Ted Stroehmann is a fictional character from 1998 comedy film There's Something About Mary.
Having developed his own designs on Mary, Pat tries to throw Ted of by tellin...
The movie opens with Ted narrating as he is shown across the street from his ...
Ted forgets his keys. Mary runs them out to him and tells him she would be ha...
After calling Bret to resume his relationship with Mary and pretending not to...
While Mary's suitors are quarreling, Brett Favre comes into the room with War...
Ted has just learned that Dom was Mary's high school boyfriend, and that Dom ...
Mary receives an anonymous letter telling her that Ted hired Pat to spy on he...
Mary and Ted sit outside in front of her building smoking weed and talking.
Ted and Mary eat corn dogs and drink Pepsi at the driving range.
Sitting in the hotel room with Dom prior to his date with Mary, Ted takes Dom...
After Ted finds out the truth about Mary from a mutual friend, he barges into...
In the hotel before his date with Mary, Ted receives advice on nerves from Dom.
Thanks to Dom, Mary and Ted are face to face at last.
Ted is at the police station, picked up in a homosexual raid at a rest stop. ...
Ted converses with a hitchhiker he's picked up in route to Miami that's tryin...
Dom refers to the time Ted got his dick stuck in his zipper, Ted calls him on...
As Pat gets in his car on his way to Miami he tells Ted that he had his window.
Ted shows at Pat's job the day after their meeting to find that he resigned a...
Ted meets up with Pat when he returns from Miami with news of Mary, which he ...
Fast forward to the present, Ted has been telling the story of his high schoo...
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