"Be curious, not judgmental" Now one of my favorite lines. What a great scene with Ted and Rupert. That is truly one of my favorite moments in the whole show!
That subtle lil change in expression in Rebecca's face when she heard Ted's dad passing when he was just 16... still gets me. What brilliant acting. It also shows us that Rebecca can hardly take sabotaging Ted anymore. He simply doesn't deserve it. Man, I love this show!
That scene with Ted and Rupert where we get to learn more about Ted in how his life hasn’t always been easy and cheerful despite how he carries himself now and then how he surprisingly beats him is darts is my favorite scene in the whole series so far. “Be curious, not judgmental” so perfect
The darts scene is one of my favourite tv moments. It's a simple portrayal of how erring on the right side of caring vs. prejudice can, over time, land you on the positive side of the ledger, so to speak.
I wondered why he said barbecue sauce and finally read somewhere that it was harkening back to when his son sent him the care package. He got the barbecue sauce and said it just transported him back home again.
I was 50-50 with Higgins finally having a backbone. We never got to feel like he actually felt bad abt what he did to help Rupert cheat on Rebecca. During the curse breaking episode “Two Aces”, he “plotted” with Ted behind Rebecca’s back to get the team be a family. Probably triggered Rebecca to remember the times Higgins did the same with Rupert before. We only got to hear and see snippets of what Higgins did to help Rupert.
Without knowing anything about Season 2, I think we saw Higgins at his core is a sweet and loving guy with his big family, and I never got the feeling he supported Rupert's decisions, he just kind of helped facilitate them. His line about "Your right, I should have been braver" was VERY telling. I'm all aboard the Good Guy Higgins Express lol
@@AdamfromFWCI I am all for Good Guy Higgins too! He is just precious! He and his wife, Julie (FYI, the actress that plays Mrs Higgins is his wife IRL!), are just couple goals! He is learning that what he did to Rebecca might have damaged whatever friendship they had before. From a convo between them it was said that he would have lunches with Rebecca knowing that Rupert was off with one of his “lady friends” to help distract her. She probably felt like the friendship they had before was a set up. Excited for you to watch what happens in the next episodes!!!
@@AdamfromFWCI It is also very enlightening that Higgins didn't have enough money to fix their second car until he got his promotion. Having the bravery to stand up to Rupert would have cost him his job, and cost his family quite a lot. I always think of Higgins being stuck with Rupert's moral decisions because he doesn't have good alternatives.
The thing I just don't get about Bex is how she doesn't see how literally every single thing in her relationship with Rupert is just used to get back at his ex-wife. Honey, he's not exactly being subtle here. I mean, you're more than a pawn in his petty chess revenge game
"Be curious, not judgmental" Now one of my favorite lines. What a great scene with Ted and Rupert. That is truly one of my favorite moments in the whole show!
That subtle lil change in expression in Rebecca's face when she heard Ted's dad passing when he was just 16... still gets me. What brilliant acting.
It also shows us that Rebecca can hardly take sabotaging Ted anymore. He simply doesn't deserve it.
Man, I love this show!
That scene with Ted and Rupert where we get to learn more about Ted in how his life hasn’t always been easy and cheerful despite how he carries himself now and then how he surprisingly beats him is darts is my favorite scene in the whole series so far. “Be curious, not judgmental” so perfect
The darts scene is one of my favourite tv moments. It's a simple portrayal of how erring on the right side of caring vs. prejudice can, over time, land you on the positive side of the ledger, so to speak.
My favourite episode. The press room section with Roy and Keeley is 👌🏻
Such a great episode! One of my favorites. That darts scene is golden.
This episode is probably my second favorite. It pays off eventually on a big way
I wondered why he said barbecue sauce and finally read somewhere that it was harkening back to when his son sent him the care package. He got the barbecue sauce and said it just transported him back home again.
I was 50-50 with Higgins finally having a backbone. We never got to feel like he actually felt bad abt what he did to help Rupert cheat on Rebecca. During the curse breaking episode “Two Aces”, he “plotted” with Ted behind Rebecca’s back to get the team be a family. Probably triggered Rebecca to remember the times Higgins did the same with Rupert before. We only got to hear and see snippets of what Higgins did to help Rupert.
Without knowing anything about Season 2, I think we saw Higgins at his core is a sweet and loving guy with his big family, and I never got the feeling he supported Rupert's decisions, he just kind of helped facilitate them.
His line about "Your right, I should have been braver" was VERY telling.
I'm all aboard the Good Guy Higgins Express lol
@@AdamfromFWCI I am all for Good Guy Higgins too! He is just precious! He and his wife, Julie (FYI, the actress that plays Mrs Higgins is his wife IRL!), are just couple goals! He is learning that what he did to Rebecca might have damaged whatever friendship they had before. From a convo between them it was said that he would have lunches with Rebecca knowing that Rupert was off with one of his “lady friends” to help distract her. She probably felt like the friendship they had before was a set up. Excited for you to watch what happens in the next episodes!!!
@@AdamfromFWCI It is also very enlightening that Higgins didn't have enough money to fix their second car until he got his promotion. Having the bravery to stand up to Rupert would have cost him his job, and cost his family quite a lot. I always think of Higgins being stuck with Rupert's moral decisions because he doesn't have good alternatives.
Instead of endorsements, Keeley should set Dani up with charity appearances.
One of my absolute favorite episodes!
love Ted threatening an elderly man with physical violence with a smile on his face
Hannah Wardingham ( Rebecca) said she hated filming the biscuit scenes cause they tasted like shit haha
The thing I just don't get about Bex is how she doesn't see how literally every single thing in her relationship with Rupert is just used to get back at his ex-wife. Honey, he's not exactly being subtle here. I mean, you're more than a pawn in his petty chess revenge game
BBQ sauce...