Episode #3.1

I would think Ricky has all the money he needs by now. So why do this?

The first two seasons were great, at times briliant! But no one needs to see Ricky Gervais flogging a dead horse for six episodes.

I feel bad for the actors who are briliant, all of them. I understand it is tempting to keep going when you have made something decent, but Ricky Gervais should know better!

I wonder what Golden Globe Ricky would have had to say about soppy 3rd season rehashed Afterlife Ricky.

I enjoyed season 1 and 2, but gave up season 3 after the first episode. Boring beyond belief, nothing engaging, whatsoever. I really do like Ricky Gervais, I think he's brilliant at times, but this just smells like riding the moneywave, as long as it's possible. Shame really, but nothing new, just boredom and sadness for the sake of it. Move on, nothing to see here.

Over baked and same-y. Sorry line went round in circles. Not many genuine moments of humerus material. Played on too many of the same old tricks in the final season. Whilst I admit that Tony's grief would be very difficult to overcome, in the context of a series, it plays on his situation too much and was much a repeat of the previous seasons. A lot of montages and long drawn out and unnecessary scenes.

Same old same old with literally no development and lazy writing. A few smirks but it feels like a soap opera that will just go on and on, the scene on the bench was particularly galling and cheaply manipulative. A shame.

Sandy was in my opinion, part of the foundation of the show. She was one of the more relatable characters just wanting to live a normal life without the burden of 'family' and other expectation. Sad to see her disappear, content the show has returned for another season.