"I think you might be so sure you're one in a million, that, sometimes, you forget that out there you're just one in eleven"... that quote is so powerful I went back to hear it like 3 or 4 times...
the whole scene is just the best way of talking to jamie. explained to him perfectly what was wrong and made sure he knew it didn't completely overshadow what was right.
I discovered this show on a cross continent flight through a really low point in life. I have been watching it over and over again for the last 6 months coz it gives you the kind of comfort nothing else can give. The last season is flawed and yet you overlook it coz this show gave you so much.
I can not imagine how many people would show up to Ted’s funeral if he passed. The lives he touched in 3 years in Richmond is minute to how many more he will touch in his future endeavors.
The college he coached at, the Richmond players, the staffs of both organizations, the fans of both, rival coaches that garnered his respect, the future teams you mentioned.
Beard overcommitting to the bit with Ted's irl coaching makes me so happy, like how he literally THREW HIMSELF OUT OF A CHAIR to play along with Ted getting Nate to believe in himself. Ted and Beard are a dynamic duo and I love them
Hannah Waddingham has great facial expressions. You can clearly see what the character is thinking and feeling though the most subtle changes in her face. So natural
I love the restaurant scene. Cuz in the beginning of the day Trent to was skeptical about everything that was Ted, after sharing a meal with him he realized that Ted is simple as they come
If I had to debate myself for best character arcs/dynamics in the series, and it was in a tournament style bracket format…I wouldn’t be able to answer who would be in the final 4, but as a betting man…Trent Crimm would be a favorite for a deep run.
'Simple the way a sword is simple' - Sir Terry Prattchet describing a similarly optimistic character named Carrot. Straight-forward and caring to the utmost, but don't think that makes them dumb. They can cut right through to the heart of it all
At my lowest point this show randomly showed up on my TikTok feed. Binge the whole series in one week and proudly have the Blu-ray in my collection. This is one of the greatest shows of all time.
The beautiful thing about Ted telling Jamie he's a great player but he wants to see him become more of a team player, is how genuine Jamie is. For the first time, we get to see the real Jamie. He probably expected to get berated, like hie would with his father, but instead he gets gets fenuine praise he hasn't gotten before. And ted's advice is really more like fatherly wisdom. Jamie never had that before, and you can genuinely feel the words reach him.
@@beardedfool5865 yes !! I’m not sure about college, but I know they were in the Chicago groundlings together and have been in other shows and productions together. Beard (Brendan) was a writer on some stuff Jason was in too
I am more than half way through this life of mine and I truly love television. I have watched more tv than I care to admit. Having said that this show warmed my heart like no piece of entertainment ever has. I am grateful that it was made!
I love the scene where he talks about being sad and alone. When my father died i was "sad and alone" i wrecked me for years. When my mom passed I wasn't alone i had my daughter and wife to get me through it, same devastating event but two different outcomes.
10:46 You can hear the Ted Lasso theme play on the acoustic guitar in the background. You can hear it in other scenes too and boy to I LOVE that small detail.
Ted would probably tell us that forgiveness is key and that letting go isn’t giving up😂 but as far as the marriage counselor situation…..I’m not gonna lie something about that relationship feels unethical to me
I wish they would have at least addressed it. Just have her “prove” in some what that she didn’t cheat and she went to him after everything was done. Still wrong, but wouldn’t hate her as much.
Recently rewatched the whole show. It's roughly 18 months after counseling had ended, so no, not straight after, but yeah, it's weird every time I watch it.
Things I just now realized.... Nate.... is Tim Grimes, from The Martian. The young guy, the one who was like "This won't exactly be an Algonquin round table of witty repartee" when they were telling him to point a camera to send a message up to Watney.
Also difference in countries shows.... "It's the hope that kills you" is very post-war british because yeah, hoping the bombings would stop? You'll get real fucked up in the head if you do that. America never really had to deal much with that outside of PH, and even then, it was one day.
In a moment where it kinda creeps me out to think my electronic devices are listening to my conversations, my boyfriend said that I really needed to watch this show.... a couple of hours later, this pops up in my feed... I am intrigued! Either the Universe is in cahoots with my boyfriend or the electronics really are listening!
@kayf.9250 I am starting Season 2 now - and I have to say I am absolutely in love with Ted Lasso!!! I wish there were more people like him in the world....
He tore his hamster strings! I’ve seen some gnarly hamster string injuries. It seemed like the whole thigh, butt and lower back were black and blue. Woof.
My ex introduced me to it. The funny thing is that she was American and I'm from the UK so we were kind of like Michelle and Ted in the sense that we were both in different places. Watching clips of it now has me conflicted because I still love it but it hurts at the same time because it reminds me of her. Regardless, I'm glad a S4 is possibly coming.
@@TomAndrews91 starting my own divorce with my little boy stuck in the middle... it gets hard in a lot of spots for me... Among other moments in the show... What makes it even more personal. Kansas City... The chiefs.... I grew up in that area.. . actually where Jason Sudekis( Ted) went to college is where I grew up.. but I honestly believe that's why this show works so well... For you it's the football clubs.. your very own country and everything... But for others like me... It's Ted .. cause where he grew up. Was raised...
He basically emptied out of the cereal box a shredded wheat and didn't know what to do with it (pour over milk to soften it). It's assumed rebate it like a biscuit instead
Nate made some bad decisions, but Ted would surely tell us to have some empathy! He has his own reasons for feeling hurt that drove him to make the choices he did, even if they were choices that hurt others. He isn’t bad, he’s wounded, which means there’s still a chance for him to turn things around…..stick with him in season 3 and enjoy the rest of the show❤️
@@kayf.9250 ted never really did him wrong tho, he was listened to and took teds panic attacks and used it against him lol, hes a horrible person fr. yeah he has daddy issues etc but doesn't mean you get to hurt ppl also he got yelled at by ted once and he apologized first thing the next day
@@Coopyi it doesn’t mean you get to hurt people, but the truth of being human is that sometimes you DO hurt people and make big mistakes. That also doesn’t mean a person is a lost cause for forever. Ted Lasso is a beautiful show all about having empathy for others even through the most complex and ugly parts of being human. Nate’s storyline is in this show for a reason, to show that people may really hurt others but that it might stem from their own personal damage, and also maybe that redemption is possible even for those who made big mistakes. Forgiveness and empathy are such huge themes in the show.
@@kayf.9250exactly Nate feels held back and bullied and now he's got his opportunity, he's behaving like he thinks a "big shot" behaves. But he's someone in life who percieves everything as a slight. Look how he takes banter from everyone, but can't take it from Colin. How when he assumed he was sacked as kit man, he insulted Rebecca before he realised he got promoted. And the picture. Nate is an example of a damaged person who got more opportunities under Ted but still felt Ted was getting all of Nates "Credit".
"I think you might be so sure you're one in a million, that, sometimes, you forget that out there you're just one in eleven"... that quote is so powerful I went back to hear it like 3 or 4 times...
the whole scene is just the best way of talking to jamie. explained to him perfectly what was wrong and made sure he knew it didn't completely overshadow what was right.
I discovered this show on a cross continent flight through a really low point in life. I have been watching it over and over again for the last 6 months coz it gives you the kind of comfort nothing else can give. The last season is flawed and yet you overlook it coz this show gave you so much.
Completely agree, this show is so special! Last season may have been flawed but it was still sincere and heartfelt, I still love it!
I thought the final season was a perfect way to end the show.
❤
Real asf homie, hope youre doing better :)
I hope you’re doing well. I thought the last season was flawed. And it is but I think that’s what makes it perfect
I can not imagine how many people would show up to Ted’s funeral if he passed. The lives he touched in 3 years in Richmond is minute to how many more he will touch in his future endeavors.
The college he coached at, the Richmond players, the staffs of both organizations, the fans of both, rival coaches that garnered his respect, the future teams you mentioned.
You're good people. I wish I knew you.
Beard overcommitting to the bit with Ted's irl coaching makes me so happy, like how he literally THREW HIMSELF OUT OF A CHAIR to play along with Ted getting Nate to believe in himself. Ted and Beard are a dynamic duo and I love them
"No fight club!"
didn't realize before Beard crossed out "hamstring" to write "TORN BUTT" and that is SO charming they are such a good duo!!!!
Hannah Waddingham has great facial expressions. You can clearly see what the character is thinking and feeling though the most subtle changes in her face. So natural
I love the restaurant scene. Cuz in the beginning of the day Trent to was skeptical about everything that was Ted, after sharing a meal with him he realized that Ted is simple as they come
Not simple just decent and kind.
If I had to debate myself for best character arcs/dynamics in the series, and it was in a tournament style bracket format…I wouldn’t be able to answer who would be in the final 4, but as a betting man…Trent Crimm would be a favorite for a deep run.
'Simple the way a sword is simple' - Sir Terry Prattchet describing a similarly optimistic character named Carrot. Straight-forward and caring to the utmost, but don't think that makes them dumb. They can cut right through to the heart of it all
He knew he couldn’t hate Ted that’s what it was, cos if you hated ted you hated life
“I forgot I’m left handed” is Teds Doc Holliday moment
That's an excellent spot on comparison!
4:20 I like to think this is why Trent decided to write his book. Ted reminded him of his love to write and maybe didn’t love journalism as much
I never thought about that angle of that!
At my lowest point this show randomly showed up on my TikTok feed. Binge the whole series in one week and proudly have the Blu-ray in my collection. This is one of the greatest shows of all time.
You can tell Sam bought in way before everyone else.
Yep
My favorite character
He's one happy goldfish
Sam was the beginning
Dani was the catalyst
Jamie was the result
“You know you may think that you’re the only one who can see what he really is…but you’re not”
So much truth in such simple lines
My favourite
Perfect. She knew he was on her side. She needed that.
"You complaining is like Woody Allen playing clarinet, I don't wanna hear it."
😂😂
The beautiful thing about Ted telling Jamie he's a great player but he wants to see him become more of a team player, is how genuine Jamie is. For the first time, we get to see the real Jamie. He probably expected to get berated, like hie would with his father, but instead he gets gets fenuine praise he hasn't gotten before. And ted's advice is really more like fatherly wisdom. Jamie never had that before, and you can genuinely feel the words reach him.
Jason did an incredible job bringing Ted Lasso to life. So much nuance, such a good actor.
"i forgive you" it always tugs my heart
Mae in the background during the darts scene is perfect.
Big smile on her face watching Ted, but glancing at Rupert every so often. Excellent.
Brendan and Jason have such good chemistry you can tell they’ve been working together for a long time
What's beard and Ted right? If i remember correctly they were college friends and the idea of Ted came up around then. Or something similar
@@beardedfool5865 yes !! I’m not sure about college, but I know they were in the Chicago groundlings together and have been in other shows and productions together. Beard (Brendan) was a writer on some stuff Jason was in too
The scene reveals he makes the biscuits remains my all time favorite Ted lasso characteristic 😭❤️
I am more than half way through this life of mine and I truly love television. I have watched more tv than I care to admit. Having said that this show warmed my heart like no piece of entertainment ever has. I am grateful that it was made!
One of the most special shows I’ve ever seen for sure!
A nice one but decently different. Is the US version of Wilfred. Great life lessons with funny to great examples.
Ted: “on or off”
Roy: “off” (clearly meaning the tv)
Ted: *turns off lights*
😂😂😂😂
I didn't see it that way. I assumed he meant lights. Definitely a different take on a simple line.
This show will make you believe in people...yourself included.
I just rewatch and rewatch. Each episode has beautiful nuggets of love and hope.
The darts scene is absolute perfection!
Beautifully put together. You’ve captured everything about Ted in the first season.
I love the scene where he talks about being sad and alone. When my father died i was "sad and alone" i wrecked me for years. When my mom passed I wasn't alone i had my daughter and wife to get me through it, same devastating event but two different outcomes.
As soon as that first dart hit, Rupert knew he was cooked.
This is a show that provides comfort. The emotional growth of some of the characters is a pleasure to witness.
10:46 You can hear the Ted Lasso theme play on the acoustic guitar in the background. You can hear it in other scenes too and boy to I LOVE that small detail.
Even during the sadder parts you get a good feeling just from the outstanding performances of the characters.
- "Do you believe in ghosts, Ted"
- "Yes I do, but more importantly I think they should believe in themselves."
Inspiring? Comedic? Iconic.
THANK YOU for all the time it took to put this together.
Is it me or I’ll never forgive Ted’s ex wife for giving up and going straight to the marriage counselor
Ted would probably tell us that forgiveness is key and that letting go isn’t giving up😂 but as far as the marriage counselor situation…..I’m not gonna lie something about that relationship feels unethical to me
@@kayf.9250It was HELLA unethical. He probably used stuff Ted told him in confidence to heighten his chances with Ted’s ex-wife.
I wish they would have at least addressed it. Just have her “prove” in some what that she didn’t cheat and she went to him after everything was done. Still wrong, but wouldn’t hate her as much.
I didn't have an issue with her falling out of love with Ted but yeah the marriage consular thing was weird.
Recently rewatched the whole show. It's roughly 18 months after counseling had ended, so no, not straight after, but yeah, it's weird every time I watch it.
Awesome show! In this highlight reel I would also include Roy’s press conference.
That dart scene gets me every time. Where is the box of tissues
Man, this show makes me feel good.
Things I just now realized....
Nate.... is Tim Grimes, from The Martian. The young guy, the one who was like "This won't exactly be an Algonquin round table of witty repartee" when they were telling him to point a camera to send a message up to Watney.
Also difference in countries shows.... "It's the hope that kills you" is very post-war british because yeah, hoping the bombings would stop? You'll get real fucked up in the head if you do that. America never really had to deal much with that outside of PH, and even then, it was one day.
When Rupert walks up talking about Sam on defense, look at Ted’s face. Man is from Kansas.
Your channel is a must-watch for me. Thank you!
Your channel deserves more recognition.
In a moment where it kinda creeps me out to think my electronic devices are listening to my conversations, my boyfriend said that I really needed to watch this show.... a couple of hours later, this pops up in my feed... I am intrigued! Either the Universe is in cahoots with my boyfriend or the electronics really are listening!
Or it’s simply a sign saying you need to watch this show (you do need to watch this show)
@kayf.9250 😁.... I heeded the Universe and watched the show and now, I'm hooked!!❤️❤️
@@shervellebergholz YES!!! How much have you watched??
@kayf.9250 I am starting Season 2 now - and I have to say I am absolutely in love with Ted Lasso!!! I wish there were more people like him in the world....
@@shervellebergholz season 2 is SUCH a journey. Enjoy & have fun potentially crying a whoooole lot
He tore his hamster strings! I’ve seen some gnarly hamster string injuries. It seemed like the whole thigh, butt and lower back were black and blue. Woof.
God damnit!
Now I have to watch this series over again!🤣🤣🤣❤️
So many great scenes in this show 😂😢😊😝🤪😅🥹🥰😆🤨😎❤
One piece of cereal
idk if you've seen the ep but it's because he tried shredded wheat and they come as big logs essentially lol
5:20 technically woody did have a plastic head
Onward. Forward.
One of my favorite lines in the show.
Am I wrong in thinking that this show saved a lot of people?
I'm about to start on the tough road of divorce and my little boy is in the middle. And this show has single handedly helped my days be better
@@aaronjeter8391
I’ve been there brother.
It gets better.
My ex introduced me to it. The funny thing is that she was American and I'm from the UK so we were kind of like Michelle and Ted in the sense that we were both in different places. Watching clips of it now has me conflicted because I still love it but it hurts at the same time because it reminds me of her. Regardless, I'm glad a S4 is possibly coming.
@@TomAndrews91 starting my own divorce with my little boy stuck in the middle... it gets hard in a lot of spots for me... Among other moments in the show... What makes it even more personal. Kansas City... The chiefs.... I grew up in that area.. . actually where Jason Sudekis( Ted) went to college is where I grew up.. but I honestly believe that's why this show works so well... For you it's the football clubs.. your very own country and everything... But for others like me... It's Ted .. cause where he grew up. Was raised...
It definitely has
Such a fantastic show
I love that Rebecca was bummed about the kazoo.
Ted Lasso saves the world
This will save humanity ❤
Tell yous all something tho, there’s a lot of life lessons to be learnt in this show, kinda light bulbs moments ❤️
"barbeque sauce"
The “one piece of cereal” thing is going over my head. Is that like a Weetabix thing?
@@kyler.windhorst I believe so, or something similar
They show it in the show, the scene just isn’t in this compilation lol
He basically emptied out of the cereal box a shredded wheat and didn't know what to do with it (pour over milk to soften it). It's assumed rebate it like a biscuit instead
Shredded wheat in the US has a biscuit option as well.
Well Fuck!!! Maaan so much..... Thank you Ted Lasso
Season four is coming. Looking forward to the new stories.
Just noticed his address is 9 1/2, like Harry Potter's train platform. 0:51
Similar but the train platform from Harry Potter was 9 3/4
Likely it's a property split into two flats. No. 9 and No 9 1/2
Yeah Sam, be a goldfish :)
i dont know why but i lump ted lasso and bobs burgers together.
The nephew of George (NORM!) Wendt. Funny must be genetic.
If they do a Richmand womens team series, "soccer girl" Shannon Hayes needs to be there!
“Bar b q sauce”
Burnette Oscar the grouch
What town has Walt Whitman billboards?
It's a quote, so could be for an advertisement
I assumed it was painted on the school as a mural
Plenty of areas invest in public art, and that falls under it. He didn't say it was on a billboard
i liked nate until i couldnt stand him, im on season 3 currently.
Nate made some bad decisions, but Ted would surely tell us to have some empathy! He has his own reasons for feeling hurt that drove him to make the choices he did, even if they were choices that hurt others. He isn’t bad, he’s wounded, which means there’s still a chance for him to turn things around…..stick with him in season 3 and enjoy the rest of the show❤️
@@kayf.9250 ted never really did him wrong tho, he was listened to and took teds panic attacks and used it against him lol, hes a horrible person fr. yeah he has daddy issues etc but doesn't mean you get to hurt ppl also he got yelled at by ted once and he apologized first thing the next day
@@kayf.9250 i get what you're saying but hes an ass fr
@@Coopyi it doesn’t mean you get to hurt people, but the truth of being human is that sometimes you DO hurt people and make big mistakes. That also doesn’t mean a person is a lost cause for forever. Ted Lasso is a beautiful show all about having empathy for others even through the most complex and ugly parts of being human. Nate’s storyline is in this show for a reason, to show that people may really hurt others but that it might stem from their own personal damage, and also maybe that redemption is possible even for those who made big mistakes. Forgiveness and empathy are such huge themes in the show.
@@kayf.9250exactly Nate feels held back and bullied and now he's got his opportunity, he's behaving like he thinks a "big shot" behaves. But he's someone in life who percieves everything as a slight. Look how he takes banter from everyone, but can't take it from Colin. How when he assumed he was sacked as kit man, he insulted Rebecca before he realised he got promoted. And the picture. Nate is an example of a damaged person who got more opportunities under Ted but still felt Ted was getting all of Nates "Credit".
Teds wife was in better off ted