When a typo in a memo about inappropriate behavior at Veridian Dynamics orders employees to now engage in offensive language, Ted tries to convince the company to correct the error, but not before the insults start flying. Meanwhile, Veronica is afraid, and guilty If the company can make such a stupid mistake, can it be that her own promotion is the result of a typo on a memo meant for W. Palmer and not V. Palmer?

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 2 Episode 8 of Better Off Ted resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

Better Off Ted Season 2 Episodes...

• s02e01 - Love Blurts
• s02e02 - The Lawyer, The Lemur and the Little Listener
• s02e03 - Battle of the Bulbs
• s02e04 - It's Nothing Business, It's Just Personal
• s02e05 - The Great Repression
• s02e06 - Beating a Dead Workforce
• s02e07 - Change We Can't Believe In
• s02e08 - The Impertence of Communicationizing
• s02e09 - The Long and Winding High Road
• s02e10 - Lust in Translation
• s02e11 - Mess of a Salesman
• s02e12 - It's My Party and I'll Lie If I Want To
• s02e13 - Swag the Dog

Better Off Ted Show Summary

For Veridian Technologies, no idea is too out of reach. From suicidal turkeys to edible steel, they can do it all. As the head of the research and development department, Ted Crisp loves every day on the job. He loves his boss, Veronica; loves working with colleagues Lem, Phil and Linda; and loves turning the impossible into the plausible. But with his job come hazy ethical boundaries.

As Ted always says: "Work's not a question of right or wrong. It's only about success or failure". Luckily for Ted, he has his daughter Rose to keep him in line, but it's not easy being a single dad and taking ideas one could only dream of and making them a reality.