After Life

[Snickiwi]

Way too many C U Next Tuesday in it for me it was almost like it was the only humour he could muster. The story was good but could have been better with a few less of that word especially with his nephew’s bully being a child.

Gervais did say that the kid playing that part wasn’t actually in the scenes where the language was used. He wasn’t on set.

 

[MBcha]

Way too many C U Next Tuesday in it for me it was almost like it was the only humour he could muster. The story was good but could have been better with a few less of that word especially with his nephew’s bully being a child.

Must admit Joan, the word doesn't particularly bother me, but I did pick up on it being used pretty often.

 

[Joanpne]

Gervais did say that the kid playing that part wasn’t actually in the scenes where the language was used. He wasn’t on set.

Fair enough.

 

[Joanpne]

Must admit Joan, the word doesn't particularly bother me, but I did pick up on it being used pretty often.

Yeh for me, it just took away from what was a really touching drama.

 

[Snickiwi]

Must admit Joan, the word doesn't particularly bother me, but I did pick up on it being used pretty often.

It’s a word used for multiple reasons, including a term of endearment. Not for the obvious though.

 

[MBcha]

It’s a word used for multiple reasons, including a term of endearment. Not for the obvious though.

The only reason I think I really noticed it was due to the fact I watched a couple of episodes with my 11 year old around the place.

A bit of quick draw muting was required!

 

[shabbagaz]

It’s a word used for multiple reasons, including a term of endearment. Not for the obvious though.

Best usage of it was the scene with Annette Crosbie! 😆

 

[Bobbage]

I do find it amusing that one of the darkest, most accurate depictions of loss, depression and suicide (including alcoholism, prostitutes and drug use) sees people offended by the use of a word.

 

[shabbagaz]