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Series · Apple TV+ · 2020

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Ted Lasso

60Watch it awake.

Kindness as a method, not a mood. The middle seasons preach. The first one earns it.

The review

Ted's rule is that the locker room is a household and the opponent is not the enemy. For a while the show believes it, and the belief has a cost: they lose, and he does not change the rule to stop losing. That is the part worth keeping. A boy can learn it.

Then the show falls in love with being good, and the speeches get longer than the games. Watch the first season. Treat the later ones as optional. Niceness that needs a monologue has already forgotten the point, which was the next practice.

Journal

Keep Ted Lasso in the record.

No house has filed a sentence for this yet.

Live Historic number 60. Yours can differ.

The glance

Piety is the thin one.

Can conscience actually stop someone, or is reverence only in the shot so it can be mocked?

This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.

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Doc Martin

69 instead of 60

Doc Martin is still a comedy show, and it scores 69 instead of 60. What you gain is industry: He is a doctor who still knows the job.

The eight

6
Industry
Coaching is a job. He prepares. The sport is not a vibe.
6
Household
A team as a household. His own house is a divorce he does not mock.
4
Piety
Belief is a practice. It is not a church, and it sometimes pretends to be one.
7
Courage
He stays kind when the room wants a bastard. That costs wins.
6
Republic
A club is a small town with an owner. He treats the kit man as a citizen of it.
7
Temperance
The show is against humiliation as a tool. It mostly holds.
6
Truth
He tells the truth about being sad. The team is not asked to carry it for him.
6
Stewardship
The charge is the kind of men the boys become, not the trophy.

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Series · Disney+ · 2017

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Big Hero 6: The Series

60Watch it awake.

Grief, a craft, and a robot who is a sibling. Better than the team fights.

The review

Hiro's brother is dead before the series starts, and Baymax remains as the care that was programmed and then became love. The series is a gadget-of-the-week with a team. The part that belongs here is a young person who would rather live in the lab than in the loss, and a machine that keeps putting a hand on the grief.

Fine for the middle years. Prefer the episodes where someone has to be cared for over the episodes where a villain wants a chip. Say that a robot's kindness was taught by a person. Persons are still the source.