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Chloe (778 KP) rated After Life in TV
Jun 27, 2020
I live the fact that it is a close up look into grief, something that can sometimes be overlooked or over dramatised in modern stories.
Each episode is a whirlwind of emotions. The highs and low juxtaposition one another so well, making each one seem better/worse than it would if they weren't coupled.
Some excellent characters that work really well together and create the highs/loss throughout.
Joe Wilkinson is something else, absolute dynamite of a man.




