Alley Cats review – the genital jokes in Ricky Gervais’s sweary cartoon are just exhausting

There are glimmers of potential in this comedy about a potty-mouthed feline gang. But not even the great voice cast or a cute kitten can save it from being lazy, crude and boring I suppose the question is really: what do you do after redefining comedy for your era? After The Office, that exquisitely observed, agonisin

Forget the manosphere – with his gang of nasty, offensive cats, Gervais has created the Catosphere

Gervais also leads the voice cast of the animated comedy, following a group of feral strays who take in a lost kitten searching for her former home.

To kick off the third episode of the Netflix animated comedy “Alley Cats,” protagonist Gus — an overweight orange tabby voiced by writer, creator and frequent director Ricky Gervais (think Garfield with a distinctly working class British accent) — describes his plan for the day. It starts with an achievable goal. Then:

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