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Curious what everyone’s thoughts are on the Christmas episode.
Loved it. Cheese took the words out of my fingers.
Curious what everyone’s thoughts are on the Christmas episode.
Hmm, maybe someday I'll have to give it a re-try. My problem in episode 1 was that he was just a goober moron like in the commercials, which was a fun schtick for a commercial but wouldn't carry a show. How soon does it transition to sweet dummy without him being an idiot?Just started season 1. Fantastic! I love that Ted is so overwhelmingly positive without being an idiot.
Give it another shot. This has become my favorite show. Like friends and the good place I just enjoy every character. It’s a huge departure from all the violence, anti-hero, world going down the pooper, that permeates everything these days. Maybe a tad bit saccharine. But they pull you back with Ted’s back story or Rebecca’s travails with her ex. Just really heart warming and funny.Hmm, maybe someday I'll have to give it a re-try. My problem in episode 1 was that he was just a goober moron like in the commercials, which was a fun schtick for a commercial but wouldn't carry a show. How soon does it transition to sweet dummy without him being an idiot?
When you say coach, do you mean Beard?Interestingly enough, I enjoyed the Xmas episode but didn’t love it. If anything I think it was one of their worst episodes. Both coach and Nathan are essentially written out and they play crucial roles in the show bouncing along imo.
Yes, Beard.When you say coach, do you mean Beard?
I think it draws heavily on how easy it is for Christmas to be a terrible time for depressed and lonely people, but there is always someone or something to help you along the way. Ted is going to have to face his depression at some point, but it's nice to not see it manifest during Christmas, which is really cliched.
We'll agree to disagree on this one. I thought it was amongst the best Christmas episodes of any show in television history.Yes, Beard.
and I fully understood the concept of the episode. I just didn’t think it was great. Of course I now have a high standard for the show due to the expectations it’s built for me.
Wow. Well, glad it hit home with you. Maybe it wasn’t as impactful to me as it’s august. Difficult to find myself in its spirit.We'll agree to disagree on this one. I thought it was amongst the best Christmas episodes of any show in television history.
I can understand that. Wonder what your thoughts would be if you watch it again during the Christmas season?Wow. Well, glad it hit home with you. Maybe it wasn’t as impactful to me as it’s august. Difficult to find myself in its spirit.
Perhaps. Also maybe when we haven’t binged almost all of seasons 1 and 2 to date so I don’t have all the direct points of comparison.I can understand that. Wonder what your thoughts would be if you watch it again during the Christmas season?
Wow. Well, glad it hit home with you. Maybe it wasn’t as impactful to me as it’s august. Difficult to find myself in its spirit.
I'm sure they're out there but I haven't seen them. It's really surprising since myself and most of the people I follow/are friends with can be hypercritical of movies and shows. Usually at least one person complains about something but I haven't seen it with Ted.I’d be really curious to hear from someone that gave this a full seasons go that didn’t like it. I mean, I’m not actively searching for negativity, but I’m always curious to hear a contrarian opinion about something that is seemingly so universally loved.
We'll agree to disagree on this one. I thought it was amongst the best Christmas episodes of any show in television history.
It’s interesting to see how some people view media. Me personally, it doesn’t have to be Christmas. Good movies and tv transport you to their world and make you forget the one you actually live in. Stranger Things is especially good at that, and so is Ted Lasso.same. It made me feel like it was Christmas time in August.
@Ouchie-Z-Clown just has no soul.
Or grass from the Cardinals San Diego 1998 game that got us into the playoffs.
If generally agree. Maybe the fact that this episode couldn’t do that for me says something about it’s limitations (with me).It’s interesting to see how some people view media. Me personally, it doesn’t have to be Christmas. Good movies and tv transport you to their world and make you forget the one you actually live in. Stranger Things is especially good at that, and so is Ted Lasso.
We'll agree to disagree on this one. I thought it was amongst the best Christmas episodes of any show in television history.