You are missing the point. Ted Lasso is not about the jokes, because although some of them are funny, as a non-native English speaker I don't understand most of them, but the show is much more about the positive way to looks at things than anything else. Truly something never saw before in television and it deserves to be highlighted.
"This award association just proves they suck, or are paid."
- and this proves my point. Maybe some kind of positivism could make you appreciate and respect other people's opinion. Cheers.
I wholeheartedly agree with this. “Friends” was a whole lot more about the jokes (laughing track every single line spoken, me personally hated it and find it a terrible show)
Although I do think the jokes are in big part a scaffolding of the show, I find it a whole lot more funny and natural the delivery of them because it conveys how the characters relate and communicate, Ted and Beard being the easy example here.
And the last episode aired, ended in a somewhat serious note. Having seen Scrubs before, that’s a trademark there.
Now, all the accolades, prizes and remarks… maybe it’s a bit too much, it’s no masterpiece either I think. Not yet at least.
I saw only the snippets on the last keynote, but I really despise this actor and the format. Funny? Not at all to me. Maybe I just don't understand what he says and the pun as non-native speaker.
I find apple series obnoxious.
Maybe try a few others, Defending Jacob can’t be obnoxious, feels like a normal HBO crime/legal one. Or the Morning Show, needs a few episodes to settle in, but it’s quite serious. Or maybe Physical might have a hint of obnoxiousness that strikes a proper chord.
Myself still got queued For All Mankind, but expecting it to be too slow.
I avoid all the Oprah’s/Eilishes/Mariah and other cliches and I can totally see why the whole front facing presentation of the service feels obnoxious and high horse at times, I was NOT ready to give any show a chance when TV+ came out… I’m glad to have lowered the arms a bit and gave a few a chance.
Personal experience .2c