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this is how we are fading
REBECCA WELTON
in Ted Lasso - 3.03 “4-5-1″
i do not at all mean this in a perjorative manner, but i do think it’s important to be able to consume a piece of media and go, “i’m not the audience for this” and be able to just walk away
there doesn’t have to be something wrong or “problematic” about something for a person to not like it. personal taste is personal taste. but something not doing it for you doesn’t mean it automatically has to be wrong or bad. it’s just not for you.
There’s been several times when I’ve watched a thing and been like, they clearly did what they intended to do, and did it well, and I don’t want any part of it. This is a high quality and deeply unpleasant piece of art.
“This is a high quality and deeply unpleasant piece of art” is a wonderful line, I love it, I feel it in my soul
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Recently, my son said to me after seeing a ballet on television: “It’s beautiful but I don’t like it.” And I thought, Are many grown-ups capable of such a distinction? It’s beautiful, but I don’t like it. Usually, our grown-up thinking is more along the lines of: I don’t like it, so it’s not beautiful. What would it meant to separate those two impressions for art making and for art criticism?
- Sarah Ruhl, 100 Essays I Don’t Have Time To Write
Amsterdam (Ted and Rebecca’s Version)
TED LASSO 1.02 “Biscuits” 3.07 “The Strings That Bind Us”
Rebecca: 👻🔮✨👼
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Hey Coach. Hello, Rebecca.
TED LASSO 3.05 - “Signs”
“Rebecca, do you have a moment? Of Course. May I have a seat? Leslie, this formality’s really freaking me out. Just sit.” | Ted Lasso 3x05
✨metaphor✨
1x2 | 3x5
Signs.
“Hello, Doctor… Ah. Okay. Right. Yes, n– that’s– That’s what I thought. Oh, it’s– It’s definite to be– Better to be sure… Thank you.” | Ted Lasso 3x05
Ted: Am I mess? Rebecca: Of course you are. That's why we get along.
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