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Ted called the turn and the river brought another 6, for a final board 6-6-4-A-6. I checked and made it rather obvious (at least to me) that I didn’t like that card. I figured that my A-Q was probably in the lead, unless of course Ted had A-K.

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I guess the difference between poker math and real math is that in poker math they count the sixth card.

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I think he meant on the turn. He didn't like the river 6, because he now thought it was a split pot. I'm just guessing.

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he specifically says he didn't like the river card even though he thought he was most likely still ahead unless ted had AK.

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Right. He didn't like the river card, BECAUSE he thought he was in the lead on the turn. Surely he didn't mean he was in the lead on the river, "unless Ted had AK". For him to mean that, he'd have to be a moron. And, I don't think he's a moron. So, benefit of the doubt, surely he meant he thought he was in the lead on the turn (with a bigger kicker than Ted, presumably).