r/TedLasso

Just finished season 2. Definitely sad to see Nate’s antagonistic arc, I’m curious about something before I get a chance to watch season 3.

Is anything that Nate said to Ted before the final match based In reality? In my eyes, it seems like a man who is battling some intense struggles in his mind but I don’t really agree with any of his jabs he threw towards Ted. Aside from being really nasty to him, it also sounded very false.

Do you think anything he said was actually right, about Ted building him up and leaving him out to dry etc, or is this really just someone who’s fighting demons?

Edit:

Great points guys, thanks. I did forget about a lot of the small slights against Nate and nuggets of info throughout the season. Looking forward to S3!

Tell me the dog is okay, seriously.

I'm a first time watcher and am binge watching the show. Dr. Jake was SUCH a dark twist to me!
I did NOT expect for Teds ex wife to date her therapist who also did a brief stint as their marriage counselor. I understand that the show is focusing on Teds emotional landscape but how has this man not been reported to his ethics / licensing board? If I was her neighbor I would report him much less a close family member or friend.

I wonder if this is representing some sort of tone change in S3, but I will see!

On yet another upteenth watch and I've noticed yet another thing I never did before. Watching Beard After Hours and when he and the guys walk into Honey and Bones, Beard tells the guys to strut. Baz immediately starts to walk exactly like Nate did in season 1 "For the Children" when he and Ted are walking into the charity event.

It's just those little things that make me smile and wonder what else I haven't noticed the previous nth times I've watched this show.

It almost hit 400 episodes I'm sooo excited to listen to it! I can't get enough of his voice and accent outside the show. It just sounds so gentle and modulated I feel like I'm being comforted (which I badly need lately).

Podcast title: Films to be buried with with Brett Goldstein. Available in spotify.

Not hating on the real West Ham club, but man they are about to get relegated. Two points back of Tottenham. They have to win and Tottenham lose to stay up. The last two teams have no chance of avoiding it. So lets see if West Ham can avoid Richmond's fate in season one. Lets pull for West Ham for once. LOL

I’m going to Ted Lasso trivia tonight. I JUST finished rewatching the entire series and did some online quizzes. Butttt I want to know what yall think some tougher questions may be! I want to cram as much as possible before we head out. ◡̈

Why is the fact that Dani chose Isaac to take a penalty treated like a huge thing? Is there any reference to previous episodes that I didn't get?

I mean, yeah, there's the corner kick, but apart from that?

Some key things you've probably all already talked about but which have brought me joy on this rewatch:

- The way Ted says about girl talk that you just blabber on and nothing gets solved, and Roy repeats it later on when talking about the Diamond Dogs.

- The psychic says about the green matchbook to Rebecca, but then also says she'll be upside down, and "drenched... But safe."

- The locker room scene in Season 3 when Ted references "wishing time" and then speaks to the team about Zava, to which Dani responds "I just wished for that thirty seconds ago!"

- The way the songs reflect the storyline - "Strange" as Ted signs divorce papers; the use of "Never Gonna Give You Up" - would love to find more of these.

I have ADHD so I often miss these things first time around, or don't give them the attention they deserve. I'd love for you to share other cool callbacks and bits you've enjoyed.

It just brings me such joy! I love this show.

I recently wrapped up Ted Lasso and I am officially in love. I seriously wish I could erase my brain just to watch it for the first time again.

Friends had been telling me to watch it for years, but I never gave it a real chance. However, seeing hints that Season 4 might center around a women's team really sparked my curiosity. I wanted to catch up before the premiere, and I ended up binging the entire series. It blew me away.

I’m so curious: for those of you who were here from day one and watched it week-by-week for three years, what was that journey like? And what was your reaction when you found out we are getting a Season 4 / soft reboot?

Also, I need some advice on how to recommend this show to others. My friends previously only described it as "very funny," which didn't do it justice for me. Now that I've seen it, I realize how much depth it has. As a woman, I personally love the authentic bromance—Roy and Jamie’s relationship is so beautiful and genuine!

How do you usually pitch the show to someone who hasn't seen it yet? I'd love to hear your thoughts!

this thing at Southampton . where they were caught spying on their rivals Middlesbrough really does sound like something nate shelley would do.