British Guys HILARIOUS Ted Lasso Reaction | Season 3 Episode 12 (So Long, Farewell)

[@noahboock]

Another note Easter egg kind of thing, is when Rebecca did her stretch ‘make herself look bigger’ thing in the mirror, the girl in the mirror was also the Dutchman’s daughter

[@brianhammond2832]

I thought I knew everything about this show but I didn’t know that. Great one!

[@GingerPeacenik]

Funny, but when she starts running towards Rebecca outside the airport, I initially wondered if Rebecca was imagining herself as a child running to someone at an airport. Now I know why! I guess her stepdaughter will spend the rest of her days being told "you look so much like your mum.." when people meet Rebecca.

[@tylerversteeg2360]

One of my favorite details is during the end montage we see that keeley's employees have their desks faced together when before they were all spread out, and the first thing Ted and Beard did when they got to their office in episode one is push their desks together. Just another way to show how Ted has rubbed off on everyone

[@fayesouthall6604]

Plus the name reflects Keeley and Barbara.

[@stonecoldku4161]

The book said, "A Very Brief Foreword by Roy Kent." I really want to know what it was. My guess is "Ted Lasso is a great coach and better man. Enjoy the f**king book. - Roy"

[@aquele4virou3]

It would be cool if they released it, like they did it with Castle books or other shows had the things in their story published too.

[@brandonhall5615]

The scene at the end where Mae straightens the picture of Geronimo on the wall of her pub is a call-back to the very last scene of another iconic tv series: Cheers.

[@howyadoin9887]

Which Jason Sudeikis’ uncle, George Wendt, was on.

[@drmsanford]

The Geronimo picture on cheers was a memorial to Nicholas “Coach” Colastanto.

[@Leanne507]

@@brandonhall5615 With the help of captions, I recently caught that the very next scene is Trent signing books. He signs, closes the book, hands it to the customer and says, “Cheers. Thank you.”

[@Deus5691]

Bravo, Sir!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🥰

[@dabreal82]

​@@Leanne507I mean, that's just a very British thing to say.

[@ronfaulkner3925]

I don't need a season 4, but I do want to read Trent's book.

[@DavidWilliams-nm5jv]

Ted's speech at 11:00 was not shared with anyone else in the room before he gave it. It really was Jason saying thank you and goodbye to the team and the crew.

[@Leanne507]

Jade WAS there! In that all-is-right-with-the-world montage at the end, she was kissing Nate as they sat at the window table with all of Nate’s family!

[@Duncsanity]

My favorite easter egg of this episode is the reference to the Japanese art form called Kintsugi.. It is a form of art that uses gold to fix broken pottery to show that beauty can also be broken or something along those lines and they fixed the BELIEVE poster with gold glitter and glue to symbolize that.. They referenced it when Rebecca was visiting the psychic and the psychic asks her if she is familiar with the art form..

[@TallyDrake]

@@Duncsanity I think the psychic also said the bowl mended in that fashion was stronger than when it was unbroken. Something like that.

[@Duncsanity]

@@TallyDrake YESSS thank you I couldn't exactly remember

[@GingerPeacenik]

That something can be more beautiful, and stronger, after it's been broken and repaired. A metaphor for most of the characters in the series.

[@Iam74YL0R]

One of my favorite Easter eggs/call backs is that Roy, Nate, Beard repaired the "Believe" sign with Kintsugi. Kintsugi is using gold to repair the damage of a piece. Philosophically it is done not to forget that the piece was broken but to instead honor that the piece was broken and yet built back together stronger. So like that of kintsugi pottery, AFC Richmond is a team that was broken, but was put back together through belief in themselves and each other to be stronger now. Nearly every major character follows this character arc from Ted (broken from divorce and honestly past childhood trauma), Rebecca (broken from the divorce), Jamie (broken from emotionally abusive father), Roy (broken from lack of purpose after no longer being the footballer he was but also being emotionally closed off), Nate (broken from feeling of inadequacy through childhood and struggling with how to both fulfill is potential and his life) & so many more. It is through Ted's belief and the AFC Richmond community, that they were able to put themselves together stronger but they never pretend like their past never happened. Instead they acknowledge it and as Higgins says strive to "always work towards better".

[@Iam74YL0R]

For me Rebecca's arc is the best in the show. She is hurt at the beginning of the series and in a spiral of hurting those around her. However she is also trying desperately to hide that she is hurt. By season 2 Ted has pulled her out of that spiral but the events of her past (Rupert) still affect her thoughts and actions in a negative way. She is not able to accept it and move on. By season 3 she eventually learns to accept the past but no longer let that affect her future interactions. She becomes happier and healthier. In doing so she is also able to help new Rebecca and other recognize the abuse in a relationship and begin to move on. She is paying it forward when she could have had every right to turn them away. What is important is she couldn't do it on her own. She needed Ted, and Keeley to understand her, support her but help her recognize the flaw in this thinking. She realized she needed Higgins and to reconnect with her old relationship she lost. She also recognized that it wasn't just her relationship with Richard that was affecting her but also her relationship with her mother/parents that she was hiding. Most importantly it showed that talking to others, building those bonds and relying on then in times of need, is the most effective way to begin to overcome any trauma. It is something everyone should take to heart but it was also realistic experience for how to overcome a traumatic experience. Brilliant writing and one of the fee times an actor has overwritten the initial appearance in my head. At first I thought she was always going to be Septa Modella "Shame women" from Game of Thrones".

[@margaretguillory]

I noted how Dr. Jacob was in the frame with Michelle and Henry. Then he is removed out of the frame sitting at the bar. Then he is gone altogether.

[@VolcanoGroupie]

Great catch!

[@erinsmith8670]

I’m so sad this is over, just like when I watched it for the first time! Really really really enjoyed watching this with you two! Thanks!

[@wendywatching]

It was such a pleasure watching this show with the two of you. Thank you.

[@thewheezingdead]

My favourite Easter egg from the episode is Roy putting up Phoebe's art but its censored with tape... the exact same way Ted censored the picture of Keeley in episode 1, showing how much Roy has changed and how he intends to continue "the Lasso way". Nice little bookends.

[@darkhelmett9541]

I love how Jaime pulled his portion of the “believe” sign out of the book Ted got him in season 1. The same day he gave Roy “A Wrinkle In Time.” Roy ended up reading it to his niece fairly quick and came to a realization. Jaime kinda laughed it off. Glad to see him still have it after 3 seasons, a different club and a reality show. I think Nate realized after the talk with his dad that he just didn’t need the accolades and attention anymore. At the end of season 1 he thought Ted was stealing all his ideas and not giving him proper attribution nor attention. But now he can just sit back and do what he does best, strategy. Oh yea. And the final montage song… “Father and Son” by Cat Stevens…

[@jonathanwyman9402]

Yeah, if you put egos aside, having Roy at the top, as a manager of the people and the culture of the club makes sense. Roy even says (about Nate) that he's good at all of the things that Roy isn't. Those three coaches really compliment each other perfectly. I think that Jade is the reason Nate doesn't need to get credit for his contributions.

[@kathyastrom1315]

@@jonathanwyman9402 And Roy was the first of the players to buy into Ted’s style back in season 1. His spouting off bad puns like Ted in the last season and giving that amazing press conference was the culmination of him becoming Ted 2.0, with added F*cks.

[@darkhelmett9541]

@@jonathanwyman9402. I can agree with that. His relationship with Jade definitely went a long way. But that totally screws with the overall theme of fathers and sons. :)

[@michellehall9559]

Don't forget the psychic said Rebecca would be a mother and all the other stuff that was predicted happened... so yeah. I think Rebecca forms a family with Mr. Dutch guy, given that they showed the three of them at the end. That made me so happy!

[@afrancis1582]

Seeing Rebecca’s happy-ever-after with random Dutch guy is my favourite moment of the season.

[@tkunknown1822]

Also, the 3 football hooligans came up to Rebecca at the pub and said she was like a mother to them; she was the mother of the football family.

[@mandyireson5101]

Thank you gents, it's been a pleasure to join this journey with you. I'd watched the show multiple times before and was at the watching the react videos. When I saw there were a couple of "British Guys" doing reacts pretty early into season 1 I dived right in. I was so interested to get a British man's opion on it - given how open and metrosexual most men are (not). You have both made me smile and look forward to Mondays (which is so wrong really, but Monday mornings were my Friday nights as I'm a shift worker). Keep re-watching, you'll never stop finding easter eggs.

[@Leanne507]

One of my favorite Wizard of Oz references was Rupert storming off the pitch (metaphorically dying), with his long black jacket catching air. 100% the Wicked Witch of the West (Ham).

[@bereasonable8018]

Great catch! Most people thought he looked like a Sith Lord but I like the wicked witch idea better What is your thought on the theory that Ted=Dorothy, Scarecrow=Jamie, TinMan=Roy and Lion=Nate?

[@Leanne507]

@@bereasonable8018 Yes to all of those, but Keeley was a bit of a lion too. We learn early that she is afraid of Rebecca, and she did dress as a lion for that ad shoot. What about Rebecca and Mae? I might see a little Glinda in Mae, and the Wizard in Rebecca.

[@elaineirving77]

Ted was wearing red trainers for the West Ham match just like Ruby red slippers.

[@jeffreypeters1902]

Thanks for taking us along on your journey. Really fun to share in other people's joy. Hoping season 4 takes off!

[@AndoC29]

When you first started I thought it would take for ever with doing only one episode a week. Now it's over. A great series. Enjoyed your reactions.

[@mandyireson5101]

I think Jamie's Dad put himself into rehab after the night out and near beating Beard to death. I think that was his wake up call realizing he had almost killed somebody and he had to do something about it (very Ted Lasso perspective, even Jamie's Dad was redeemable).

[@bereasonable8018]

And that he pretty much lost his son after the way he abused him (again) in front of all of Jamie’s teammates at Wembley.

[@littleraeofsunshine]

My fav Easter egg from this episode: at the barbecue, you can see Higgins youngest son capturing two players in a Nerf war, just like he did in the Christmas episode.

[@josephgarque2152]

Thanks so much for doing the whole series of Ted Lasso. Stumbled across the channel looking at reaction videos back in late april, and ever since catching up in may it's been my monday (from Montreal, Canada like Zorro, which actually the actor is also from Montreal) ritual to watch your reaction of the "newest" episode. I loved getting to "rewatch" the series with your commentary and insights. Keep up the good work, would love to see a react video of the Ted Commercials and/or a final summary video of the Lasso series. Good luck with the channels.

[@Rufus6540]

My favorite easter egg is Jamie taking his piece of the Believe sign from the book Ted gave him I think in the second episode. He threw it away then but apparently not only retrieved it but read it as well.

[@SilentBob731]

4:55 Once again, no other show that I can think of is as successful as Ted Lasso at making you laugh through tears multiple times pretty much every episode. Truly amazing. 🤣😭😂😢🥲

[@dominicschaeffer909]

One last very important item- Ted on plane reading “How To Change Your MInd” a book about psychedelics therapy. Trippy music for the final close-up.

[@claytonstone2825]

The negative way that Nate left it wouldn’t be right for him to comeback immediately as a manager. There would be no consequence at all for his actions. It’s better that they had him comeback at the bottom as kitman again and then after the offseason with Roy’s tenure starting then he can get back to the assistant coach role.

[@coryrudy98]

It is suggested that Michelle and Ted get back together at the end. You can see the look Michelle gave Ted during their son’s soccer game. Plus, the therapist jerk wasn’t anywhere to be seen. During the previous episode with her, Michelle and him had the uncomfortable moment when he tried touching her, and she recoiled, after the trip to Paris.

[@notanyonespecific]

Glad to say i was here for it all. Great reactions and im thrilled that you guys enjoyed the show as much as i did.

[@JeffKelly03]

If you guys need a show with a similar feel-good vibe - while they are not remotely sports-related - to replace Lasso, I'd like to recommend The Good Place and/or Schitt's Creek. Two fantastic shows, both hilarious, with tons of heart. And actually, Good Place actually has some elements of sports since one character references a certain NFL team constantly...

[@davidbeyea9006]

The Good Place is such an amazing show. I’d love to see them watch it.

[@JeffKelly03]

@@davidbeyea9006 I genuinely think it's one of the most perfect sitcoms of all-time.

[@GloriaGraceRand]

@@davidbeyea9006 I agree!

[@saguichefe]

Shoresy... Sports related

[@niknokseyer]

The Good Place!

[@niknokseyer]

The Good Place!

[@juliablakely130]

YES! The GOOD PLACE next PLEASE!! You guys will LOVE it!!

[@joannesmith2484]

I loved seeing how all of the psychic's predictions came true. I was especially glad that Rebecca did become a mother to the little Dutch girl. Her pain was so deep when she found out it was too late for her to have children. She'll be a great mom! Mum?

[@RebeccaLongster]

Hey guys ~ long time lurker, first time commenter :-) I just wanted to say thanks for sharing your enjoyment of the lightning in a bottle that is Ted Lasso. There is only one thing better than watching others discover Ted Lasso for the first time and, of course, that is watching it for the first time yourself. I’ve loved seeing the series through your perspectives and have very much enjoyed your insights into the series’ scenes and episodes. What the creators of Ted Lasso did over those three seasons broke the mold for “great TV,” in my opinion. As Dr. Sharon says, early in the second season, “there’s a wonderful atmosphere here. [Everyone is] thoughtful and kind, and they actually listen to each other.” I think that was true, as well, of the creators and cast of Ted Lasso, and that is among the best of what sets the series apart. More striking to me, though is the way that not just Ted but, actually, most of the characters “lift” each other up, gently exhorting one another to be the “best versions of themselves.” That, along with their wonderfully pervasive tendency to “lift” references from multiple facets of both cultures ~ theater, music, movies, books ~ is what inspired me and my friend and co-creator to write the _Lift It Like Lasso_ series of immersive word puzzle books based on the series. It also kind of spoiled me for most other series TV for a good while, but I agree that the ending was fair and satisfying, and it left us with the distinct feeling that these real people would continue on with their real lives. I love that. (btw: about the Roy, Keeley, Jamie triangle? I like to imagine that it ends up with Keeley and Roy as one couple and Jamie and Roy’s “fit” doctor sister as another ;-D) Finally, I’d like to say that the two of you have a great dynamic here, a relationship that’s remarkably easy and comfortable to be in the room with. Thanks for that, as well. Here’s hoping for more Ted-like series for you to share with your audience. Barbecue Sauce.

[@kathyastrom1315]

I love that KJPR is now KBPR, for Keeley and Barbara. It took me a while to warm up to her, but Barbara is my favorite of the Season Three characters. Her reaction to Rebecca’s brief ex-boyfriend getting Isaac’s ball on the nose was hilarious! One of my other favorite little moments of the episode was seeing Trent’s true side come out in his insecurity over Ted’s feelings about his book. His cool cynical reporter demeanor has really been thawed by Ted’s influence.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Definitely Ted was a father figure for so many.

[@christopherdevaney9623]

Loved watching this with you both. My suggestions for follow ups... Showrunner Bill Lawrence's Scrubs has a similar mix of heart and comedy or, from Michael Shur (the American Office), The Good Place or Parks and Recreation. (Parks and Rec has a so-so first season until it hits its stride in Season 2.

[@jamescriag671]

I have to say I enjoyed your following and reacting to Ted Lasso virtually as much as I enjoyed the actual production. Now that you’ve concluded, I’ll say something about what you both reacted to when you realized (about 16 minutes into your video) that AFC Richmond finished second. It is also relevant to something the show has made earlier references to: “Major League” the film. In that film, we never really learn whether the Cleveland Indians win the World Series, but they do win the pennant. As you probably know that’s winning everything within their American League before playing the winner of the National League in the final World Series. Both conclusions are satisfying, but leave something dangling so to speak about things to come that we don’t see. Been following your other reaction videos and I especially like the one where you explored the different American baseball parks. Keep it up guys!

[@TallyDrake]

Loved your Darwin Nunez comment!😆 [Edit] Rebecca's man is literally the Flying Dutchman! And the Premier League is on NBC/ Peacock.

[@yannickingermany]

Well done lads

[@JonasJudge]

If (when) you rewatch the episode, take moment to read the headlines of the magazines and newspapers when Ted is at the airport. There's a lot of mentions of various other characters from the series.

[@innerninja7992]

Good job guys. I don't know how you watch these episodes without weeping.

[@DNReacts]

I had wet eyes, the ending got me!

[@thebigbear4696]

I agree with your assessment about Rebecca’s growth in season 3. Easily one of my top 3. I’m really hoping that the rumored spin-off featured around her, Roy and Jaime comes true.

[@JoeySpiegel]

The prediction for Rebecca came through too. She met that man who has a daughter - the final piece of the prediction was a child.

[@robertcartier5088]

Thank you, Gentlemen, this was fun! ;-]

[@kathieoreilly6701]

Well done, you guys - you've made my Mondays. Thank you!

[@forsythiahoareau6456]

For me, I believe Dr Jacob is out of the picture. The way Michelle and Henry sort of having this annoyed reaction towards his comments imply that they’re not enjoying his company anymore. And when they celebrated, he was at the back and had his head down, was like accepting defeat. It’s not clear if Ted and Michelle are together, but I’m sure there’s no more Dr Jacob. I’ve enjoyed your reactions to my favorite show ever. Thanks for this. I can’t wait to watch your reactions for Welcome to Wrexham. Please hurry! 😄 PS: 1 callback that was so funny to me was the when Rupert pushed the Westham coach and he fell, his b*lls peeked out from his short shorts, exactly like in season 1 episode 1. Hilarious! 😂😂😂

[@FREEEEEEEYYYD]

At the end when the ussie guys asks ted for a pic as he starts to walk away he says wicked and ted replies kinky boots. Both are long running musicals on Broadway and ted makes so many references to musicals throughout the show!

[@chriskitchen8402]

Throughout this series, this show has been a message over and over how forgiving and moving on can bring such a great future. This show is an example of how I wish modern day TV would go. No one's perfect, anyone can be forgiven and the true healing in forgiveness is for you. Season 4...YESSS!

[@MotoNomad350]

Thanks guys. Loved your reactions to this show. It brought me to your channel. Looking forward to what you’ll add next.

[@monalucas4254]

Thank you both! I have so enjoyed rewatching TL with you two. You had the right tone throughout. I'm just glad I still get to watch you reacting to The (American) Office.

[@Jane-AnimalFriend]

Please consider What We Do In The Shadows (Hulu/Fx) as your next watch. Fantastic comedy about vampires living in modern day NYC.

[@edwardbullis3714]

This was a great time lads. I truly enjoyed watching go through this wonderful series. Of course, I enjoy all of DNReacts videos.🤓

[@bernettaparson9775]

Been waiting all day for this!

[@GloriaGraceRand]

Me too! Glad I caught it tonight.

[@MotelsonMars]

Thanks again! Loved your Ted Lasso reactions and now I've joined your Patreon for Welcome to Wrexham!

[@LancerX916]

So the word is that Apple wants a 4th season. Everyone from cast and crew have agreed to return, except for Jason Sudeikis. Jason took on like three different jobs on the 3rd season when the creator and show runner left for a new show. He does not know if he wants to move to the UK again for a year for one last season. It's a wait and see, pretty much.

[@fayesouthall6604]

They would have to offer him loads of 💰💰💰💰

[@stonecoldku4161]

Although I'm perfectly happy with the ending, there is a part of me that when Rebecca told Ted that she was going to leave too, and she was thinking about traveling abroad that she would've also said, "I hear Kansas is nice this time of year."

[@YersinisPestis]

They finally drop Beards name as Willis but they do say it once before with a Lasso quip where he says, "Whatcha talkin' about Willis" in a previous episode. They really put some nice well thought out touches in this show.

[@htime9119]

One of the rare times where "Whatchu talkin' 'bout Willis!?" is said to someone named Willis.

[@trish3572]

Ted! One of my faves 🎉❤😊 OOohh afterthought … The series Eastbound and Down. SO doggone funny.

[@GreatGabboVideos]

Thanks for a great run. The commercials are indeed hilarious and was made almost a decade ago.

[@josephmarrone7938]

Great reaction, love your channel!!!! Thank you for doing Ted Lasso

[@taegenbrown2894]

Ted lasso has been the greatest DN Reacts series ever. It's been a great journey and I'm so sad it's over hopefully they make a season 4

[@mackeyman13]

I do not know how you all did this. By this i mean, wait a week between every episode! I watched the whole series over 1 week. A season 4 sounds awesome, but i fear we will all be disappointed. I've gone back and watched through this series a few times and always catch something i missed. I will say, I really enjoyed your reaction. As an american who doesn't know much about futbol, it was very interesting to hear what you all thought of the games or that piece of the show. I know when I see shows with american football, basketball, baseball, or just something i'm much more familiar with, you know how realistic certain things are. Plus to see how you reacted to his comments or questions which would really come from my perspective as someone not as in touch with the sport. There was an episode early in the series where you talked about players that you feel like they were modeling these characters off of was interesting. I never thought they might have been trying to imitate a real player. Roy is still the best. Enjoy your rewatch!!

[@willracer1jz]

0:20 I believe they just started pre-production on season four of Ted Lasso

[@taegenbrown2894]

Screw Monday Night Football DN Reacts posted

[@jeffhogg4297]

Pretty much what I said.

[@Pho_King_A]

Cat Stevens "Father and Son". Great closing song for a great show about Father/Son relationships.

[@1969lumbee]

Hopefully the rumors of another season are true! Can't wait to continue to enjoy your reactions! Big Fan. Thank you for the fun journey,

[@laurakali6522]

Gotta add more emotion with the last song. Perfectly placed.

[@taegenbrown2894]

Great series guys I'm so sad it's ending 😭😭😭

[@GingerPeacenik]

They are talking about spinoff series, and possibly more than one. Worked for "Frasier" , certainly.

[@RobertJW]

By fining Nate for missing basically the whole season... Are they saying he was always part of the team, even when he wasn't there? I like to think so.

[@jamessmith-hf5tl]

I miss this show. It’s the reason I am a huge fan of proper football now!!

[@fayesouthall6604]

Enjoyed your Ted Lasso reactions. Sad it’s over.

[@GingerPeacenik]

Nate was all about strategy, not management. He's not a "people person" or generalist, while Roy is actively learning to be one.

[@Punchgirl4]

Although I adore this show and would love to see more, they wrapped everything up so well that I’m worried that a season 4 could diminish what they’ve achieved here. I’d hate for it to be a flop. I really think you both should start a rewatch of the whole show, in your own time, which would help you see even more of the genius in it. The writing is just amazing. If you’re looking for a show to react to next, I’d suggest Schitt’s Creek. It also won the Emmy the year before Ted. It gets off to a slow start and really only comes into its own at about episode 3 or 4. It is also funny and heartwarming, with wonderful dry humour. I’ve enjoyed watching this with you and have actually rewatched the whole thing twice while following your reaction videos. Can’t get enough of Lasso.

[@jfscapes5330]

Thank you guys! Great to watch through Ted with you. Actually my third time. I know you’re generally sports but what about Band of Brothers?

[@dominicschaeffer909]

Slow Horses!

[@ThistleBoy1978]

As far as any recommendations, if you want to stay with a sports based show, I recommend Shoresy. Great hockey comedy. 3 seasons long, 6 episodes per season. Kind of an updated Slapshot almost.

[@Yash-hr3uv]

Warner Bros and Apple have greenlit a s4. As of now everyone is said to return except for Ted, who will be a writer/producer. Based on this, it seems like it will be a spin off type show of the club after Ted, being run under Rebecca, Beard, Roy, and Nate.

[@MandolinKat]

Watch "Shoresy" a comedy about a hockey team

[@dominicschaeffer909]

Dani NUNEZ! LOL

[@JoeySpiegel]

I want a spinoff about female soccer starring Phoebe as she ages.

[@celluloidpaul]

Of course, you realize this means that with this season of Ted Lasso, now City have won 5 in a row...

[@htime9119]

Yeah but in the Lasso universe City probably have 374 violations pending punishment, not the 115 charges like real life.

[@celluloidpaul]

@@htime9119 It’s the hope that kills you…

[@nicolewilliams3434]

I've really enjoyed these reactions. Especially with one of my favorite shows. Next up, I really think y'all would enjoy "The Bear" and for some reason I'd love to see y'all react to "Euphoria" as well. Both shows are heavy and so well written. Anyway, Great Review in advance. Y'all Take Care ...

[@creature1273]

I know you say that the spin off idea is bad at the end, but their are talks of of one more centered around Roy, also not as family friendly of a show but still football based, might want to think of Club de Quervos. Its also a bit silly, a great deal raunchier, but is in Spanish.

[@laurakali6522]

Did you guys watch Afterlife? If not, that’s a great one. As is Only Murders in the Building.

[@camannwordsmith]

"he's so American" It hurts my heart a little every time I hear things like that. We're not all that way. Very few of us live up to our stereotypes. It's just that the ones who are loudest, and there's no real way to let the rest of the world know.

[@jefflivingston1680]

What to react to next? Yellowstone, 1883, 1923

[@kennethoates4004]

The entire epilogue was Ted dreaming on the plane….

[@finch2213]

I’m afraid they’ll reboot/season 4, and base it around the new Richmond women’s team. They will have strayed from “the Lasso/ Richmond Way”, and Ted will have to come back to set things right. The show won’t work as well. That’s my guess. I hope I’m wrong and season 4 is great.

[@Leanne507]

I have brought this up on a few Instagram posts, and have gotten zero traction. It seems obvious to me that the next season would be a women’s team focus. Not only do you have the clear ending leading into that, there’s references throughout all the seasons. Plus, Jason Sudeikis is a huge fan of women’s sports. I am sorry to read that you’re a bit afraid of this idea. I think it would definitely be its own creation and dynamic. I won’t speculate but to say that for three seasons we had no idea what was coming yet the writers and the actors delivered 100% perfection every time. I just want more of that. 🏃🏼‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏾‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏻‍♀️‍➡️⚽️🥅🏟️

[@jonathanwyman9402]

I apologize in advance to anyone that has already read a similar post I have made on other reactions to Ted Lasso. Women’s soccer is growing all over the world right now. Nowhere is this as clear as in the US and Britain (with both teams having more success than the mens teams). The popularity of women’s sports overall is at an all-time high, and the Paris Olympics has created a great interest in women professional athletes. I don't see a season 4, I see a whole new show based around Richmond WFC (women's football club). I would call the team (and the series), the Lady Greyhounds (sponsored by Twinings Lady Grey Tea, of course). If Ted Lasso was about fathers and toxic masculinity, Richmond WFC would be about mothers and women supporting each other. A team of women could include daughters, sisters, and players dealing with having and raising children as professional athletes. I see the series as centered around Rebecca and Keeley. Rebecca is now a stepmom to a rapidly growing girl. Maybe by season 2, Keeley is thinking about being a single mother. (Who does the baby look like, Roy or Jamie?) There could be places for Shannon (the girl playing football in the park) and Nora (Sassy's daughter). One way I would include all of the present players is that the team establishes a mentoring program between the players on the men's side and with newly arrived players from their home countries. There would be funny moments and touching ones. Think of the comic possibilities with Nate, Beard, and Roy all taking a turn at trying to coach the woman's team with disasterous results. Maybe by season three, the Lassos all move to England so that Ted can coach the Lady Greyhounds to a championship and bring it all full circle.

[@scottirvine121]

Callbacks off top of my head Roy sneaks up on keeley in car park Episide 1 Rebecca calls it the lasso way like Trent’s book Sound of music having team perform like ted did for dr Sharon Jamie’s ICOG hat from ICON showing his full circle development Nate has made one of his boxes Army man on Sharon’s desk Ted sits in stand like opening credits Opening scene in pilot shows teds face as does final scene Wanker in episode one was for ted and now it’s for Rupert Jamie’s believe part is in the book ted gave him he thought was stupid Using Nathan’s plan of Jamie as a decoy wins the game Ted gets the offside at last Teds running man dance Ussie guy from the pilot called him mad and now calls ted a legend Same air stewards as the pilot Economy in pilot and business class in the finale Phoebe’s drawing in Roy’s office May adjusts the picture as Sam did in cheers finale We see pilots daughter is young Rebecca when making herself big Keeley enters dressing room again covering her eyes Rebecca wears same outfit as the pilot episode Independent woman keeley jones ends up being independent choosing neither Father and son outro song being the underlying theme of the whole show Jane and beard get married at stone henge after visiting it in the Xmas episode Huggins remains the host of all the players

[@brianmoore6724]

Gets me in the feels every time....brilliant show....brilliant ending....up Man City by the way lets bring home another one...

[@kentgrady9226]

Easter eggs for a potential Season 4/continuation/spin-off... If you noticed the tabloid in the airport, Zava came out of retirement and signed with LAFC of MLS. As Nate is still in a subordinate role, he is available for hire. Ted, by this point, is the General Manager of his hometown Sporting KC. Given the MLS habit of hiring and signing recycled European managers and players (as well as Ted's admiration of Nate's knowledge), he hires Nate. Nate is forced to grow beyond his "I belong here (England)", because he will obviously be working in a different country. Nate grows in his ability to connect with people, matching his technical and tactical prowess. In parallel storylines, Richmond revert to mediocrity in the Premiership, but somehow manage to catch fire in the Champions League. Meanwhile, Sporting KC under Nate eventually overcome LAFC and Zava (after several pummelings) and go on to win the CONCACAF Champions Cup. With both Richmond and Sporting KC crowned as champions, they wind up facing each other in the FIFA Club World Cup. Bonus: Sporting KC sign one or two Richmond players with whom we're already familiar - I'm guessing Jan Maas and Colin. I should get a job in Hollywood. This is good I'm laying down here. (Obviously, a comically tongue-in-cheek observation).

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