Ted Lasso - 3x11 Mom City - Group Reaction
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2024
- It's Mom Week and Man City week in this heartfelt penultimate episode of Ted Lasso! The Normies review and discuss after the reaction!
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In the pilot episode (the beginning of his journey), Ted says to Beard that they aren't in Kansas anymore, a direct quote from The Wizard of Oz. The Wizard of Oz pinball machine has been right there the pub the whole time.
The whole show has been pointing toward Ted returning to Kansas from the first episode. It's why he's from Kansas in the first place. His name, "Theodore," is the syllabic reverse of "Dorothy." He travels to a strange and wonderful place, meets some great people and some terrible people, gets all of his new friends the things they *need* rather than the things they want, etc. "Dottie" (Ted's mom) is also nickname for Dorothy. "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" plays over the closing scene of You've Got Mail, the movie they were watching in this episode. The song over the closing credits to this episode of Ted Lasso is "Home," the finale from the musical The Wiz.
Sudeikis has said often, since the show began, that the story he wanted to tell would take three seasons. It's been planned from the beginning.
Wow Wow Wow
I don’t think y’all noticed, but at 15:30, that bald guy is Manchester City’s current coach (irl). His name is Pep Guardiola.
The Beard scene explaining his and Ted's backstory gets me every time. Three seasons of wondering why this strange, quiet, reader who (apparently) has a fairly wild life outside the office is attached to and quite clearly protective of a man like Ted gets answered in the hallway w/ Nate. From the beginning we see Beard as a fairly complete human being. There's not a whole lot of "character development" for him over 3 seasons. It's not until this moment that we see where he came from and can appreciate how far he's come to be a coach in the Premiere League. I love it. One of the best episodes of the series.
It also explains why he was so angry at Nate. Nate reminded him of himself and how he failed Ted.
This episode felt like the show runners knew Van Damme was kind of a punching bag and wanted to show that he's actually a talented goalie. Before this episode, aside from some sportscaster commentary during season 1's finale, every time Van Damme was on screen he failed to stop a goal. It's understandable that he's a good goalie, but before this episode, we were only shown his failures. This episode showed us why he was a great goalie in the premier league.
"He got fired" is so indicative of just how much of this show flies right by them as reactors. Literally missed of moments that aren't even subtle every single episode. I really don't like being negative but I haven't seen a group of people simply miss SO MUCH of the soul of a show... consistently
I honestly feel it’s because of having so many people watching together. You lose something for the intimacy of watching a show when you have more than 2-3 people watching because people are social beings, so we talk. The problem is they talked over A LOT of important parts and missed so much of the nuance and heart of the show because of it.
@@charlesedwards2856What you're saying is they're reacting
Agreed every prediction they have is the complete opposite of the shows reaction.
I love the continuity in this show... Roy trying to come on to Jamie's mom was revenge for Jamie calling Roy's sister fit! 😆
Suraj saying “fuck you, stay an asshole” is a good indicator that we are all at different places in our journey. After another rewatch I can’t imagine suraj holding that same sentiment.
@joli7948especially with them pinning the fucking comment about how we should be nice to them for being dumb and not ever trying to fucking change.
Beard was all the fans it’s so hard to forgive someone who was a dick to a nice guy like Ted
Absolutely right
my favorite bit about Sad Jamie is when his fans wanted to take a selfie with him, he grabs the phone and took a picture of the fans instead lmfao
The ManCity Coach is the actual ManCity Coach Pep Guardila, for a lot of people the best Manager of the 21. Century or all time.
Current Champions Leage, FA Cup and Premier League Winner to achiev this in maybe the best League is outstanding.
it is funny watching people not know who he is lol
Men being weirded out at idea of hugging their mom, expected lmao.
After hearing Beard's story I understand why Michelle Lasso has never spoken to or acknowledged him .
why are Pat and Suraj so close to being like Brent in the last season of The Good Place? how is Pat 'HR' and yet doesn't know what Iovebombing is, doesn't recognize creepy behavior, doesn't notice Barbara is showing Keely compassion since the Paris episode?..
It's a title without a meaning for a company of this size. It's pretty funny actually because he usually sides with the most toxic characters in every show/movie and has pretty bad emotional intelligence overall haha
@Navi - the whole "they fuck you up, your mum and dad. They may not mean to, but they do" thing is from a poem called 'This be the verse' by the great Philip Larkin. It's amazing, as is pretty much everything Larkin ever knocked out, so it would be well worth your time looking him up.
1. Jamie's mum calling him a "sexy little baby" is another callback to season 1, when Jamie said he was a sexy little baby. It was on point for the episode (how you pick up your parents faults) but it was still a weird interaction.
2. Jamie's mother is basically a (slightly) older version of Keeley. So there's that. I'm not sure how old the characters are meant to be, but the actresses playing Jamie's mother is only 10 years older (43) than the actress playing Keeley (33).
Suraj, Jamie literally said to Ted he'd say F you and Thank you to his own dad. Shut up about what is Ted allowed to say to his mom. I'm sick of people excusing verbaI a>use of kids, but when the kids
strikes back, suddenly it's all ohhh, ahhh, it's your parent!
I grew up brown/indian and I just know I would NEVER say 'f u' to my parents lol. Different upbringings.
@@Thenormiesthen maybe they didn’t fucking deserve it, but some parents do and if you don’t tell them off when it’s needed they already fucked you up more than you’ll ever recover from
So funny seeing Americans watch this show. Pep Guardiola showing up and having no reaction whatsoever.
Absolutely one of the biggest legends of the sport, from playing in the midfield of Barcelona for over a decade to then becoming the best coach in the world for the last 16 years... and nothing. It's like having Steve Kerr show up in a show about basketball, but with an even more accomplished and well-renowned player/manager.
You can live anywhere in the world and not give a fuck about football.
I love that Pep made a cameo. Such class and an absolute legend. Also, I’m American. Lol
ugly americans
@J_Tevo americans on smaller reactchanneIs, that are very much fans of football, actually do notice him as well as Mike Dean. These people on this channeI know nothing about football.
More like a non-soccer fan thing. im from brazil (best in world at soccer) and idk who pep is :shrug:
That moment when Jamie starts to well up and Roy is like "WOAH" put me through a ringer of emotions. At first I started tearing up from seeing Jamie's face but then Roy's reaction made me keel over laughing. Gat damn I love this show.
15:30 You only get 3 substitutions per game, and if you sub someone off, you cannot sub them back on. Instead he elects to wait and see if Jamie can continue on his own.
@@332ndCompany we do the same in MLS now. Started during the restart of the league during pandemic when so many players weren't fully match-fit, and we just kind of stuck with it because it worked so well. Aren't most pro leagues around the world doing it now? Maybe FIFA changed the laws of the game for it.
the dudes often have bad takes on this show so i try not to be surprised, but sexualizing jamie’s closeness with his mom is so outta pocket
True. He goes to her for comfort.
Damn…have y’all not been held by your parents in the past decade. That’s honestly kinda sad.
This is the first time in my life I can resonate with a hate-watcher lmao. I almost stopped watching the Ted reactions 4-5 episodes back, because I just genuinely stopped enjoying this specific groups commentary on it. But all I had to do was adjust the way I was framing what I enjoyed about the reactions.
And now that were SO CLOSE to the finish line, I just gotta tough it out lmao I can do this. 😂😂😂
This show is one of the few shows that can make you cry in one moment and have you laughing the next. Takes real skill to do that.
I love the normies but this show has showed me how immature and emotionally unintelligent they all are
Thank you guys for making me smile and laugh during a time in my life where it’s hard to enjoy certain moments . Keep it up 👌🏾
I didn’t see a problem with Jamie laying down on his mom. She’s the only parent that’s always been their for him. Not everything has to be sexual seesh. The sexy little baby was a call back to season 1
You've Got Mail is not only an amazing film, it also has one of the BEST soundtracks of all time.
It's so crazy that after watching this whole show you guys still don't understand the characters
Claaassic Normies.. haha
@@user-cx1sx9wp5r I'm always of the opinion that anyone should be able to watch any show, but Pat and a lot of times even the others on the couch have had a lot of bad takes, overwhelmingly so, to the point where they've made me stop watching their reactions to this show. This is a show that would have highly benefited from Marketa and Chris and even Mickey watching it. Esp Marketa would have reigned in Pat's awful takes which I don't see the others in these reactions do.
And they had the fucking nerve to pin a comment that reflected the values they aren’t holding while watching the show and the show itself isn’t _actually_ saying.
You've Got Mail > Sleepless in Seattle
Yeah - I said it
3:55 he did not get fired! what is wrong with you?
If you can’t forgive Nate you never really understood the show.
Not everyone is the same, some people are like “You betray me you ain’t getting another chance” and that’s perfectly fine, not everyone is the same🤷🏻♂️
@@YC_001yeah, if you were fucking raped and abused or some shit. Nate was just really mad at Ted and tore a fucking sign. That’s not “I’ll never fucking forgive you” level of betrayal and if it is for you, get fucking therapy
@@YC_001 But then that should apply to everyone on the show and it never is.
I feel like Navi and Suraj really don't like this show anymore.
Was waiting for their reaction when Pep appears in the show but then realised they are Americans
The person who Ted shake hands with is the real life Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola
This episode made me cry so hard.
Fun Fact about professional Sports: A lot of pro athletes in long running sports (especially contact sports), mostly function during games on painkillers. Hell, a lot of NFL athletes are basically stabbed with cocktails of painkillers before games to help them deal with the micro fractures they accumulate. For European footballers, it was a bit of a problem in the past with the amount of painkillers they received. Recently, while players are still given painkillers when injured on the field (and still viable to play), they aren't given things like Oxy or Vicodin anymore.
You would think it’s common by now but people really don’t realize athletes have to be on those types of drugs to function at the level they are at.
It kills me that Pat guessed something right--that someone (Roy) kinda seemed like he wanted to F someone else's Mom (Jamie's mom).
I guess it's Pat's once per season moment of clarity. 😄
31:30 or so - yeah, American Football is definitely more violent, but they have more protective gear (I played from the age of 6 until I was 15, all of it in full pads & helmets). The impression I get from people who don't know the game is that they think that soccer's like volleyball, or something else where most injuries seem to be self-inflicted. Soccer's more like the NBA, there's a whole lot of bumping and banging out there. I discovered that the 'hard way' when I started playing the game myself (I'm American, but love soccer) as an adult. I still have a scar on the back of one of my legs where some Colombian dude slid into me with feet high and studs (cleats) up 35yrs ago. And that was just a pick-up game in the park!
You missed some great parts like them going to jamies room and roy trying to hug jamies mom and you missed pep guardiola the actual coach and one of the best managers of all time how?
Not everyone knows the guy pal, relax, it's normal.
@@universalpower419 Ted was literally surprised what are you talking about
9:42 In my top 5 too!!!!! I watched it at least once a month 🤣 (it's my comfort movie along with Ratatouille, While You Were Sleeping and Fury Road)
So now I need your reaction to You've Got Mail 😅
The comment of Jamie's mom calling him a sect baby calls back to season one during the barrel fire scene to break the curse. And the conversation about playing hurt was actually addressed during this game. Roy says he's fine with Jamie playing hurt and that he is to do it all the time. Beard then yells that Roy can't walk up stairs.
pep guardiola? of course the normies do not recognize him.
"It's not making you cry Jamie?"
Maybe he's not a big fan of gaslighting.
@joli7948 Yup.
None of you even noticed the the Man City Manager is the real manager Pep Guardiola. Best HC in the world. That was a very big deal for the show to have him.
The "fuck you and thank you" thing came from what Jamie told Ted he would say to his father for everything.
Are you guy gonna react to The Last Kingdom series any soon?
Waiting for so long for that one to watch with you guys❤❤❤
ik im super late but just wanted to comment on the relationship with Jamie and his mom feeling weird for some people... just cause she's generally attractive doesn't mean she's gotta be sexualized... Roy and Keely didn't think it was weird because of this, but because they've never seen him be this affectionate... Jamie wasn't weird with his mum cause he didn't sexualize her, he's close with her and he missed her....... not everything is like that
Navi looks like a teenager with those glasses on.
16:54 I don't think it is "Lasso wisdom". I think that's Dr Sharon wisdom, and it's exactly what Ted's been working on himself. He had an opportunity to pass it forward to Jamie, and that's why he's talking about forgiveness. Ted was angry at his Dad for quitting.
Aw maaan it's over in the next week. This has been fun!
please watch succession after this. Good balance of wholesome show (Ted) and Dark drama (Succession).
@@HeyFrank lmao
Haha, it was Tom and Meg in Sleepless in Seattle too. Rana I think you might’ve been thinking of Sleepjng with the Enemy which is actually Julia Roberts not Sandy Bullock, lol.
Suraj that joke about Beard’s brother, Mustache was hilarious. I was lost for a second like did we know Beard has a brother.
Just for you to know, the Coach at the end of the match against Man City, is Pepe Guardiola, the real Coach for Manchester United.
Damn.. YOu guys cut out a lot of great moments I wanted to see a reaction to. Like last episode at the end of the Uncle's Day scene when Jamie says Roy's sister is fit. Love Beard and Nate's moment. Jamie has had the biggest character arc for sure.
So sad the cut the part with Roy and Keeley's posters. :(
The girls have such greats fits on today
Surag is so over this shit 😂
Why is a son hugging his mom weird?? You guys are the weirdos for sexualising it wtf
you can tell these guys do 0 sports if they can't even recognize guardiola lmao.
Has nothing to do with them playing sports. I played sports for decades and watched for longer, and I still had zero fucking clue who that guy was until I watched a reaction to it and saw in the comments.
Some people don’t watch certain sports. Why in the fuck would Americans know who Guardiola is when he only ever played in Europe and we don’t get European soccer matches here…or at least we didn’t until the last 5-10 years! Even then it depends on the market as to where they will air, so people are limited to seeing them.
Perhaps taking Ted’s advice of being curious, not judgmental would have been good for you before making a comment that should put you on the couch with these four with how bad a take it was.
@@kmjkmjkmj hey, I appreciate you!
the life's part up to you
not even 60 seconds in and pat is giving his degenerate misogynist takes. wow. might be a new record.
I went against my own words saying I would force myself and finish watching their reaction to the series till the end but after watching Ep 9 and with a lot of consideration, I came to realize why am I wasting my time continue watching something that I know would annoy me even further? I'd rather spend that time doing something I enjoy. So I've decided to jump ship and discontinue watching anymore of anything that has Brown Pat involved in it.
Y’all should react to nightmare before Christmas for its 30th anniversary such a good movie
@12:54 that's the desi side of you coming out not the weird American.
Jamie is like zuko hate was is drive
your mother does not deserve respect for JUST birthing you. they must earn the right to be repected.
You can tell the cultural background and upbringing
Gen v when?
You don't sub Jamie out because once you do, he is not allowed back in the game.
It's funny, people talk about the team forgiving Nate too quickly, but the team OBJECTIVELY treated Nate worse than he ever treated them. They stopped bullying Nate in like season 1 episode 2, so it's never at the top of the audience's mind, but he was treated like shit by this team for years and essentially the only thing he did that was actually wrong was leak the panic attacks to Trent.
It baffles me how Jamies fucking dad has more character development in this season than keeley
@user-os2gm6hv9l wait you take these simple life lessons that could have happened to everyone as a reason to justify her character development 😂😂? She ended up where she was in the beginning of the show..
@@testertesteb4915 do you seriously see Jamie's father's 'development' as not simple? fix your addiction and do not hurt your kid. That's simpler than KeeIey realizing that her dream she described to Nate in s2e11 is
not as simple as it seems and she needs to learn more than just supercifically
copying Rebeca.
@user-os2gm6hv9l she was already a PR for richmond by episode 3 or something please...
And stop feeling special and reading shit into stuff that isnt there its cringe af and youll just act like those people who are been made of on reddit.
@@celinelia8127 nope but apperently its a bigger drive for character change than what ever keeley got lmao. Tell me one diffrent trade that keeley has now compared to season 1. If you genuently believe her getting a reality check how businesses work is "character development" then im sry but i cant help you. Read something like "storytelling for dummies" idk
@@testertesteb4915 Being PR in season 1 was a step up but no struggle, no lessons, it was too easy. She didnt have much struggle at her work entire season 1 and 2. She learned Jamie was not good for her, but work-wise she had it easy. Keely's biggest strength was shown finally to also be her biggest weakness: emotions. In
season 3 she finally had struggles. Like Ted, she learned that positivity and being friends with everyone is sometimes not enough and can backfire. like Ted,Roy,Rebecca and Jamie,
Keeley also experienced relapse to her season1 self in season 3 in a way.
You've Got Mail is a good movie but seeing a whole room of grown men crying over it actually threw me out of the show. 😂 Come on it's not THAT good. I loved meeting Jamie's mom and his interaction with her (is it me or did she look like his peer or even younger rather than his mom...like I couldn't believe she could give birth to him unless she had him when she's 10 😅) but I really wished that his conflict with his dad went in a different way instead of the usual trope of forgiveness cuz he was his sperm donor. Not saying it's not realistic, but dramatically speaking just didn't feel satisfying to me.
I love this show and for the most part the way they show the soccer is just fine, but I gotta say playing one man down and then sending your very obviously hurt star player back in on a game you are already winning is just a series of terrible calls.
I was all in my feels about Season 3 first on first watch, was disappointed with it overall. Think because from jump they broke up Roy and Keely and I will ship them til the day I die, I’m glad Jamie changed but I still don’t see it for him. But on second watch it really is so well done and a very nice wrap up although I wouldn’t mind more
I actually think Roy and Keeley splitting was a consequence of Juno Temple not being available for the whole shoot.
Dead Man's Shoes homage on 21:33, nice to see.