My Most Miserable Day. 

Imagine watching a sitcom and just hearing “HA HA HA NICE” after every joke

“I’m on the no fly list” we know Ted. It’s because of all of the terrible things you’ve done to Schlatt and Charles

Schlatt uploads “I’m upset” Ted uploads “my most miserable day” What’s next Charlie slimecicle with “My grandmother died”

I live in LA, and we actually had a super cool oppurtunity. With some friends from band, we got to go be part of the studio audience for America's Funniest Home Videos, and it was nothing like this. It was like 3ish hours on set, and they didn't really have the bad comedian. The guy leading us also expained what they were doing, like if we needed to do bumper shots, or backup laugh tracks and whatnot. It was actually enjoyable, compared to what Ted's experience sounds like (also it's much easier to laugh at videos of people running into doors).

WHEN THE WORLD NEEDED HIM THE MOST HE CAME BACK FROM A CORN FIELD IN MISSOURI

i feel like teds secretly been lactose intolerant this whole time

I was legit thinking about this the other day. I realised that if there actually are live studio audiences that they have to sit through every take and listen to the same jokes over and over every time the actors fumble their lines or a producer farts to loud. It sounded horrible in my mind and turns out I was right

“Everyone knows you can’t be an alcoholic if you’re retired” genuinely made me chuckle once

As someone who's from Idaho, I'm glad he pointed out the corn and not the potatoes

“My most miserable day” Can’t relate, Ted just uploaded

My Most Miserable day, can relate tommorow is monday

I've discovered that Ted is short for Theodore. I can make so many jokes about chipmunks now.

"It's like fake laughing for 5 hours, wanting to feel the warmth of the sun." That's just every social event/family holiday.

Chances are, Schlatt was that innocent kid that Ted brutally beat for taking his Legos off of the safe shelf.

I was like "this doesn't sound all that bad" and then Ted said 5 hours

“Call your parents” great message, but 95% of your audience definitely still lives with their parents

Ted is now canonically on the no fly list! Put it on the wiki immediately!

“i woke up in a corn field in missouri” did someone try to sell you corn and threaten to sacrifice your newborn if you didn’t buy any by chance?

I don't think I've ever been like "oh that show was preformed infront of a live studio audience, nice I'll watch that"

Imagine if they showed the live audience laugh everytime in a sitcom

Ted: I’m gonna be posting so much this year! Ted this is your third video this YEAR

“Unwilling audience participation,” I actually felt my stomach drop. Ted, oh, you poor man

Mrs. Browns Boys is the best version of live studio audiences I can think of. Every episode they genuinely film it live FOR the audience, and it’s really not taken seriously since it’s meant to be funny.

This just sounds like the courts alternative to jury duty

I like how almost every sitcom has the same house layout. Door on the right, staircase/couch in the middle, and kitchen on the left.

Remember kids: if there’s a comedian on stage demanding you laugh at all his jokes no matter what, then that isn’t a comedian. That’s the Laughing Eldar God Cegorach.

Hey Ted, big fan here! Just wanna say, Im so glad it was miserable for you. You deserve it 😊

"The only people that can find you are the IRS. So bring a gun." - Ted Nivison, 2021

Hey Ted, I met you on Thursday at the orange circle, I was too nervous to say this but you honestly made my night, thank you so much for the small talk, the photo, and for overall making me incredibly happy.

Hey Ted, I met you on Friday at the orange circle, I was too nervous to say this but you beat me up, stole my socks, and laughed profusely as you gargled my blood. Why would you do this? Overall you made me incredibly sad.

I was once an audience member for Australian Ninja Warrior. The filming took nine hours, and we were seated by the last obstacle which would be great except barely any contestants make it that far. We spent most of the night cheering at an empty obstacle course on a freezing winter night. Hou also weren't allowed to bring any food or drinks in, and no phones were allowed. The only fun part was that the director would ask you to pretend to be family members or friends for contestants who didn't have any family or friends at the filming. I hope all my athletic fake siblings are doing well

In the sixties I had a very similar experience. It was surreal. Until now, I never wondered why the word didn't spread that participating in a live studio audience was like a bad trip.

The premise of "Happy Together" sounds ridiculous but it's based on a true story involving Harry Styles, who serves as an executive producer on this series. He lived in the attic of TV producer Ben Winston's house for nearly two years as he was rising in fame.

Guys look it's the bat that Ted used to smash Schlatt's bones

Was I the only one trying to find Ted's laugh amongst the laughing track? Cause like......... I'm 89.76% sure I found it

ted gonna sound exactly like peter griffen in 20 years

he's back! "MOM THE MILK MAN IS HERE"

I’m gonna be honest, Ted is absolutely hilarious. Not many people can make me laugh audibly when telling a story online.

Is no one gonna talk about how Ted just made a Jschlatt thumbnail

Only Ted is unafraid of the IRS, he’s exerted this dominance over the Big Guy.

Man I could listen to Ted talk for hours, I sure wish he had a podcast, maybe even with some of his friends, like Slimecicle or Jschlatt for example

the fact that he immediately went for the true Jackson vp reference is how you know it’s gonna be good

Ive had some great studio audience experiences, but my worst one was for a show called "funny you should ask." It's basically Hollywood Squares but without the tic-tac-toe game. Not sure how much the similarities come through on the show, but it feels very obvious when they have to stop the show every few minutes to remind the contestants not to say "i agree" and "i disagree"

Ted: Even if he was the son of a Saudi prince, he would have some understanding of what a toaster strudel is. Me who doesn’t know what a toaster strudel is: *sweats nervously*

These intros will never get old

His intros just increasingly get more creative

You explaining being in a live studio audience was so accurate I was dying! I’m going to be real with you Ted they are all the same. At least the ones I’ve been to.

whole time i was finding those jokes funny and started feeling like an npc then i remembered the doobie i just smoked 😭 don't do drugs kids it'll smooth your brain

Ted is slowly turning into a story-time channel and I’m oddly ok with it

theodoros level 27 sailing knight +3 attack damage +25 agility +50 handsomeness do not fear death, fear theodoro

today was my most miserable day because ted's collar was slightly down the entire video. i had to watch twice because i was too distracted and didnt actually listen to what ted had to say.

I just learned I could walk to Ted's state in 24 days

"I'm also on the no fly list-" Said so casually

I just saw a comment that said "ted my sussy little baka😍" I'm both terrified and confused

I watched the first few episodes of this. And just now I learn that Ted’s laugh was there?

7:57doctor Hibbert from The Simpsons

I honestly thought these shows used the same 5 royalty-free laugh tracks. No idea they actually had unique audiences...

I like how I’m having an amazingly cringy and terrible day, and then I get a recommendation of Ted talking about his most miserable day. I think the universe is trying to tell me something

5:53 Ha Ha Ha, Nice

I know I’m commenting this into the void, but, this TV show was actually based on when Harry Styles spent a year living in producer Ben Winston’s attic

how can it be a miserable when THE MILK MAN IS HERE

why dont you have one mil already, you deserve it a lot more than other people

Ah yes as someone who is from Missouri it’s not a normal Saturday if you don’t wake up in a cornfield

“My most miserable day” Nope, can’t relate. I have severed myself from human emotions.

Ted, you can’t compare your most miserable day to mine, the time when you stalked me, breaking all 7 of my kneecaps over the course of the day.

"my most miserable day." me everyday you dont go live. you havent streamed in months, ted. come back.

he put his sponsor at the end of the video... what a madman

When Ted said “ballsack”, I felt that

It’s ironic how you upload a video called “My most miserable day”. I came down with the worst sinus infection yesterday and it is still tormenting me lol

“Ted having a bad day” Not me because he just uploaded for once

Can confirm, there is a lot of corn fields in Missouri, he probably did wake up in one. That or a wheat field.

11:44 how to royally mess with the actors.. 😐 “lock eyes you son of a -“ (that one guy) 🙋🏻‍♂️🙇🏻‍♂️, so you’re there like; 😐🤣🤣🤣🤣😐😐😐😐😐

"Haha jk its me ted...im sorry i blacked out for a month" I will now use this for when i ghost people thank you

Man ted is so chaotic but at the same time a gem

12:16 this is STILL one of the best things Ted's ever said

i was an extra in a movie and i had to do a “laugh track” about 20 times. that was painful. i couldn’t imagine having to do that any more than i had too.

I watched the happy together pilot episode without knowing ted was in it and now that he tells me i could've been in his presence before smplive is astonishing. What the fuck

i’m so glad he told us it was Ted Nivision at the beginning ! i never would have known :D

Theodore Kennedy Nivison JUNIOR... And you majored in science. All of this information makes perfect sense for some reason

On Saturday last week I had taken a plane to Indiana to visit my family. When we arrived it snowed before we got there. Skip to the day before we leave, it snowed A LOT like I'm talking a foot of snow. (It's a lot for me because I live in Texas) so, South West being the kind people they are, messaged us saying that we had to change our flight during to weather. The day we have to leave, since the weather got WORSE South West said "oops, you need to change your flight, AGAIN" And so we do! But the weather got WORSE so we had to rent a car and drive home...

Ted: my most miserable day Me: Ted uploaded? ITS THE BEST DAY!

ted's and charlies intros never fail to amaze me

Ted: call your parents Me an orphan: ha, yes

I once went to a taping of David Letterman. It was pretty miserable. They kept telling us that if we were a good enough audience then they would bring out the better guests they had there that day. (As if these people aren’t on a schedule.) My friends and I each had a couple drinks beforehand, which was a bad idea, because I was just exhausted throughout the taping. Genuinely the only guest I remember at all is Darlene Love. She sings the song “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” but for whatever reason that day she sang “Stand By Me” and she was incredible. Her performance alone made the experience worth it!

ok whew I thought he may have eaten another nerd rope edible

THE MILK MANS BACK POG

0:00 I started shaking in my seat he’s so menacing

I had filthy frank flashbacks when Ted was imitating the laugh queue guy

I have a faint memory of ted walking from the cornfield

Someone : What you watching? Me : The milk man swing a baseball bat and talk about a time where he was in a live audience for a tv show and could be around people without a small cloth around his face. why?

I love the Anthony Padilla / Tommy craze style intros. Very cool Ted InvisOn

He did vicious things in the live studio audience and that's how he arrived on the no fly list.

Ah, yes... the Milk Man

0:10 sounds like a story Dwight from the office would flex on people with

I went to a live, "Noon-time Variety Show" for my sister's 18th birthday. The show was one of my country's multiple noon-time shows (before the series of telenovelas that followed afterwards) that entertains viewers with multiple different gameshows and dance choreographies hosted by the nation's most famous actors, singers, and comedians contracted under the channel company. During setup, they did some "cheering up" entertainment to get the people pumped for the event, which sometimes get interrupted with the hosts practicing for the live feed. Then, they'll prepare us for the opening theme with a few people being selected to star on camera while the rest of us practice for the mojo of the intro. Hell, the Director himself played around while preparing for the intro. After that, it's showtime! (wink, wink). In the midst of the ad-breaks, we get to see the film crew move sets all over the studio. Sometimes they ask the audience to help out a bit when moving set props. Once back on air, the hosts monitor the movements and stories of each contestant or guest star, so they can find a perfectly good time to do improv and entertain the audience. Their skills were so good that they barely fail whenever they executed an improvised skit. Even nature played a part, as a cat was able to randomly wander into the studio during a performance, which completely shocked everyone, even the film crew, and the hosts went along and died laughing on stage seeing it as a random moment that shouldn't have happened due to the studio's multiple security entrances. I was never really interested in going to the studio myself, as I don't usually like being filmed (the camera pans to the audiences sometimes). However, after seeing the entire production and all the weird and wacky stuff that happened behind the scenes, I honestly was surprised on how I was able to enjoy myself entirely. It really sucks to hear your experience of a live show though, it felt like the film crew was embarrassed by their imperfections that they decided to just cover it all up and make sure they get the reaction they wanted.

This is a least favorite puppy scenario

Jeez I hate when I wake up in a corn field in Missouri and have to do a 24 day walk back

ted in this intro looks like he would like to make my day the most miserable

thanks for the dark souls 3 reference, Ted.

That alcoholic grandmother or whatever is like a good 10% of Ted's persona