/r/TedLasso
This subreddit is for fans of Ted Lasso (available on Apple TV+).
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/r/TedLasso
Starring alongside Idris Elba with quite a significant role, she’s a bad ass agent and it suits her. Was quite surprised to see her and love to have all these actors pop up in different places. Rojas secured in a role in the 3rd movie so this cool.
I’ve been stretching out watching Season Three because, well, there are no more. I confess that I didn’t want to watch this series. My husband loved it and said that I had to watch it. He would watch it again with me. I hate it when my husband is right.
I’ve been following this subreddit and knew generally what was going to happen. I just watched “The Strings that Bind Us”. I laughed so hard watching the team practice with red strings. I thought Roy Kent was great in this one. And meeting Sam’s father… And then was Ola’s was vandilized, I was crushed. And the last act with Sam and his father walking into his restaurant and his teammates were there cleaning up… the scene with Sam and his father in kitchen… when his father realized that the restaurant was named after him… and the dinner scene at the end…
Well, I am tearing up just thinking about it. Five more episodes to watch.
I watched the show for the first time after I bought my house. It wasn’t under the greatest circumstances (relationship wise) so I found a bit of a connecting with the idea of the army men providing emotional protection. I also understand the stance that Sam has, but I still find some abstract comfort in having little green army guys “protecting” me and my home. I also keep all my fortunes from carry out. My army guys make a great place holder for my fortunes. The show has provided so much comfort in understanding interpersonal conflict resolution. Be positive. BELIEVE. I believe in all of you, and I believe in myself. As Jamie Tart says, “everything else is a bunch of poopie.” We should all be like Roy Kent. Be here, be there, be every fucking where. But most importantly, be there for yourselves.
Need to get my bangers and mash fix and saw this. Futbol is life!
I haven’t teared up or cried during many shows I’ve watched in my lifetime, but after getting through 2 seasons of Ted Lasso for the first time… Ted coming to realize that he has to end things with Michelle for her to be happy and Ted talking to Doc Fieldstone about finding his father after he offed himself and blaming himself for not telling his father he was a good father… I don’t even care to admit it because it’s such a good show… yeah… I teared up. Just needed to tell someone. (Don’t spoil anything past Rebecca’s father’s funeral episode please)
Some of y’all are crazy, I swear
EDIT y’all I really didn’t think this needed a /s but the media literacy here is seriously lacking
I’m in s3 and I really just zoomed through the past two seasons but s3 has been so hard to finish because of Nate. I just get so bothered by his behaviour towards everyone specially the guy who replaced his old position. As someone who also struggles with confidence, I actually found him quite inspiring when he was just starting to speak up. Now he’s just a power tripping jerk who clearly has inferiority complex. Will I be missing anything if I just skipped his scenes? I seriously cannot stand him 😤.
I feel fundamentally changed. I've never had a show that makes me want to be a better person as much as this does, I've been acting different and thinking "how would Ted react?" I almost cried at the end of the last episode, AITB/AITA have now almost entirely lost their appeal to me, I get annoyed at the negativity in the comments there, I've always been somewhat of a negative/realist person who scoffs at overly positive people but damn this show broke my heart.
Fuccckkkk
Nate trying his hand in comedy
Its the little stuff that I find the most interesting :) In season 3, ep6 (Sunflowers) - not only does it begin and end with the song "Three Little Birds" (which btw I love), but when Rebecca is on the boat one of the decorations on the wall is - yep - 3 little birds. Its the little things that make me smile
So I’m watching Ted lasso. With the episode that I’m on in season 2, ted randomly has a mental breakdown. I literally had to take a couple days off from the show cause of how forced this felt. I didn’t take the show too seriously cause it has its goofy moments but come on man. I can already see the reasons he had it, maybe thinking the team doesn’t need him or whatever. The hints were there but the abruptness pissed me off and seemed REALLY out of character. The whole episode felt weird I can’t explain.
I am thinking about to get a tattoo of gold fish.
Why? Because that line of advice was the one that sold me on the show, and much like Sam i overthink my mistakes but every time i overthink i think about a goldfish.
Woof!
Just some appreciation for the scene where Nate is apologizing to colin…
Nate: “Basically I just want to make an apology.. colin. Yesterday I was a bit of a uh…”
Bumbercatch: “Asshole?”
Sam: “Prick?”
Jamie: “Cock?”
…
Danny: “wounded butterfly”
I just think Danny’s point of view is so beautiful 🥹😭
Is a blooper reel. I just want to see Phil and Brett making each other break. Brendan lifting the facade of Beard. The football team messing around on the pitch.
How do I start a petition for a blooper reel?
So, I'm on rewatch number oh who am I kidding it's a lot and Ted, Henry, and Beard are at the West Ham game because it was the only gig in town. Is it particularly unusual or even frowned upon (as Rupert's text to Nate seems to imply) for that to occur?
Not looking for all the technical inaccuracies on the series; that's done to death, for sure. Just curious about this particular aspect of the League.
This is the first time I have seen this scene because I always watch it while doing things.
Whoever came up with this scene is brilliant. I have never thought about doing this when encountering a chocolate fountain.
And his real accent is super posh.
From the UK and I thought it was his real voice. Mancunians... How was his accent to you?
I’m crying in the shower hearing Ted tell the story of his dad staying up all night reading the book and telling Ted about it on the car ride to school.
I miss my dad.
This show deserves all the awards!
I think the most hilarious moment is in one of the episodes about working the Triangle offense out, and Beard and Will switch roles. The construction paper beard and eyebrows with the sunglasses roared me 😂😂😂