I did not really paid much attention or care for Ted Lasso. Am I broken inside?
@Gaby Yes! 😛
On a more serious note, you like what you like. Nothing to feel bad about.
Me, I have seen the first season 4 times now. And are considering a fifth showing before season 2.
@Gaby I saw the trailer, and the first five minutes of S01E01, but it didn’t capture my interest.
@odd Same here. The trailer looked boring.
And it wasn’t until episode two I thought there were something there.
@Gaby broken? No. Missing out? Yes!
@martinfeld watched it for a second time because I decided to jump on the bandwagon and I thoroughly enjoyed it! Just a really nice show!
@Gaby Agreed! It’s great to have a positive TV show with a genuinely likeable protagonist (not a flawed hero, which has become the norm, in a way). // @NTKF
@Gaby @NTKF I resisted for a long time, because I thought it was going to be a “bro” show, but I was engaged by the great women characters and the overall gentle tone. I’ve rewatched 3 times now, and even reread “A Wrinkle in Time” inspired by this show. If anyone had told me a year ago I’d be a panelist on a podcast called (Football Is Life”, I would have sneered.
That said, everything is not for everybody. I gave up on Schitt’s Creek after 4 episodes. I never hear the end of it from its fans.
@furstenberg I’m glad to know I’m not the only one who has watched Ted Lasso multiple times. And now I’m glad to follow you; I see you live in Bergen, a city I visited long ago and loved.
@antonzuiker I think many fans of Ted Lasso has done that.
For me it started with listening to the Football is Life podcast. A great collection of people like @jean and @Aleen discusses the show after rewatching it. So I started as well.