Ricky Gervais says he “wants to try to be canceled” with a new stand-up show

Ricky Gervais jokes that he will deliberately try to cancel before his next stand-up tour.

The 60-year-old discussed the bold approach to his new tour, and the co-creator of The Office will strain every comedic muscle at his disposal.

The comedian explained to Heat a magazine on how to navigate these more sensitive times.

He explained: “One thing I decided to do definitely and can’t wait to get started is my new stand-up show, which will be called Armageddon.”

Never afraid to belittle any subject, Ricky joked, “I treat her like she’s my last. It won’t be, but I want to put everything into it.

“I want to try and be canceled. No, I just want to get everything there. “

The comedian, who won several BAFTA awards with Stephen Merchant as David Brent, revealed more about his next venture.

“It’s about the end of the world and how we will destroy ourselves for many reasons, whether it’s media nonsense or the real end of the world,” he said.

The star also revealed his next plans for television. Ricky ponders: “As for the next thing in the script, Netflix said I could do a fourth season of After Life or the first season of something new.

“And I’m going for something new. This feels very exciting. I will continue as long as I am allowed. “

Viewers recently received the third and final series of After Life after the popular show returned to Netflix.

His colleague and comedian Kerry Godliman told GOOD! what was it like to act with Golden Globe leading.

When asked about After Life’s reaction, the actress told us: “I’m amazed. My kids showed me people on Gogglebox watching After Life, crying and in pieces. It was really amazing to see how people react to that.”

She added, “Every time people say, ‘What’s going to happen to Lisa in the next series?’ I say to myself, ‘Um, she’s still dead.’ This is a real gift of a role for me. She’s not involved much at all, but she’s such an integral part of it. “

GOOD! he also asked her what the stand was like as a boss, and the Derek actress praised her fellow actor.

Kerry, who plays Lis’s wife, Ricky Tony’s grieving character in After Life, said: “He’s calm. People always want to know who Ricky is, but they already do, because what you see is Ricky.

“There is no other person to hide. I think the fact that it is authentic is part of its success. This Ricky you know from stand-up and TV is him.

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