When an American CEO wishes to actively enforce rules in his company and mutual respect between his coworkers, he decides to hire an American football player called Terry Tate. Whenever someone is caught breaking the law, Terry Tate literally tackles them to the ground and lectures them by shouting at them and telling them how they should have behaved and that they should never adapt this kind of behavior ever again.
What I really liked about this short is first its "TV reality" aspect. Indeed, we see shots of the main characters explaining their point of view directly to the camera. Furthermore, I enjoyed the deep contrast between the great violence of Terry Tate's actions and how it is actually turned into comedy, as his actions are so unreal within the context of the office. I also liked the fact that he actually starts being considered as an employee by the others, regardless of him slightly traumatizing the others, and that he really starts enjoying being an office worker. For anyone wanting to relax and have a good laugh I would therefore really recommend this short!
What I really liked about this short is first its "TV reality" aspect. Indeed, we see shots of the main characters explaining their point of view directly to the camera. Furthermore, I enjoyed the deep contrast between the great violence of Terry Tate's actions and how it is actually turned into comedy, as his actions are so unreal within the context of the office. I also liked the fact that he actually starts being considered as an employee by the others, regardless of him slightly traumatizing the others, and that he really starts enjoying being an office worker. For anyone wanting to relax and have a good laugh I would therefore really recommend this short!