Jamie saying “you got us mate, we got you” always gets me. Irrespective of circumstance, how great it must feel to have your friends support you like that
*We don’t not care. We care very much. We care about who you are and what you must’ve been going through. But hey, from now on, you don’t have to go through it all by yourself.*
One of the many things I love about this show is how Ted reacts when his folksy sttempts to connect don't land the way he means them to. Like in season 1 with the plastic army men and what they symbolize when he gives them-- but when he tries to give one to Sam, he politely refuses it because he'd rather not have a symbol of American military power. Most people would be hurt and offended, but Ted is just like, "Oh, right, imperialism. Gotcha." and moves on without holding it against Sam. What an amazing way to model being responsive to other people's persepctives.
I mean, there was a lot of great moments in this clip, but watching the whole team shout 'I love you guys so very much' pretty much encaputes all of it and how much of a family they all are. Perfect ending.
Gosh, did I relate to that. I live in Sacramento, where hockey SO not a thing, and I, of course, am a Chicago Blackhawks fan. Three Stanley Cups we won in the last decade, and the first two I had nobody to share it with. My wife was working or doing something else. In 2015, though, she sat through Game 6 with me, with one of my jerseys on, just knitting. Then we took some of our kids and grandkids out for ice cream. Third Cup was the best.
Although I’m a Detroit Red Wings fan and there aren’t many teams, that I dislike more than those from Chicago, I felt that. A true fan stands by their team, no matter what! Those Blackhawks teams were damn good. Respect.
Stevie Jewel here (not really). Grew up in KC but was born in Denver and a Broncos fan. I had 1 good friend that watched both Super Bowls with me and I'll always appreciate that. Also, Price Chopper's 7 layer dip is awesome!
Ted Lasso simply can not end, like ever! They can take hiatus while the writers strike is going on, but after that, not only this country, but this entire world needs, Ted Lasso!❤
I love Trent’s little smile at the end. I feel that he was once again so proud of what Ted has accomplished with this club and team. I feel like this show handled closeted homosexuality in such a natural and non-forced way, without trivialising it.
One of my fave scenes from S01 is the day Trent spent shadowing Ted, where they ended at the Indian restaurant. When a series plays the long-game and is able to bring to fruition small seeds they planted long ago, it's just a joy to behold.
I love how Colin being gay was such a (for lack of better) trivial matter for the team that Ted's comparison was more of a matter then Colin being gay.
I haven’t watched any of Ted Lasso besides clips here and there. My guess is that Trent has been around football clubs a lot for quite a while, so he has probably seen a time when homophobia was rife. I think the little smile is to say that times have changed and that football clubs might not be what they once were anymore for gay people.
I’m an American from Denver and a long suffering Tottenham supporter. I’m thankful I’ve seen my Broncos win three Super Bowls. I hope in my lifetime I’ll see the Spurs win the cup again. It’s been a long 32 years. Glory Glory anyway.
I have a lot of my favorite episodes from this show, but this episode and this moment is by far my favorite 1. This was beautiful and got me to really think how I say I don’t care to things. How you care for your friends and how don’t let the things bother you but care that they care for something and you support them.
On the nose. I've wondered how I would handle someone coming out to me. This is how you do it. You don't care that they're [gay, lesbian, trans, whatever], but you do care about them and what they're going through and what they have gone through.
Even on matters that are much less important, I've been learning to modify my language. When someone offers me a choice of things, I try to say "I don't mind" instead of "I don't care", because what I mean is "one of these things is just as good as the other, thank you for offering" rather than any unfortunate inference that I don't care about the things they're presenting.
Don't know if it was planned that way for the episode but Jan Maas being the one to stand next to Colin and offering verbal support but also an understanding and accepting pat on the back seems immensely appropriate.
On rewatching this scene, I like Jamie's expressions when Ted's giving his Denver Broncos story. You can see him struggling to remember what the Super Bowl is or how much is $9000 worth.
As a broncos fan I was both excited for the reference but annoyed Ted threw shade… gotta admit it’s pretty funny tho and still touching as this show normally is 👍🏽
"Second-best way it could have gone, I think. Best being the entire team confesses that they're gay, too, and we get to be on the cover of Oprah's magazine." Kills me
I think its one of those things where Jamie doesn't need the C to lead. People look to him to lead because he is Jamie Tart. But Sam deserves the recognition and he needs it because while very good he isn't flashy like Jamie or Danny. And Sam is super mature on and off the field.
Usually the longest serving player gets the captain, or the most influential. Let's disregard Jamie's first stint in the club as he was nothing but an arse. When this team first started looking like a lasso team, Sam was the main man (no idea why Dani Rojas didn't get that much recognition as an ace). And even after Jamie's resurgence, Sam was still one of the leaders in the dressing room. So yea, could have gone to Sam or Jamie, but Sam serve longer in this lasso team, so it's him.
Got to appreaciate that triple layer dialogue. Heartfelt underlying meaning, self identifying of improper way to "relate", and also a dig on Broncos fans.
When Dani said, you're gay, big whoop, we don't care.. my first thought was, I get that they are saying they accept him and all, but saying big whoop isn't that good imo. And then ted proceeds to address it better than I could have ever imagined.
Ted Crimm is an interesting character. If there's a sequel, it would be interesting to see his story explored more. But talk about your life lessons....hat's off to the writers! There's so little originality in what's coming out of Hollywood. Lasso is refreshing.
Gotta love the Trent look back. Between a new winning culture, the desire to be a better person, the love of your teammates and those around you. "Is this heaven?" No, its Richmond. But its damn close.
In 2003, ESPN tried its hand at an original, scripted series called Playmakers, about a professional [American] football team. Like Colin's character arc, the team's fullback is gay and is outed by a magazine. Coincidentally, he is also the only member of the team to make the Pro Bowl, to be held in Los Angeles. At the first practice after the outing, he addresses the team by saying, "I guess we all know something about me now. Yeah, I am the best player on this team. Seriously, yes, I'm gay. But I am not going anywhere---except Los Angeles." [Paraphrased from memory] The team accepts him, but the league pressures him to turn down the Pro Bowl invitation. The NFL exerted pressure on ESPN to pull the plug on the series after one season by threatening to renege on the deal to move Monday Night Football to ESPN.
To be fair, people can have issues with someone being gay but hopefully they can learn and get over that bias. But no one and I mean NO ONE should ever tolerate someone being a Denver Broncos fan, that is some vile stuff. What is next? We accept cheeseheads?
If only it was that "easy". If only there was a time where every straight person, had to come out as "straight" and see how the world either accepts you totally, accepts you conditionally, or doesn't accept you at all. I had close friends that I always felt were cool with my being gay, then i found out that i was the brunt of their jokes and comments when I wasn't around. All I was to them was "the guy to go to when you need something". I found this out when one of the people in that groups son came out as gay, then all they sudden THEY saw his world.
Yeah this show is incredibly corny and sometimes feels like an infomercial, but it also shows what the *decent* way to react to things can be and what it looks like. That’s important as well
There's a saying that you don't decide familiy and your football club, otherwise crap clubs or fc bayern wouldn't have any fans at all*. So the comparsion between sexuality and your sports team does make sense to us :D. obviously there's also a healthy dislike of professional sports is also on the spectrum.
NO they're not going to be in better places. The son will be th biggest loser of all.! The wife just wasn't willing to make it work she was more concerned about herself than the family !! To bad
From a football perspective I will say I miss the 15/16 EPL season so much. If this lot really were Mary Sues we would have had a different ending. Besides, 3x08 was our reminder that many of them are kinda dumb blokes at times.
"It's an American Football reference and I fumbled" Excusing the reference with a reference is the brilliance that is Ted Lasso
Jamie saying “you got us mate, we got you” always gets me. Irrespective of circumstance, how great it must feel to have your friends support you like that
Jamie’s journey is extraordinary.
Jamie is the best
*We don’t not care. We care very much. We care about who you are and what you must’ve been going through. But hey, from now on, you don’t have to go through it all by yourself.*
I need a real version of trents book when the season end! Would definitely read that!
I was thinking the exact same thing
Maybe, the show is Trent's book.
@@paulominozo4770 I'm wondering if the finale might include a voice-over from Trent reading his book - "The Lasso Way"...
@@gsmdo8836it's not the Lasso Way, it's the Richmond Way.
@@80degrees98 Indeed! 😃
One of the many things I love about this show is how Ted reacts when his folksy sttempts to connect don't land the way he means them to. Like in season 1 with the plastic army men and what they symbolize when he gives them-- but when he tries to give one to Sam, he politely refuses it because he'd rather not have a symbol of American military power. Most people would be hurt and offended, but Ted is just like, "Oh, right, imperialism. Gotcha." and moves on without holding it against Sam. What an amazing way to model being responsive to other people's persepctives.
They're a reminder of being human -- can't expect everyone to hit things on the head as well as a writer's room would.
Ted Lasso is just nutrition for your heart and soul. Onward, forward!
"what the fck are denver broncos?"
Also the fact Ted said It's An American Football Refrence an absolute FUMBLE in this situation was an intersting pun
😂😂😂
You can see at 1:07 he is already thinking it 😂
As a Patriots fan, yeah they don't exist
How confusing listening to this story must be, if you don't know the Denver Broncos or what a Super Bowl is ^^
Idk why but I really love the moment of realization from Trent where he sees where Ted is going with his story.
Love the friendship forming between Jaime and Sam
His "on three" moment is a great example of him being a cheeky prick in the most helpful way
every single episode of Ted Lasso has "the greatest scene of TV ever" in it, but this one might actually be at the top of the list
Yea, I really love this scene.
I mean, there was a lot of great moments in this clip, but watching the whole team shout 'I love you guys so very much' pretty much encaputes all of it and how much of a family they all are. Perfect ending.
“On ‘3’, 1, 2, 3!” “I LOVE YOU GUYS SO VERY MUCH!!!”
Dammit, now I’m crying in a public place! I fucking love this show! ❤️
This scene definitely flies under the radar as a "Best scene".
And Jamie ribbed Sam by butting in and doing the countdown even though he wasn't captain, which was cute
This was the turning point of Season 3 for me. Every episode after this so far has been a complete banger.
Gosh, did I relate to that. I live in Sacramento, where hockey SO not a thing, and I, of course, am a Chicago Blackhawks fan. Three Stanley Cups we won in the last decade, and the first two I had nobody to share it with. My wife was working or doing something else. In 2015, though, she sat through Game 6 with me, with one of my jerseys on, just knitting. Then we took some of our kids and grandkids out for ice cream. Third Cup was the best.
Although I’m a Detroit Red Wings fan and there aren’t many teams, that I dislike more than those from Chicago, I felt that. A true fan stands by their team, no matter what! Those Blackhawks teams were damn good. Respect.
Oh, so YOU were the other person I heard cheering in Sacramento. Thought I was the only one.
@@colonialstraits1069 As a CO fan, I respect your point. Your “garbage ass” team? Not so much 😂
Did you just compare being gay to being a Chicago Blackhawks fan?
@@jonathanechevers6265 - to be fair, Red Wings fans have been saying that for years.
Stevie Jewel here (not really). Grew up in KC but was born in Denver and a Broncos fan. I had 1 good friend that watched both Super Bowls with me and I'll always appreciate that. Also, Price Chopper's 7 layer dip is awesome!
Sounds like something that should be shared though
Ted Lasso simply can not end, like ever! They can take hiatus while the writers strike is going on, but after that, not only this country, but this entire world needs, Ted Lasso!❤
I feel the same, but, at the same time, I think ending it where they did let's us see it never jump the shark.
I love Trent’s little smile at the end. I feel that he was once again so proud of what Ted has accomplished with this club and team.
I feel like this show handled closeted homosexuality in such a natural and non-forced way, without trivialising it.
One of my fave scenes from S01 is the day Trent spent shadowing Ted, where they ended at the Indian restaurant. When a series plays the long-game and is able to bring to fruition small seeds they planted long ago, it's just a joy to behold.
I REALLY hope that, when the show ends, we get a printed version of Trent's book
I love how Colin being gay was such a (for lack of better) trivial matter for the team that Ted's comparison was more of a matter then Colin being gay.
I haven’t watched any of Ted Lasso besides clips here and there.
My guess is that Trent has been around football clubs a lot for quite a while, so he has probably seen a time when homophobia was rife.
I think the little smile is to say that times have changed and that football clubs might not be what they once were anymore for gay people.
@@RobNoles79by this time no spoiler but Trent confirmed to Colin he was gay too.
I think Trent sees AFC Richmond as the strongest team, the strongest group of individuals. His nods or smirks of approval are always the confirmation.
I’m an American from Denver and a long suffering Tottenham supporter.
I’m thankful I’ve seen my Broncos win three Super Bowls. I hope in my lifetime I’ll see the Spurs win the cup again. It’s been a long 32 years. Glory Glory anyway.
The ride never ends
I have a lot of my favorite episodes from this show, but this episode and this moment is by far my favorite 1. This was beautiful and got me to really think how I say I don’t care to things. How you care for your friends and how don’t let the things bother you but care that they care for something and you support them.
On the nose. I've wondered how I would handle someone coming out to me. This is how you do it. You don't care that they're [gay, lesbian, trans, whatever], but you do care about them and what they're going through and what they have gone through.
Even on matters that are much less important, I've been learning to modify my language. When someone offers me a choice of things, I try to say "I don't mind" instead of "I don't care", because what I mean is "one of these things is just as good as the other, thank you for offering" rather than any unfortunate inference that I don't care about the things they're presenting.
Don't know if it was planned that way for the episode but Jan Maas being the one to stand next to Colin and offering verbal support but also an understanding and accepting pat on the back seems immensely appropriate.
Beards reaction to Jamie asking the question about the broncos is one of my favourite moments
2:08 😂😂😂😂 This had me rolling, best joke of the episode. LoL seriousness with a hint of laughter. Love this show!!
As a Raiders fan, I wholeheartedly agree
On rewatching this scene, I like Jamie's expressions when Ted's giving his Denver Broncos story. You can see him struggling to remember what the Super Bowl is or how much is $9000 worth.
Reminds me of all the times I was 'ok with it' and should have been more supportive. Might sound cheeky but I do really mean this: Thanks Ted Lasso!
"...his garbage-ass team..." so funny
Beard's Response at Jaime's question amuses me more than it should in this situation but I keep cracking up.
side note in this scene but I like the chant because it shows Jaime has learned to tease people without being actually mean
As a broncos fan I was both excited for the reference but annoyed Ted threw shade… gotta admit it’s pretty funny tho and still touching as this show normally is 👍🏽
I was wondering what the Brisbane Broncos had to do with it until I remembered oh US footy.😂
well, Dylan, to be a fan of Broncos in 80s was FAR FAR worst 😂😂😂 😂😂😂 😂😂😂 (but there was a tv series about a football team it looked like Ted Lasso)
I know a bunch of Broncos fans buddies who were like "hey hey HEY HEY!!!!" when this episode came out lmfao
To be fair the Donkeys are a dog shit football team. Chiefs kingdom.
He's a Kansas fan, what did you expect? 😂
Next week. Last episode (?). Gonna be tough to say goodbye. One of the truly great shows of the last several years.
If you want to understand what Ted Lasso is all about, this does it for me.
Every. Single. Episode. I cry.
Happy tears. Sad tears. Angry tears. Laughing tears.
Wish it wasn't over.
Bro same! Except Im always become emotional in some of the episodes. Like the one where there was a funeral. Back in the later parts of Season 2
This is my favorite moment in Ted lasso. Possibly favorite episode.
Best quote about this show I've heard.... It's chicken soup for the soul in video form.... So true
"Second-best way it could have gone, I think. Best being the entire team confesses that they're gay, too, and we get to be on the cover of Oprah's magazine."
Kills me
“An American Football reference, an absolute fumble in this situation” 😂
Gives a whole new meaning to "we don't care"
I don't know why Jamie wasn't made Captain, but he has always been great as the second-in-command/heart of the team.
Jamie has come along way but sometimes he still has to be a dick in order to be the best player on the team and the captain cannot afford to be a dick
The team needed Sam’ positive at the time
I hope he becomes captain and it’s emotional for him. He’s been leading he deserves it
I think its one of those things where Jamie doesn't need the C to lead. People look to him to lead because he is Jamie Tart. But Sam deserves the recognition and he needs it because while very good he isn't flashy like Jamie or Danny. And Sam is super mature on and off the field.
Usually the longest serving player gets the captain, or the most influential. Let's disregard Jamie's first stint in the club as he was nothing but an arse. When this team first started looking like a lasso team, Sam was the main man (no idea why Dani Rojas didn't get that much recognition as an ace). And even after Jamie's resurgence, Sam was still one of the leaders in the dressing room. So yea, could have gone to Sam or Jamie, but Sam serve longer in this lasso team, so it's him.
Got to appreaciate that triple layer dialogue. Heartfelt underlying meaning, self identifying of improper way to "relate", and also a dig on Broncos fans.
I miss this show
THIS WHOLE EPISODE BROKE ME! ESPECIALLY after the heckler said the F word
This show is an absolute masterpiece.
GOD!!!! I love this show!
Price Chopper got name dropped, pretty cool.
3:16 i think this is what epitomizes the old saying: “it’s not whether you win or lose, as long as you have FUN doing it.”
What the hell? I’ve never watched this show and I’m fuckin crying.
That’s this show in a nutshell, makes you think and cry and laugh.
This was such a great show.
When Dani said, you're gay, big whoop, we don't care.. my first thought was, I get that they are saying they accept him and all, but saying big whoop isn't that good imo. And then ted proceeds to address it better than I could have ever imagined.
I want to read that book Trent Crimm is going to write.
Haaahaha I’m glad I’m not the only one!
Same 😊
I love this show very much. Much needed reminder from the algorithm to catch up on all the episodes I missed
The framing of the "We Are Richmond" in the door frame at the end is such good film making (TV making?)
cinematography!😌
Ted Crimm is an interesting character. If there's a sequel, it would be interesting to see his story explored more. But talk about your life lessons....hat's off to the writers! There's so little originality in what's coming out of Hollywood. Lasso is refreshing.
The whole time I was think "they have no idea what he is talking about... perfection"
I love you guys so very much
I stand corrected
I think 3:29 might be my favourite part of this series. It’s the culmination of so many little moments of growth for Jamie.
this best thing about this show is the representation of everyone's humanity
Gotta love the Trent look back. Between a new winning culture, the desire to be a better person, the love of your teammates and those around you. "Is this heaven?" No, its Richmond. But its damn close.
I need to know: did Stevey Jewell eat another 7-layer dip during Super Bowl XLVIII and/or 50?
How much more can the plumbing in this man's house take?
He didn't, and that's why the Seahawks destroyed the Broncos
That’s what I call love
If you're a Broncos fan, you 100% had it coming.
Ted lasso is chicken soup for the soul.
In 2003, ESPN tried its hand at an original, scripted series called Playmakers, about a professional [American] football team. Like Colin's character arc, the team's fullback is gay and is outed by a magazine. Coincidentally, he is also the only member of the team to make the Pro Bowl, to be held in Los Angeles. At the first practice after the outing, he addresses the team by saying, "I guess we all know something about me now. Yeah, I am the best player on this team. Seriously, yes, I'm gay. But I am not going anywhere---except Los Angeles." [Paraphrased from memory] The team accepts him, but the league pressures him to turn down the Pro Bowl invitation.
The NFL exerted pressure on ESPN to pull the plug on the series after one season by threatening to renege on the deal to move Monday Night Football to ESPN.
@@thewilliammao Nope, he was definitely a fullback because most of the league no longer employed that position, which is why he made the Pro Bowl.
@@thewilliammao Yep, you are correct. I found an old article that describe him as "a Wes Welker type." Mea culpa.
To be fair, people can have issues with someone being gay but hopefully they can learn and get over that bias. But no one and I mean NO ONE should ever tolerate someone being a Denver Broncos fan, that is some vile stuff. What is next? We accept cheeseheads?
I love that Ted can make a heart felt speech but still call the Denver broncos a garbage ass team 😂
I want to read Trent’s book
i'd read Trents book
I mean as a Carolina Panthers fan and everyone in the AFC West can agree on that statement for the Denver Broncos is true tho. 😤
NPC... Bandwagoner
If only it was that "easy". If only there was a time where every straight person, had to come out as "straight" and see how the world either accepts you totally, accepts you conditionally, or doesn't accept you at all. I had close friends that I always felt were cool with my being gay, then i found out that i was the brunt of their jokes and comments when I wasn't around. All I was to them was "the guy to go to when you need something". I found this out when one of the people in that groups son came out as gay, then all they sudden THEY saw his world.
Lmao this pretty much sums up reality no one cares how you swing yet there's always that 1 fucker who has to their the damn wrench into it.
Why do i feel like it's a fictionnal FC barcelone in the mid 2000???
Yeah this show is incredibly corny and sometimes feels like an infomercial, but it also shows what the *decent* way to react to things can be and what it looks like. That’s important as well
There's nothing corny about it, just that we're not good enough to appreciate it.
3:16
"Why are you gayyy"
Go Broncos!
There's a saying that you don't decide familiy and your football club, otherwise crap clubs or fc bayern wouldn't have any fans at all*. So the comparsion between sexuality and your sports team does make sense to us :D.
obviously there's also a healthy dislike of professional sports is also on the spectrum.
‘Oprah’ !!
Okay I never actually saw season 3 (no Apple+ subscription) can someone tell me why Trent Crimm is always with Richmond now?
He is writing a book about the team.
So i guess Stevey Jewell couldn't finish his 7 layer dip when Seahawks destroyed Peyton's broncos
Teds only mistake was that he pronounced Broncos wrong , it's "DONKEYS".... The Red Kingdom can talk shit even over in bloody England ! Go Chiefs
Cool Yhyh 😂
How do you do 9 grand in damage to a toilet?
Probably some horrendous blockage and flooding but that would mean the entire room/bathroom I guess.
There are some questions that just shouldn't be asked...
NO they're not going to be in better places. The son will be th biggest loser of all.! The wife just wasn't willing to make it work she was more concerned about herself than the family !! To bad
Nice moment and all but playing no differently when youve got a man down is a bad strategy
Collin= dybala
I don't care
This is by far the most useless arch in Ted Lasso.
in fact its one of the most important. Just look on the homophobic culture in modern football...
I get that it’s nice but these characters just feel too cartoonish to be real people at this point
Just like how Roy Kent is actually cgi
Agree, only Ted seems to be left with some kind of depth; only reason I still watch.
I agree. The entire team are just Mary Sues
From a football perspective I will say I miss the 15/16 EPL season so much. If this lot really were Mary Sues we would have had a different ending.
Besides, 3x08 was our reminder that many of them are kinda dumb blokes at times.
I love how Jason’s opinion shines through Ted about the garbage Denver Broncos…lol