Breakout star Big Ed's painfully awkward scenes on the show are fueling his fandom
Although Ed has said and done some really outlandish and outright rude things on the show, the star has also had a few moments on the series when he's reflected on his mistakes.
After finally telling Rose that he doesn't want to have more children, Ed woke up the next day to find her missing. He tried to look for her, but she was nowhere to be found. He then sat down at the hotel they're staying at and realized that Rose might not want to be with him after all. "Coming into this vacation, I thought she wants to marry me," he said."So it was really about me figuring that out for myself. Was Rose the one I wanted? But now it's kind of a 180. Now it's ... Rose really sorting out for herself if she wants to be with me."
The honest confession showed that Ed understands that his mistakes were pushing Rose away, and also showed the side of Ed that truly cares about her. Every botched attempt to grow their relationship has also been an attempt by Ed to get to know Rose better. For better or for worse, this is one of the reasons why fans can't help but still root for Ed, despite his not-so-great track record with Rose.
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