Apple TV+'s "Ted Lasso" (Season 3)

[NVllyRnnr]

Originally Posted by Damon1281

Just discovered this show. I passed on it for awhile because I'm not a fan of sports themed shows, but this is great. One wonderfully bad joke after another and the cast is super.

Cheers!

[Damon1281]

Nate's hair turned grey pretty quick didn't it?

So anyway, no more until Dec 2 I suppose. The bad part about binge-ing is when you run out.

[Heinz-Klett]

Season 3 premieres March 15

Ted Lasso — Season 3 Official Teaser | Apple TV+ - YouTube

[terp_fan99]

Ugh, I was hoping they wouldn't

[Show spoiler]break up Roy and Keeley. This is definitely Ted's last season coaching there. It's pretty obvious he wants to be back home near his son. I just wonder if they'll go the typical Hollywood route of the underdog winning the whole thing or if they'll actually finish in last and he'll get fired.

[Sozo]

This season is gonna hurt.

[El Rey]

Originally Posted by terp_fan99

Ugh, I was hoping they wouldn't

[Show spoiler]break up Roy and Keeley. This is definitely Ted's last season coaching there. It's pretty obvious he wants to be back home near his son. I just wonder if they'll go the typical Hollywood route of the underdog winning the whole thing or if they'll actually finish in last and he'll get fired.

I think there was a quote in today's episode that foreshadowed your last sentence

I know we are only two episodes into the season but I am loving it so far. There's been a moment in each episode that just gets me in the feels.

[Doc Samson]

Can't wait for episode 3 this week!

[BluBonnet]

I really lovely episode this week. Really love it every time

[Show spoiler]Sassy

pops up

[chad_1138]

Nice nod to

[Show spoiler]Pulp Fiction

in this weeks episode.

[terp_fan99]

The practice scenes in this week's episode were hilarious...especially the

[Show spoiler]Beard/Will swap and Roy's string experiment.

[avs commenter]

This weeks episode was probably the funniest one they have ever had

[El Rey]

not being talked about a lot but every episode still has had a moment to activate my allergies. Only complaint I have, which is very minor, is that there is not a lot of focus on Ted and a lot more on the supporting cast, which is fine because its good but this being the final season, I don't want them to rush any kind of storyline or ending for him.

I did see some chatter online that this season has been too "woke". As much as I don't like "woke" material, I dislike the overuse of the categorization just as much. When something is "woke" to me it feels fake, a corporation shoehorning in an agenda for the sake of hitting on all demos. But with Ted everything feels very organic, sincere and in total lockstep with the characters and arc over the course of the show.

I'm gonna miss this when its gone.

[Doc Samson]

This season does not feel like it's building toward being the last. I'm not exactly sure how they can wrap the whole series up in the next 3 episodes.

[El Rey]

another great episode but my continued minor gripe - not enough Ted
Did Sudeikis piss off the writers or did he have too much personal life ex drama going on during filming or what?

[BudBaxter]

Felt that one needed a 'previously on'. Were we supposed to remember who the irritating biliionaire guy was, or why he hates Sam? Because I still don't. Really wanted someone to punch him in his smug face in the restaurant scene, but Sam's too nice.

Also, the spit-take that ended the episode was really weird.

[Petey Parker]

Originally Posted by BudBaxter

Felt that one needed a 'previously on'. Were we supposed to remember who the irritating biliionaire guy was, or why he hates Sam? Because I still don't. Really wanted someone to punch him in his smug face in the restaurant scene, but Sam's too nice.

Also, the spit-take that ended the episode was really weird.

From Season 1:

Ted Lasso: Ted Lasso Spits In Rebecca’s Face… Ohh The Bubbles 😂 - YouTube

[ps3bd_owner]

Watched the first episode of the third season and felt like a chore, but the ending rewarded itself as that's what I like about the show – Ted Lasso! The comedic soccer manager (don't really care about the soccer part).

[El Rey]

Maybe I remembered the billionaire and spit take since I binged the first two seasons over the course of about a week last summer but they were nice callbacks

But man, each episode this season has had a scene that gets my eyes watery but damn this weeks episodes had about 3-4 scenes and the last scenes with Beard and Nate, Ted and Dottie - full on allergy attacks man. Can't remember a show that has hit me like this one has, consistently.

[ps3bd_owner]

This show started off great with a first season, the second was very good too, but this third just feels very weak and uninteresting to me as it lacks Ted on many episodes and instead focuses on other characters.

Plus, this season they've injected it with politics and race, so it's obvious they're pushing an agenda. Not something I'd expect considering this is a comedy/sport show and if I wanted that, I'd just watch CNN or CBS.

That said, at the end of episode 11 Ted is making a important announcement so it's either he'll come back home or his illness (to be honest, he's been keeping it well hidden from the rest of them so it's probably going back home for his kid).

[tcripe]

Originally Posted by ps3bd_owner

Plus, this season they've injected it with politics and race, so it's obvious they're pushing an agenda. Not something I'd expect considering this is a comedy/sport show and if I wanted that, I'd just watch CNN or CBS.

Holy cringe bro. 10% of the population is gay. Get over yourself. Also, racism in the Futbol world is a very real problem.