@@JohnSmith-wh2ob- It's Michelle that toyed with Ted's emotions throughout the series. Did she really have to drop Henry off in England WITH Dr. Jacob in tow? He could have stayed at the hotel. But Michelle just had to throw the "good" doctor in Ted's face.
@@smoothpantsi’m with you 100% on that. Michelle was hooking up with their marriage counselor, and who knows how far that went back. I hope Ted knows what he’s doing, because it looks like they were working their way back towards each other. How any man would get back together with a woman who cheated on him is beyond me.
I do kinda love that they call each other cute names. Maybe it helps to keep things 2011/very casual, but there's something sweet about Sassy Smurf and the Marlboro Man.
But sassy wasn't interested in Ted that way and he definitley wouldn't have wanted to take Henry away from Michelle. Ted also wasn't in love with sassy that way either. He just asked her on a date because she was lonely
@@cormacoconnor7726 Sassy's lack of interest was, as she said several times, because Ted was a mess. After he got his shit together without a doubt Sassy would have taken him up on his offer. The chemistry was there. The sex was good enough for her to want a second round. She made it clear she wanted more return visits by not out right ending things when Ted suggested a date. Love, unlike what movies and television have spoon fed you, is not an instant moment. It is an evolution of a relationship over time. While Ted was not in love with Sassy, nor her with him, it is not unreasonable to assume it could turn into love over time. Nor will I agree Ted only asked her out due to being lonely. He felt a spark between them so he asked. Sassy was correct of course as Ted was in a bad place romantically so any relationship born in that moment was doomed to fail.
@@lordhawkeye unlike what your parents spoon fed you, nobody cares how you feel. See how that got my point across without having to do all the extra shit?
@@lordhawkeyeyeah, but I don't think Ted was that interested in getting with Sassy inthe first place. He only asked her out out of desperation more than anything else.
The therapist is the scumbag. She was seeing him for counselling before they started couples therapy, and Ted felt those sessions were just to attack him. The therapist was helping himself, not interested in helping them. She was manipulated while she was vulnerable.
It's not really stated that Ted and Michelle reconcile and end up back together, moreso that they are able to co parent Henry and have some semblance of a positive relationship. Maybe they get back together, maybe they dont. But Michelle was definitely a victim of being manipulated by their therapist. What he did was deeply deeply unethical.
Being pathologically nice to everyone, including extreme things like offering to drive a professional driver, is one of the symptoms of Ted's hurt over his dad and his divorce. Just generally being nice is nice!
I bet the actress that plays Sassy, Ellie Taylor, is the same in real life as she is on the show. I thought that she and Ted would get together in the end instead of him and his wife possibly getting back together.
Me, divorced at 60. If i had that woman in my bed i wouldn't just leave like that.. or let her leave. Jeezuz. There would be hella lot more before parting ways
Wish they ended up together. None of the issues that Ted and his wife had got resolved at all over the 3 seasons so they're still there. Not to mention the wife definitely cheated on Ted with their therapist who btw should be sued to fuck by Ted and your gonna tell me that they are getting back together cause like the majority of Americans the therapist was making fun of soccer? I honestly feel cheated. Ted should had the moment with his mom he had with his wife too.
I couldn’t agree with you more. It’s pretty clearly inferred that Michelle was hooking up with the therapist while she and Ted were getting counseling from him. I know Ted is a really nice guy, but how he could get back together with her after that is insane.
We don't know that they ended up back together just that he went back to Kansas to be with his son. She never indicated that she wants to get back together with him.
There was no indication he got back together with Michelle. They still cared about one another, sure. And they would spend time together because of their son. But that’s it. Also, I’m not excusing her, but I think the therapist manipulated her. She’s not perfect, but she’s not evil.
True-and as a psychologist, she knows she is doing Ted a favor by not trying for a real relationship until SHE is a better person, & he is emotionally healed.
Ted #1: He hates himself for this. He feels dirty and ashamed. Ted #2: He's trying to convince himself that this is meaningful and consistent with his values. Sassy just pours cold water on him, and he ends up hating himself again. This is such a toxic relationship.
@@paulhopkins1905 No, a mature individual wouldn't enter into this relationship. Further, Sassy is anything but a mature and healthy individual. I'm not the one in need of growing up. I've got kids in college and a healthy 28 year marriage. While I empathize with the characters and what they are feeling, the discerning part of my brain also recognizes that this is an unhealthy response to those feelings that in the end leaves neither party healthier or happier. They had fun in a failed attempt to bandage bigger problems.
@@celebrim1 or, just maybe, they had a fling without it meaning anything. Mature, non naive people do this kind of thing all the time. Your preachy, holier than thou nonsense means nothing. It's not unhealthy at all. Stewing in your own missery without enjoying the company of the opposite sex is unhealthy. Sassy is a good character.
@@paulhopkins1905 LOL. I've led a sheltered life? What the heck do you know about me and where I come from? I've lead anything but a sheltered life. You know nothing about the poverty, war, violence, and the rest in my background. Do not presume to tell me about a sheltered life having never walked in my shoes. Making good decisions doesn't come necessarily from a place of shelter, but from learning what not to do. And even in the parts of my life where I haven't made mistakes, just because I haven't made mistakes doesn't mean that doing the right thing isn't wisdom. I have known "Sassy". I rejoiced when she matured past this stage in her life. I'm sorry I triggered you. I'm sorry you took my claim to maturity as bragging, rather than a response to your unwarranted claim that I should "grow up". None of that changes the correctness of the observations I made about Ted and Sassy's relationship.
I know everyone loves Sassy but there are some disturbing things about her. She steels the champagne off the cart, she tries to manipulate Rebecca into picking up her room bill, she order a huge breakfast on Ted's tab. She is a thief and an opportunist.
I agree completely. I thought the show was fantastic in almost every way and liked each character. I did not feel the need for this character and did not feel anything positive about her. She was really not very likeable to be honest.
I feel like she is making light jabs at how rich these people are. Money is such a non problem for them but not to her so she acts sassy about it instead of making them uncomfortable by asking them for money because she obviously cannot afford to be around them without them picking up the bill. They dont mind because they enjoy her company and dont want her to stop being a part of their lives because they have moved up financially I believe rebecca does jokes like this too to jab at that rich girl when she orders the most expensive champagne for herself and for the waiter because a billionaire was paying for the tab. Money for these people is a joke so sassy jokes about it. Sudeikis makes these jokes quite alot in this series now that I think about it. It's a running joke how rich and out of touch Rebecca is, like when she buys a first class ticket to talk to Ted at the airport without ever intending to go on the plane
I think the thing is, that is why she does not see herself with Ted. Ted is very eager to please, while she is simply hard to please. He'll do anything, and she wants everything. She knows which is why she immediately rejected him. She knows she'll hurt him, since he is vulnerable, and she could easily do what Jake did to Ted ex-wife. So for me Sassy stood on business when it matters most unlike his ex wife.
I don’t know what you mean by “woke”, which nobody says anymore. If you stuck with the show, you would have seen true values like kindness & forgiveness exemplified by Ted, & Rebecca learning how to let go of her resentment of Rupert & the healing value of forgiveness.
The show has a big strong female character who runs a Football Club, a Literal Girl Boss. What the fuck are you on about? It was already "woke" enough to trigger any basement dwelling nerds qho don't like seeing women and black people on screen.
"sometimes I offer to drive if they get tired" I god damned love this show so much lol
Sassy at the end schmoozing the driver to try get her rating back up above 3.9 is a nice touch.
...and hinting that Ted was rubbing off on her. Oops NPI
Ted: "I was thinking maybe we could go on an actual date sometime. You and me together." Sassy: "God no." Man, that had to hurt.
But Sassy is right Ted is a walking red flag of unresolving deep person conflicts lol
@@Timeless-Moments but good enough to sleep with and mess with his emotions
@@JohnSmith-wh2obshe’s not messing with his emotions tho, she’s very honest and up front about what they are, he’s free to say no to that if he wants
@@JohnSmith-wh2ob- It's Michelle that toyed with Ted's emotions throughout the series. Did she really have to drop Henry off in England WITH Dr. Jacob in tow? He could have stayed at the hotel. But Michelle just had to throw the "good" doctor in Ted's face.
@@smoothpantsi’m with you 100% on that. Michelle was hooking up with their marriage counselor, and who knows how far that went back. I hope Ted knows what he’s doing, because it looks like they were working their way back towards each other. How any man would get back together with a woman who cheated on him is beyond me.
I do kinda love that they call each other cute names. Maybe it helps to keep things 2011/very casual, but there's something sweet about Sassy Smurf and the Marlboro Man.
2011?
2:22 Whatever you think of her, Sassy needs to be applauded for her honesty.
I think she’s a slag.
Absolutely love her
Season 3 was worth it just for "More like a slight disarray of sunshine".
Sassy is a straight up smoke show
I shipped the both of them so much!!! Epic show
That's awesome! Did people catch the Fletch reference? "I'll be your Underhills anytime." 😂
I’d like a steak sandwich and a steak sandwich 😂
and the lobster thermidor
who else thinks ted not staying in england, getting with sassy, and henry moving there was the bad ending?
But sassy wasn't interested in Ted that way and he definitley wouldn't have wanted to take Henry away from Michelle.
Ted also wasn't in love with sassy that way either. He just asked her on a date because she was lonely
@@cormacoconnor7726 Sassy's lack of interest was, as she said several times, because Ted was a mess. After he got his shit together without a doubt Sassy would have taken him up on his offer. The chemistry was there. The sex was good enough for her to want a second round. She made it clear she wanted more return visits by not out right ending things when Ted suggested a date.
Love, unlike what movies and television have spoon fed you, is not an instant moment. It is an evolution of a relationship over time. While Ted was not in love with Sassy, nor her with him, it is not unreasonable to assume it could turn into love over time. Nor will I agree Ted only asked her out due to being lonely. He felt a spark between them so he asked. Sassy was correct of course as Ted was in a bad place romantically so any relationship born in that moment was doomed to fail.
@@lordhawkeye unlike what your parents spoon fed you, nobody cares how you feel.
See how that got my point across without having to do all the extra shit?
@@lordhawkeyeThey just need time. If there is another season it will be perfect for them i think. Not for the show though
@@lordhawkeyeyeah, but I don't think Ted was that interested in getting with Sassy inthe first place. He only asked her out out of desperation more than anything else.
The arab spring joke is hilarious
Someone dropped me to a 4.98 last week. Still struggling with that.
You don't deserve it.
That isn't the ringing endorsement you'd want it to be.
Jason Sudeikis truly got to shine in this series.
"I'll be your Underhill's any time." - I appreciate that very much.
Classic Gen X joke.
@@akakgak And John Coktosten was a really nice guy at that!
All two of them. 😅
Complete set.
They would have made a nice couple.
When you use the word "Every" instead of "Both" it makes people think there may in fact be more than two episodes of the activity.
"2011...friends be fucking" 😆
Worth a try. Who wouldn't want more of that woman?
Rupert
I love the show. But why in the hell is Nate driving around Ted's neighborhood in his brand new Aston Martin?
Never noticed!
He lives nearby, no?
Because he misses Ted.
Assuming Nate lives somewhere in West London, it's plausible that Nate would pass through Richmond to get to Tooting to see Jade.
It bothers me that Ted went back to his ex. She pulled a pretty scumbag move by leaving him for their marital therapist.. which was insane
The therapist is the scumbag. She was seeing him for counselling before they started couples therapy, and Ted felt those sessions were just to attack him. The therapist was helping himself, not interested in helping them. She was manipulated while she was vulnerable.
@@robby1816 and she left her husband for their marriage counselor. Nobody should ever go back to that.
@@BlackHawk2901 he didn't get back with her he just went back to be with his son.
They still cared about one another, but I don’t think they got back together. Ted returning home was always about his son.
It's not really stated that Ted and Michelle reconcile and end up back together, moreso that they are able to co parent Henry and have some semblance of a positive relationship. Maybe they get back together, maybe they dont. But Michelle was definitely a victim of being manipulated by their therapist. What he did was deeply deeply unethical.
If they ever go for a 4th season, I really hope they build this relationship into something
I never thought being nice to an Uber driver means you're a mess
it means so to a psycho. The dude dodge a bullet.
Being pathologically nice to everyone, including extreme things like offering to drive a professional driver, is one of the symptoms of Ted's hurt over his dad and his divorce. Just generally being nice is nice!
@@piraterobby_14 she's also a nonce !!
"certified fresh" lol
3:45 ironically kutcher and kunis are married irl
I bet the actress that plays Sassy, Ellie Taylor, is the same in real life as she is on the show.
I thought that she and Ted would get together in the end instead of him and his wife possibly getting back together.
hey I'm a 5 star on Uber :D lol never knew you could check that
"I'll have the lobster, a steak sandwich and a steak sandwich...and put it on the Underhill's tab."
Ted should have stayed in England. Kid was older, he would be fine going back and forth. Hell he'd have a better world view being so well traveled.
Hard agree
What show is this ?
Ted Lasso
shheshh.
I don't want to imagine Ted having sex.
He gets in there with some hustle.
@@StarWarsMoments amazing comment
They could've been a great couple
I wonder how many people actually understood the Underhill reference.
Can you tell me more pls
I understood it but thought " that can't possibly a Fletch reference..." 😂
funny since he was in sleeping with other people
I recently watched the movie!!! & it's sooo good and funny 😂😂😂
Well they aren't in a relationship, so why wouldn't he be sleeping with other people?
@@jsmith-u5i he meant the movie he is talking about. Ted Lasso actor played in it
Me, divorced at 60. If i had that woman in my bed i wouldn't just leave like that.. or let her leave. Jeezuz. There would be hella lot more before parting ways
Friends with benefits.
It’s kind of strange that post coitus Ted is the same Ted as who he is with his mom. Psychologists out there, please explain this!
Post cum clarity
I think it's more that he's just woke up and his guard is down
This dude said Post coitus loool.
Wish they ended up together. None of the issues that Ted and his wife had got resolved at all over the 3 seasons so they're still there. Not to mention the wife definitely cheated on Ted with their therapist who btw should be sued to fuck by Ted and your gonna tell me that they are getting back together cause like the majority of Americans the therapist was making fun of soccer? I honestly feel cheated. Ted should had the moment with his mom he had with his wife too.
I couldn’t agree with you more. It’s pretty clearly inferred that Michelle was hooking up with the therapist while she and Ted were getting counseling from him. I know Ted is a really nice guy, but how he could get back together with her after that is insane.
We don't know that they ended up back together just that he went back to Kansas to be with his son. She never indicated that she wants to get back together with him.
There was no indication he got back together with Michelle. They still cared about one another, sure. And they would spend time together because of their son. But that’s it. Also, I’m not excusing her, but I think the therapist manipulated her. She’s not perfect, but she’s not evil.
No it isn't. The writer have explicitly said otherwise in fact.@@tonyc7301
Sassy, is the real mess. Never get close to such woman.
She says he's mess, but aiming for casual hookups says she's actually the messed up one.
True-and as a psychologist, she knows she is doing Ted a favor by not trying for a real relationship until SHE is a better person, & he is emotionally healed.
Casual hookups are fine. It just depends on the context of the casual hookup.
Ted is broken no lie there but Ted needs to find someone willing to help him put himself back together, that isn’t Sassy
Ted #1: He hates himself for this. He feels dirty and ashamed.
Ted #2: He's trying to convince himself that this is meaningful and consistent with his values. Sassy just pours cold water on him, and he ends up hating himself again.
This is such a toxic relationship.
Not toxic at all, they were just in two totally different places in life. Grow up
@@paulhopkins1905 No, a mature individual wouldn't enter into this relationship. Further, Sassy is anything but a mature and healthy individual. I'm not the one in need of growing up. I've got kids in college and a healthy 28 year marriage. While I empathize with the characters and what they are feeling, the discerning part of my brain also recognizes that this is an unhealthy response to those feelings that in the end leaves neither party healthier or happier. They had fun in a failed attempt to bandage bigger problems.
@@celebrim1 or, just maybe, they had a fling without it meaning anything. Mature, non naive people do this kind of thing all the time. Your preachy, holier than thou nonsense means nothing. It's not unhealthy at all. Stewing in your own missery without enjoying the company of the opposite sex is unhealthy. Sassy is a good character.
@@celebrim1 And yeah, you need to grow up, you've lived a very sheltered life
@@paulhopkins1905 LOL.
I've led a sheltered life? What the heck do you know about me and where I come from?
I've lead anything but a sheltered life. You know nothing about the poverty, war, violence, and the rest in my background. Do not presume to tell me about a sheltered life having never walked in my shoes.
Making good decisions doesn't come necessarily from a place of shelter, but from learning what not to do. And even in the parts of my life where I haven't made mistakes, just because I haven't made mistakes doesn't mean that doing the right thing isn't wisdom. I have known "Sassy". I rejoiced when she matured past this stage in her life.
I'm sorry I triggered you. I'm sorry you took my claim to maturity as bragging, rather than a response to your unwarranted claim that I should "grow up". None of that changes the correctness of the observations I made about Ted and Sassy's relationship.
I know everyone loves Sassy but there are some disturbing things about her. She steels the champagne off the cart, she tries to manipulate Rebecca into picking up her room bill, she order a huge breakfast on Ted's tab. She is a thief and an opportunist.
I agree completely. I thought the show was fantastic in almost every way and liked each character. I did not feel the need for this character and did not feel anything positive about her. She was really not very likeable to be honest.
@@lemonteabeerexactly
I feel like she is making light jabs at how rich these people are. Money is such a non problem for them but not to her so she acts sassy about it instead of making them uncomfortable by asking them for money because she obviously cannot afford to be around them without them picking up the bill.
They dont mind because they enjoy her company and dont want her to stop being a part of their lives because they have moved up financially
I believe rebecca does jokes like this too to jab at that rich girl when she orders the most expensive champagne for herself and for the waiter because a billionaire was paying for the tab.
Money for these people is a joke so sassy jokes about it. Sudeikis makes these jokes quite alot in this series now that I think about it. It's a running joke how rich and out of touch Rebecca is, like when she buys a first class ticket to talk to Ted at the airport without ever intending to go on the plane
I think the thing is, that is why she does not see herself with Ted. Ted is very eager to please, while she is simply hard to please. He'll do anything, and she wants everything. She knows which is why she immediately rejected him. She knows she'll hurt him, since he is vulnerable, and she could easily do what Jake did to Ted ex-wife. So for me Sassy stood on business when it matters most unlike his ex wife.
Sassy was such a pointless character tbh
she was one of the best tho bc of how little she appeared
She did nothing to drive the plot of the show, and there was zero character arc whatsoever
How dare you say that about Sassy
what_a_skank
She’s just awful. Other than being anatomically correct, I don’t see what he sees in her.
he'd doing a bad impression of gomer pyle. i have no idea why this show is popular.
What's it with all the Teds being so needy? Never love a woman or show her more affection than she does. But always reciprocate.
And then it went woke. I watched 5 minutes, at a struggle, and had to not watch any more.
They should have stopped at season one.
I don’t know what you mean by “woke”, which nobody says anymore. If you stuck with the show, you would have seen true values like kindness & forgiveness exemplified by Ted, & Rebecca learning how to let go of her resentment of Rupert & the healing value of forgiveness.
The show has a big strong female character who runs a Football Club, a Literal Girl Boss. What the fuck are you on about? It was already "woke" enough to trigger any basement dwelling nerds qho don't like seeing women and black people on screen.