Better Off Ted

The upside to going with a streaming service is that you get a chance to watch all the low-rated critical darlings that got cancelled too soon. The downside is that you learn how awful many critics are.

Which is why it ran only two seasons and became increasingly difficult to find as it was shuttled through days and time slots.A well-written satire of life in a major corporation, it most likely flew miles over the heads of free network (ABC, CBS, NBC) viewers, who prefer the likes of The Bachelor or Batchelorette, The View, Dancing with the Stars, and a host of other TV for Dummies shows.

This show was brilliant. Too bad it didn't get to continue.

Better Off Ted delivers a stylish and fiery satire of the modern corporate capitalism. Intelligent script requires the viewer to pay close attention to catch all quips and wisecracks.

Production & performances were absolutely outstanding. Writing had one fatal flaw that ruined the show & made it insufferable: the character of Linda.

I've watched trough this show like, 5 times over the years, I keep coming back to it because even though I know what's going to happen, the actors all deliver everything so well and in such funny ways.It's one of the few shows where the child actors do great as well, which is amazing.

Without a doubt this series is one of the funniest there has been. It's tongue in cheek, sarcastic, in your face, and just purely genius throughout.

Better of Ted is a slightly more intelligent comedy show. Don't worry, it's quite accessible if you're too tired to think.