Stephen talks to Ricky Gervais about how the pandemic put Ricky’s stage show on hold for a while, but didn’t really change the jokes because he loves talking about evergreen subjects like life and death. Stick around more with Ricky Gervais, and check out his new standup comedy special, “SuperNature,” premiering May 24th on Netflix. #Colbert #SuperNature #RickyGervais
I live for interviews like this one
ReplyBrilliant observation by Gervais at 3:39: “. . .in fiction, we create our own heroes and villains as role-playing for the soul.”
ReplyRicky Gervais on trial for 5 minutes by Stephen Colbert for ‘cancel culture’ is almost as entertaining as the Depp/Heard trial
ReplyLove irreverent comedy.
ReplyI miss his Hollywood Press hpsting days. Could just wade into all of them (no smacks necessary).
ReplyAfter Life is a beautiful show. For anyone that hasn’t watched it, it is totally worth it. I’m sure I will re-watch it at some point.
Reply“We’re all idiots so it’s OK!” Wish more people realized this. FUNNY!
ReplyThat guy in the band reminds me of coyote Peterson
ReplyI like how Ricky believes in God on the down low but refuses to say it. Thats my little believey
Replywe don’t mean what we’re saying for a living bingo found faux news their new , more accurate company creed
ReplyTerence, not Seneca.
ReplyKokainmum
ReplyColbert is a ?
ReplyI love how uneasy these studio tour audiences can be.
ReplyThere once was a _Buffy_ episode titled “The Body”.
In which her mother dies.
Watched it once or twice I think, can’t any more. All the others – rewatched them countless times.
ReplyIt was Roman playwright Terence, not Seneca
Replyless Colbert being full of himself than Ricky’s last visit but still just had to get in his own story for applause
ReplyI love Mr Gervais truth
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