Loved the Ted Lasso breakdown. Attention to detail in storytelling (visual or writing or non-verbal acting and all that) is such a fun topic to learn about.
Kind of like the color themes on Breaking Bad, or the themes of human civilization emergence on Deadwood, or the per-episode themes on Mad Men. Love trying to understand how the machine works, even if you can also just watch it and have a good experience without going deeper.
Can't think of anything off the top of my head, but I'm sure they exists.. Probably some good video essays about it on Youtube -- that's where I'd look first 🤔
I mostly remember thinking about it on my last rewatch over the past couple years. Like, oh, this episode is about X, and then you see that theme woven through the A and B plot lines.
Great article, so many “lessons” to take away, thank you.
Loved the Ted Lasso breakdown. Attention to detail in storytelling (visual or writing or non-verbal acting and all that) is such a fun topic to learn about.
Kind of like the color themes on Breaking Bad, or the themes of human civilization emergence on Deadwood, or the per-episode themes on Mad Men. Love trying to understand how the machine works, even if you can also just watch it and have a good experience without going deeper.
Appreciate the read, Liberty! Any good links on the Mad Men breakdown?
Can't think of anything off the top of my head, but I'm sure they exists.. Probably some good video essays about it on Youtube -- that's where I'd look first 🤔
I mostly remember thinking about it on my last rewatch over the past couple years. Like, oh, this episode is about X, and then you see that theme woven through the A and B plot lines.