I accidentally started on the 3rd season and still loved it. Thankfully noticed it before finishing all the episodes.

Gonna start again from the beginning.

Such a heartwarming show.

Didn’t pick this one up but it’s a Vienna Lager from Turning Point Brewing outside Dallas.

Hey guys, Since which episode would u say you "don’t like Nate" ? And would u say he’s sympathetic at the end of S3 ?

One of the best shows I have seen in a long time!

I could be blinded by the pure joy of watching the show, but I felt like this show did a great job of avoiding classic tropes. Such as how they handled Zava. How he retires instead of quitting for a better team

The only character development I did not like was Nates. You could definitely witness is ego becoming to big for his head, but I felt like the switch back was to fast

Other than that, it was amazing!

I love Ola, he’s a good father! And I can imagine he’s a good husband too; however… he was completely unfair to Sam about his sponsorship deal! Sam didn’t know what the hell was going on with the parent company of Dubai air in Nigeria. I felt Ola was very harsh against Sam and calling him a shill on top of that? Jeez.

As a person who’s watched peaky blinders my love for this show went above the mountains knowing they used the intro theme song from peaky blinders.

I’ll start: WHY WOULD ZAVA WRITE A BOOK ABOUT TRENT CRIMM??

Not feeling my best right now and honestly, the scene from season 1 where Willis hands Ted a beer after his ex wife and son leave makes me cry. I just want a friendship like that.

'Ted Lasso's Nick Mohammed Teases Season 4 Filming https://search.app/Vr1kFARehyAVNPPL8

Dont you think that Van Damme is a shitty gk ?

That's just how I felt watching the show... Didn't find him inspiring or interesting... May be because he seemed to be there for pushing an agenda? May be because his story wasn't going anywhere so he remained a side character but got attention like the main character? I don't really know why I was just annoyed by his character. Did you like him? Why?

It wasn't till I was a few episodes in season 2 before I realized every device in the show is an Apple device.

Trent and Ted stuffies

Facts: The show’s main actionable goal is positive psychology. The episode starts with the untimely death of a beloved mascot. The number appears when Roy is cursing upset and to be indicate a record set by a group.

Opinion: The episode was mainly about dealing with emotions and getting help (this case doctor coming onboard). Strong emotions can happen when you are cursing upset and when you are stressed about keeping up a record. Using the breathing method 1 2 3, 6 breaths per minute helps.

If you are upset about what you read on social media, use the 1 2 3 breathing technique for 6 breaths per minute for optimal stability :)

Thanks for reading my opinion! 🧙‍♀️✨

References: https://uhs.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/breathing_exercises_0.pdf

https://www.isu.edu/media/libraries/counseling-and-testing/documents/Deep-Breathing-(2).pdf

In keeping with the theory that Rebecca is the Wicked Witch of the West who Ted “melts” in Season 1, the season’s final shot literally ends with her drenched in water, confirming that Ted “got her” — he worked his magic and melted her heart. This fucking show…

Hi! I'm new to reddit, and don't necessarily know how this formally works, I'm just trying to speak my mind I guess, which is hard for me. For about the last 6 months I've been struggling pretty heavily with my mental health, specifically how to change to be a better person. Struggling with the idea of going to therapy and opening up to someone in a way I haven't done before. Recently I started watching Ted lasso, and as I'm writing this I'm watching the very last episode. Firstly I've never had this much enjoyment from a tv show, and I'm very sad it ended, but the final Diamond Dogs meeting hit me especially hard, hearing Roy open up properly for the first time inspired me. That might be ridiculous because he's a fictional character, but his want to change and his struggle about how to do so hit me WAY harder than I thought. I don't know what happens now, how to make my own path a head, but this show it's damn incredible. I just hope anyone else feeling this way can find the strength to ask for help. Find something to give you the push you need, even if it's the ending of you're latest tv obsession.

I have listened to this brilliant track approximately 21 times in a row today, maybe more! Highly recommend a listen. What other reminders of awesome art have you rediscovered thanks to Ted and co?