comma on a short phrase

Question

Would a comma after the word "said" in any of these scenarios?

"If you say so," Ted said winking.

"If you say so," Ted said and winked.

"If you say so," Ted said when he winked.

"If you say so," Ted said and winked and looked back.

Answer 1

You can put a comma after said in the following three scenarios:

"If you say so," Ted said, (comma) winking.

"If you say so," Ted said, (comma) and winked.

"If you say so," Ted said, (comma) and winked and looked back.