2020A 'be more Tony' approach to mental health
After Life taught me to have a 'be more Tony' approach to mental health.
Jonny Benjamin, The Times, 5th June 2020Ricky Gervais in talks for After Life Xmas special
Ricky Gervais is said to be in talks with Netflix to create an After Life Christmas special due to the phenomenal success of the show.
Daily Mail, 2nd June 2020Ricky Gervais wants celebs banned from honours list
Ricky Gervais has called for celebrities to be snubbed from the Queen's New Years Honours list in 2020, to make space for NHS workers who have risked their lives during the coronavirus pandemic.
Ellie Harrison, The Independent, 17th May 2020Extras is still irreverent, clever fun
As cringe-inducing as The Office, Extras lampoons Hollywood with great cheer while paying mournful tribute to failed dreams.
Amal Awad, The Guardian, 14th May 2020After Life - a heavenly return or a hellish flop?
Once I had discovered After Life was returning for a second season, I felt both excited and intrigued. I thought the first season was brilliant and had potential to develop plots further, but I also wondered how Ricky Gervais could expand upon the first season's rather conclusive ending. Nevertheless, once the highly-anticipated wait was over, I involuntarily binge-watched season two, and I have to say the show has been taken to new heights.
Ollie Birchall, The Boar, 14th May 2020