Just finished the season and thought the last few minutes were just beautiful. Damn allergies of mine kicked in and I had tears on my eyes as it finished. Airport scene for Rebecca and her pilot was unexpected. Looking forward to 4,but if they end up scrapping it,will say it ended marvelously

I know the show is heavy on references that are significant to both American and British culture. And I can see a lot of it working well in other cultures that speak English. I'm just wondering what it's like outside of that bubble. What have your experiences been like watching the show in other languages?

As someone born and raised in KC it seemed so obvious! Jason Sudeikis is from KC. Seemed like he envisioned an Andy Reid coaching soccer in a place that where people are a little more closed off (Richmond, and UK in general) and open them up with empathy and kindness.

But the way Ted Speaks is exactly like Andy Reid!

-Ted describes food in such a simple yet loving way. So does Andy Reid.

-Andy Reid speaks positively of his players, as does Ted

-The freaking mustache. Then the fact they both coached American football in KC.

-He wears allllll the KC BBQ places that we’re proud of, wears all the KC gear, and his accent is exactly like Andy’s

-I also loved how he sprinkled in how Chiefs fans can’t stand the Denver Broncos and that Price Chopper 7 layer bean dip 🤣🤣🤣

-Trusting his players to work together as Andy kind of relies on his team as much as they rely on him.

This show was extra special because believe it or not, I’m a girl from KC who actually ended up marrying a man from Richmond, London, UK. So it’s kind of fun watching it with my husband who points out places he grew up going to while I point out the weird KC references to him. He also pointed out

Roy Kent is based off Vinnie Jones! Famous angry and hardass soccer player in the UK.

It’s so fun to watch and so special.

I tried to be Ted lasso for Halloween and shaved my beard

Hope I did the man justice

I am on my rewatch and cant stop appreciating him. He learnt the job and the game before he stepped in the country, his rendition of Bad romance was amazing, whole handling of Jamie’s dad (mind the door..oops), his acing Vegas length trip and hula hoop dancing in beard after hours, he was totally rocking those disco pants! He was the first to spot issues with Nathan, he was a total keeper to Jane.. and an amazing friend to diamond dogs, and Ted ofcourse!!

And Leslie’s family is 🫶🏻

Hello fans, I am going to see Brett Goldstein tomorrow in Seattle and am super pumped!! I splurged and bought myself a really good ticket and I’m so excited to get to see him in person. He takes questions from the audience.

Evidently you can put a question in a box that he’ll answer on stage.

I wanted to put it out to the wonderful Reddit community and see if anybody had any questions they’d like to ask ?

I love the episode!

And just noticed (on manymany rewatch) that just as he is congratulating himself for jumping on the bus, you see the purple neon cross of Jane’s club pass behind him through the window. This show has so many fun Easter eggs!

"Some times we win, some times we lose, most times we just tie"...... Ufff. That line just hit for some reason watching it this time. Thoughts on this?

For all the anxiety that Ted had about Dr. Jake proposing to Michelle in Paris, I've never heard anyone speculate that Dr. Jake asked, but Michelle said no. Perhaps Michelle had a bit of intuition to know something wasn't right...

Thanks for all the love! All my pieces are listed on Depop and Mercari @rubyrubyruby13 if you want to see more!

What a guy

Spoiler Alert: We didn’t win. But the cruise director said “I love that show!” After we announced ourselves. So it was a moral victory which I think Ted would appreciate.

Costumes from Amazon, except my boyfriend’s mustache, that’s home grown.