If you’re not watching Ted Lasso...

[Locke]

Originally Posted by bigtmac19

Love Grolsch.

I was only able to spend 36 hours in Amsterdam due to a flight cancellation, but I certainly want to go back and see the museums, etc. It was so beautiful there and the little we were able to do in the time we had was awesome.

Also when I went to Europe for the battlefield tour of my Dad's regiment in WWII, we spent 3 days in Gronigen - also a very pretty city!

The Netherlands are spectacular. We felt like trolls walking among the locals though.

I loved Amsterdam, just....dont start your day with the Anne Frank museum.

[Cappy]

Just an FYI for anyone waiting to watch on Wednesdays, the show actually gets released on Tuesday nights

[Locke]

Goddamn you Ted Lasso...that was awesome.

[scotty2hotty]

Roy brilliant once again.

What’s with the Keeley storyline, though? It continues to be pretty boring, repetitive, and just out of place. I really hope they tie it all together with the main story in a unique way soon. Right now it’s just filler.

[Locke]

Originally Posted by scotty2hotty

Roy brilliant once again.

What’s with the Keeley storyline, though? It continues to be pretty boring, repetitive, and just out of place. I really hope they tie it all together with the main story in a unique way soon. Right now it’s just filler.

Ted is making him a better person and he hates it.

And I love it!

[Hockeyguy15]

Originally Posted by Locke

Ted is making him a better person and he hates it.

And I love it!

Will changing places with beard, so good. The tape on his face and his spot on impression.

[FireGilbert]

Didn’t expect one of the funniest moments of the show to be dick jokes.

Felt like that episode wrapped up the Sam and Jamie arcs.

[csnarpy]

The dick thing was awesome but Roy using Ted & Coach “mannerisms” and then realizing he can’t stop using them, had me laughing out pretty loudly! That was brilliant!

[undercoverbrother]

I'm happy to be wrong about Jamie.


Is Roy one of the best Characters in TV history?

[Bring_Back_Shantz]

Best line of the entire series:

"Next time we do this drill, we're gonna tie a bunch of guys' dicks, to one guy's dick."

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by Bring_Back_Shantz

Best line of the entire series:

"Next time we do this drill, we're gonna tie a bunch of guys' dicks, to one guy's dick."

Making it ass-quatch

This killed me

[troutman]

Originally Posted by FireGilbert

Didn’t expect one of the funniest moments of the show to be dick jokes.

Felt like that episode wrapped up the Sam and Jamie arcs.

My theory - Ted goes back to Kansas. There is a spin-off show with most of the remaining characters.

[Dodsdomd]

If this is the end of Ted Lasso, my pie-in-the-sky prediction is Ted goes back home at the end of the season. Nate becomes the next manager of the greyhounds. They are already steering his character back to the land of human decency.

[TrentCrimmIndependent]

Originally Posted by Bring_Back_Shantz

Best line of the entire series:

"Next time we do this drill, we're gonna tie a bunch of guys' dicks, to one guy's dick."

It's going to work!!

[TrentCrimmIndependent]

Originally Posted by scotty2hotty

Roy brilliant once again.

What’s with the Keeley storyline, though? It continues to be pretty boring, repetitive, and just out of place. I really hope they tie it all together with the main story in a unique way soon. Right now it’s just filler.

Feels very ..shoehorned, indeed.

Also Keeley still strikes me very much as a straight girl even as she dates Jack/Jax. But that could just be her having 100x better chemistry with both Roy and Jamie.

[White Out 403]

so much to enjoy with each show. i love roy and jamies arc. they're almost the best part of the show for me.

[FanIn80]

Originally Posted by Hockeyguy15

Will changing places with beard, so good. The tape on his face and his spot on impression.

The cherry on top was the "Get the f*** outta my chair" at the end lol.

[FireGilbert]

The weakest episode of the season with so much focus on Keeley and no connection between this and the Ted and Nate stories. Keeley had a great 2 season character arc but after moving on from Richmond it feels like her story belongs in a different show.

Did enjoy Nate’s attempt at the Diamond Dogs and the the overall theme of living in the moment.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by FireGilbert

The weakest episode of the season with so much focus on Keeley and no connection between this and the Ted and Nate stories. Keeley had a great 2 season character arc but after moving on from Richmond it feels like her story belongs in a different show.

Did enjoy Nate’s attempt at the Diamond Dogs and the the overall theme of living in the moment.

Have to agree, usually Lasso get's the "sappy" "corny" bits right, but I think the Beatles sing along completely missed the mark.

Roy continues to be a comedic force.


Also, it looks like I was completely wrong about Jamie and that makes me happy.

[Redliner]

Originally Posted by FireGilbert

The weakest episode of the season with so much focus on Keeley and no connection between this and the Ted and Nate stories. Keeley had a great 2 season character arc but after moving on from Richmond it feels like her story belongs in a different show.

Did enjoy Nate’s attempt at the Diamond Dogs and the the overall theme of living in the moment.

I'm actually finding that season 3 is the weakest of them all, and this episode was probably the low point so far. Still an awesome show but seems to be missing some of the spark that made the first two seasons so amazing. I know that Ted is in crisis and still in love with Michelle, but the show is strongest when it revolves around Ted's optimism and quirkiness, and this season seems much more focused on telling side stories, some of which really aren't that interesting. I do hope they can bring it all back together in the next few episodes and really finish strong - especially if this is the last season as rumoured.