Ted Lasso (Apple+)

[Red Five 40,877]

34 minutes ago, BonzoMontreaux said:

When Mae straightened the picture of Geronimo on the wall, it was a direct reference to the last episode of Cheers. 

IIRC, Sam also straightened the picture at the end as a nod to Coach. 

[Captain Ron 12,887]

1 hour ago, APMP said:

Richmond didn't exactly look like the most wealthy part of London. Wonder how the fans scrounged up $1 billion...though I suppose ownership in a champions league team is pretty decent as far financing collateral goes.

This is really just not understanding London (or European really) urban geography. The cities over there, being significantly older than US cities have developed much differently than anything over here. There are small centers like what we see on the show all over London and the areas could be well to do without really looking like it.

 

43 minutes ago, Surly Bevo said:

Richmond is a pretty well to do part of London.

This and all of what didn't get quoted.

[yoladu 4,094]

i have been as critical as anyone on Season 3 (and a bit on Season 2) but that was a damn good finale.

There weren't too many laugh out loud moments for me this season, but holy shit, i died laughing, when the were laying on the sentimentality and then panned over to Dani kissing that second girl on his other arm.

[Speedtrucker 2,072]

They really missed a chance to show champions league and them come to Spain and address the resurgence in Spaniards showing their ass thru racism. SMH

Outside of that, I really enjoyed the finale.

I’m not as critical of this show so y’all’s bitching was not as big a deal.

I liked Sassy returning and still putting the screws to Rupert.

So someone explain the play name they were trying to convey in the free kick… I thought Statue of Liberty but that didn’t really make sense given the play that took place.

[Cooterhorn 162]

15 minutes ago, Speedtrucker said:

So someone explain the play name they were trying to convey in the free kick… I thought Statue of Liberty but that didn’t really make sense given the play that took place.

From season 1, told Jamie as the decoy to sell it, a performance worthy of an Oscar (paraphrased), and it was Nate's play suggestion

Edited June 1, 2023 by Cooterhorn

[Beau Vine 54,322]

1 hour ago, Go Pokes said:

I can't believe it turned out this way, but I could see a workplace comedy revolving around Trent working.  I'm not sure where they would go with the Richmond club at this point that wouldn't just feel like Ted Lasso II.  Which I would watch.  

I would love a Trent Crimm spinoff, too, but given that they barely used him this season, I can't see that happening.

[Ebeye 116]

 

[Speedtrucker 2,072]

From season 1, told Jamie as the decoy to sell it, a performance worthy of an Oscar (paraphrased), and it was Nate's play suggestion

Ahhh right! Knew it had to be related to all of that but I couldn’t place it

[Beau Vine 54,322]

 

[Go Pokes 979]

I would love a Trent Crimm spinoff, too, but given that they barely used him this season, I can't see that happening.

Barely used him? Are you kidding? He was used more this season than ever before. And used very effectively.

[mdmost 43,011]

I'm not sure Goldstein wants to keep doing it especially when he's churning out great content like Shrinking. But if he does, I'd be down for more Roy Kent. 

Edited June 1, 2023 by mdmost

[Js1 85,450]

21 minutes ago, Go Pokes said:

Barely used him? Are you kidding? He was used more this season than ever before. And used very effectively.

Agreed 

[HamsterHookah 112]

40 minutes ago, Go Pokes said:

Barely used him? Are you kidding? He was used more this season than ever before. And used very effectively.

I would have loved to have heard via narration what was in the book. I thought his article and the narration thereof was a highlight and a good change of pace for storytelling in S1. Beard's editing was funny, though.

Overall, a good last episode to put a bow on a good show and good series. I think it's ending exactly at the time it needed as well.

S1- A+

S2- C-

S3- B+

Overall: B+

 

[Beau Vine 54,322]

49 minutes ago, Go Pokes said:

Barely used him? Are you kidding? He was used more this season than ever before. And used very effectively.

Well, I guess that since he was embedded with the club this season, he was in more scenes, but most of what he did was nod at the end of a scene or roll his eyes.   We learned that he's gay, but that's basically all they did with that. 

[HamsterHookah 112]

5 minutes ago, Beau Vine said:

Well, I guess that since he was embedded with the club this season, he was in more scenes, but most of what he did was nod at the end of a scene or roll his eyes.   We learned that he's gay, but that's basically all they did with that. 

He wore a lot of tight band shirts, though. 

[The Ace of Aces 5,193]

If there is a next season, I hope it's Coach Beard coaching the women's team. 

Also, I have a thought - the entire ending was a dream of sort and not reality. Ted's book was about visualization - him visualizing a percent ending would prove he overcame his final obstacle. 

[Noah Fence 480]

14 minutes ago, Beau Vine said:

Well, I guess that since he was embedded with the club this season, he was in more scenes, but most of what he did was nod at the end of a scene or roll his eyes.   We learned that he's gay, but that's basically all they did with that. 

His hair was perfect

[Red Five 40,877]

"Diamond dogs!"

Roy: "ruf." 

[RamjetFDO 10,577]

3 hours ago, Beau Vine said:

I would love a Trent Crimm spinoff, too, but given that they barely used him this season, I can't see that happening.

[RamjetFDO 10,577]

On 5/31/2023 at 2:52 PM, hayden_horn said:

this earned a couple of days off. 

jesus christ, i get tired of suspending people for stupidf shit. stop doing stupid shit please.

[The Dog 44,073]

Brendan Hunt did an AMA on reddit: 

a few highlights for the tl;dr crowd (I'm just skimming myself):

1. a spinoff/sequel might happen, but they are going to take time to decide. they need a break.

2. the original ending to season 1 had Richmond staying up rather than being relegated 

3. everyone (other than Sudekis obviously) got their role through auditioning except one - Juno Temple for Keeley. they couldn't find the right person and 5 days before the first reading Sudekis suggests her and she got the role

4. Jamie's laugh at Roy (that he can't ride a bike) was modeled after Butch laughing at Sundance when the latter said he couldn't swim

 

Edited June 1, 2023 by The Dog

[Ted Lange 16,110]

6 hours ago, Ebeye said:

 

That was great, thanks.   Judging by Brett Goldstein's comments, he is definitely down to continue this in some fashion.   With how much the cast and the fans want more and how valuable the series is, I can't imagine that this is the end.  

[Ted Lange 16,110]

1 hour ago, The Dog said:

Brendan Hunt did an AMA on reddit: 

a few highlights for the tl;dr crowd (I'm just skimming myself):

1. a spinoff/sequel might happen, but they are going to take time to decide. they need a break.

2. the original ending to season 1 had Richmond staying up rather than being relegated 

3. everyone (other than Sudekis obviously) got their role through auditioning except one - Juno Temple for Keeley. they couldn't find the right person and 5 days before the first reading Sudekis suggests her and she got the role

4. Jamie's laugh at Roy (that he can't ride a bike) was modeled after Butch laughing at Sundance when the latter said he couldn't swim

 

 

It also dispels the notion that the end was a dream sequence.  Brendan Hunt gives a long explanation as to why Ted wasn't at his wedding.  

 

 

And

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[Beau Vine 54,322]

Did Jane also get pregnant on short notice?

[Macanudo 12,999]

A couple of other things from the Reddit AMA:

1.  Hunt said there are no plans to release Trent's book.  Seems like a marketing mistake to me.

2.  Beard's wardrobe choice gor the opening scene was his.

3.  The Dutchman's daughter and Rebecca's vision of herself as a girl were played by the same actress/girl.

 

[Surly Bevo 25,090]

4 minutes ago, Macanudo said:

A couple of other things from the Reddit AMA:

1.  Hunt said there are no plans to release Trent's book.  Seems like a marketing mistake to me.

 

 

Well....they would actually have to write Trent's book rather than it being a prop.  

[dcar00 14,317]

55 minutes ago, Surly Bevo said:

Well....they would actually have to write Trent's book rather than it being a prop.  

wait Trent Crimm isn't actually writing a book? this ruins the whole thing for fooks sake...

[irishtexan 11,522]

I just want to give a preemptive “fuck you” to any other show writers or filmmakers that use “Father and Son” during a pivotal and emotional parental reconciliation scene. The first four notes came on and my wife loudly said “goddamnit!!!!” while I had already started tearing up like a little bitch.

Fucking dickheads.

[HornPhD 1,368]

2 hours ago, Surly Bevo said:

Well....they would actually have to write Trent's book rather than it being a prop.  

It will come out this Xmas 

[ChickenSandwich 9,844]

8 hours ago, HornPhD said:

It will come out this Xmas 

The Christmas episode might have been the worst of the series. 

[Pato del Muerto 52,535]

10 hours ago, Macanudo said:

2.  Beard's wardrobe choice gor the opening scene was his.

Seems like the kind of choice you’d surprise the others in the scene with, if possible. Even knowing it would ruin the first take, or at least challenge their professional improvisational abilities. 

[HiggyBaby 2,543]

Been a good ride boys.

[locodos 5,387]

11 hours ago, Surly Bevo said:

Well....they would actually have to write Trent's book rather than it being a prop.  

pfft..  ChatGPT

[HamsterHookah 112]

1 hour ago, ChickenSandwich said:

The Christmas episode might have been the worst of the series. 

No "might have" about it, for my tastes.

[Deej 76,860]

Read an interview with Juno Temple and it sounds like we might be getting a series about the Richmond women's team. 

 

[yoladu 4,094]

1 hour ago, ChickenSandwich said:

The Christmas episode might have been the worst of the series. 

That episode is in a first place tie with "We'll never have Paris" for worst of the series.

[Pato del Muerto 52,535]

I took the Xmas episode as a nod to British shows having them

[YChang 3,455]

49 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

I took the Xmas episode as a nod to British shows having them

Yeah, I'm so used to this from other shows that I actually enjoyed the Lasso version. 

[irishtexan 11,522]

1 hour ago, Deej said:

Read an interview with Juno Temple and it sounds like we might be getting a series about the Richmond women's team. 

 

 

[Beau Vine 54,322]

1 hour ago, Deej said:

Read an interview with Juno Temple and it sounds like we might be getting a series about the Richmond women's team. 

 

[Pato del Muerto 52,535]

It could work, if they hire that George guy to be manager and the players are constantly telling him his balls are out all season long. 

[F250 28,802]

18 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

It could work, if they hire that George guy to be manager and the players are constantly telling him his balls are out all season long. 

And do one of these scenes.

 

[Beau Vine 54,322]

23 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

It could work, if they hire that George guy to be manager and the players are constantly telling him his balls are out all season long. 

Liam and Noel!

[A-Tex Devil 2,451]

I can't find it, but when Jamie played the decoy on that last goal, he was mimicking exactly what Ted was doing in practice when they were showing them how to run Nate's play in season 1.  "Ohh! I want the ball, give me the ball. I want the ball please!  I want you winning an ESPY at the Oscars!" There is a video somewhere showing them back to back.  Was a great call back.

 

 

[Beau Vine 54,322]

1 hour ago, A-Tex Devil said:

I can't find it, but when Jamie played the decoy on that last goal, he was mimicking exactly what Ted was doing in practice when they were showing them how to run Nate's play in season 1.  "Ohh! I want the ball, give me the ball. I want the ball please!  I want you winning an ESPY at the Oscars!" There is a video somewhere showing them back to back.  Was a great call back.

 

 

That was in the S1 episode where Trent Crimm follows around Ted for the day.

[Red Five 40,877]

Funny, when I was watching that I thought I should recognize it from somewhere, but then forgot about it. 

[Ted Lange 16,110]

 

[Michael Knight 12,989]

I hate Ted's kid, just move to England you spoiled little shit

[Red Five 40,877]

Worst child actor ever? Even just sitting on the couch watching soccer was painful to watch. 

[Beau Vine 54,322]

44 minutes ago, Red Five said:

Worst child actor ever? Even just sitting on the couch watching soccer was painful to watch. 

Don't remember who pointed it out on here, but holy shit he's terrible.  The scene where Ted comes home and he runs out and hugs him was terrible.  He acted like they told him to hug a tree.