The Fast Show - Ted & Ralph - Spin-off Special -9-

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[ExidoSutrin]

This was so wonderful! I just want to cry! That ending was perfect. Ralph and Ted have the sweetest relationship ever.

[HorrorFrogPrincess]

2:11-2:20

Oh, they are RELENTLESS!

Anyone else hopelessly hoping when the following scene started Ralph wasn't waking up alone?

[DottyIvan]

@ahenmaxtae that "morose and glum-like" music is actually totally appropriate. Ralph Vaughan Williams composed this quintessentially English piece of music which is as English as the character of Ralph.

[poppyf01]

Thank you so much for posting these vids...I Love Ralph and Ted and didn't know about this spin-off...long live Ted and Ralph...I hope they never sort out the drainage in the lower field <3 <3 Beautiful!!! <3 <3 ;-)

[Queenofdeathandevil9]

Aw quite a sweet ending! Yet still a while until they finally get together, so strange. Poor Ralph, at the attempt of ruining these sweet comments I feel like I should say that, although he is obviously gold-star, I don't think Ralph is completely oblivious to his sexuality!

[anyoldian]

@marginallymental I agree with this. It was unclear for a long time whether Ralph's love for Ted was sexual in nature or whether it was just some kind of paternal yearning. Also there was obvious abmiguity in Teds feelings. I enjoyed this a lot (thanks to the poster) but I think they'd have been better not changing that aspet it's what made it so special and captivating.

[marginallymental]

And hey! Mrs. Ted was that delightful actress who played "Magda", Patsy Stone's editor in chief at Vogue, in Ab Fab. Will wonders never cease?

[marginallymental]

When the T&R sketches started, there ws that MARVELOUS eager-beaver-with-a-crush energy of Ralph's, and the exquisite embarrassment of the beleaguered Ted, and that was what was funny. As the years went on, these two don't have the same uneasiness anymore, and things were different between them.. I've always said that the ambiguity of poor lonely Ralph's desire elevated T&R to masterful high art. This? Fun, but I don't know...

[paeperpeeple]

"No-one's ever loved me before" "I wouldn't know about that sir" @___@

[FranBMan22]

@HorrorFrogPrincess Aww, I know. The ending's actually pretty bittersweet. There's so much between them that will probably always be left unsaid...

[ahenmaxtae]

ah... back to the drainage in the lower field... love it, but wish the ending credits didn't have music which was quite so morose and glum-like... thank you comedyklips!