British Guys HILARIOUS Ted Lasso Reaction | Season 1 Episode 5 (Tan Lines)

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[@Thrawnwalker]

Higgin’s wife in the show is his actual wife

[@DNReacts]

No way! That’s cool 😀

[@ZachWilsonsMomsFriend]

My favorite detail in the show! Makes their interactions so much sweeter

[@barbrogullvag]

Also the ussie guy and his dentist mother!

[@victoriaserreno2398]

I didn’t know that! How cool. ❤

[@sethheasley9538]

My favorite line from this episode is Keely's response to "Men give each other jobs in toilets all the time." "Heh, yeah they do." Basically a that's what she said, only better.

[@JohnBeebe]

When Issac taps the bench, the subtle nod for Nate to sit shows the subtle impact Ted is beginning to have on the team. Shows the detail to the writing and the real emotions that actually goes on in real life

[@wendywatching]

This is one of those shows I wish I could watch for the first time again. It's such a pleasure watching the two of you react to it. Watching these first season episodes makes me see the long term story arcs the writers had planned out right from the beginning. You can't help but appreciate all the seeds they planted and the unexpected twists they threw in as well. Love this show.

[@THEQuantumBacon]

It's funny, I never thought about it until you guys mentioned it, but the drinking out on the street IS a little odd, but makes SOME sense when you realize that Kansas City, Missouri is one of the only cities in America where you CAN carry open alcohol on the street, and Jason Sudeikis grew up in Overland Park, Kansas, which is a suburb of KCMO (I realize it makes no sense in this context...but it is a thing Jason wouldn't find as odd as even other Americans). This is why there are SO many inside jokes about Kansas City in this series (more than just all the BBQ references lol). I grew up less than a mile from Sudeikis, and my friend's father was Jason's high school basketball coach and the actual inspiration for the character of Ted Lasso (though the character is also a huge part Jason himself). Ted Lasso is also indisputably the most Kansas City character of all time by the way. Everyone here is a little bit Ted...for better or worse lol. Great reaction as always. I can't wait to see the rest. This show only gets better as it goes along. I hope to God we get more of it someday. The world needs more Ted Lasso (and all the other characters!).

[@JeffTaylor-tr7my]

When can we expect a reference to fountains?

[@bereasonable8018]

I had just assumed that they allowed that in the UK. LOL. I'm now going to assume that maybe the owner made an exception for Ted and Beard because that bar is clearly all about Richmond FC.

[@jennifermedicus2735]

We had open containers allowed in Charleston, SC when I lived there. Yet they didn't have free pour for liquor. Weird. Hope it's stayed the same (free pour is allowed now). Made New Year's and St. Patrick's Day quite a lot of fun.

[@christinec7892]

@@jennifermedicus2735Charleston definitely doesn’t allow you to walk around with drinks. Savannah does. I work in Charleston, and when we get tourist we spend a lot of time stopping them from trying to walk outside with glasses of wine, etc…

[@jennifermedicus2735]

@@christinec7892 Interesting. It was the 90s. Wild times. They used to just stop you from walking away with glass and made you put it in plastic. Maybe it changed....or maybe it's just being enforced now. I miss that town so much, how's it doing?

[@Jo-oc-0]

You guys give us a reason to look forward to Monday ! ❤

[@DNReacts]

You’re too kind 🙏🏼

[@AndoC29]

Agree. What would be cool is two Ted Lasso reactions a week, maybe Monday and Thursday?

[@Jo-oc-0]

@@DNReacts I can almost hear your voice saying that ! ❤️

[@Rufus6540]

Loving you all responding to this, very interesting to get a proper football fans' reaction for sure. What's interesting is you think this is a series about an EPL team, but that's really secondary to everything else (while still revolving around an EPL team). One thing you'll find is that Sudekis used a lot of his own personal history in every episode including Ms. Scanlan (who really was his art teacher in middle school) and the trainers he wears in every episode (which are from his own collection).

[@DNReacts]

Thank you! We love this series 😀 I’ll be sad once it’s ended! Appreciate the comment 🙏🏼

[@sanseijedi]

@@DNReacts Your enjoyment enhances my appreciation of this series. Just curious: who are your team? Cheers, mates.

[@Pete_Finch]

@@sanseijedi Pretty sure Damo is Liverpool and Nick is Man U, but I could be wrong. I just know they both hate Man City 😂

[@sanseijedi]

@@Pete_Finch Thanks. And who doesn't hate City? Just displays good taste.

[@inalasahl]

The coach normally wouldn’t check with the owner for a benching in the US, but that’s because in the US coaches and general managers are different people in a lot of leagues. He would probably have discussed possibly benching Jamie ahead of time with the manager.

[@TallyDrake]

My favorite scene in the entire show is coming up soon. I can't wait to see your reaction to it! 😊

[@DNReacts]

Can't wait! 🙏🏼

[@THEQuantumBacon]

I know what it is! shhhh... ;)

[@scottirvine121]

Haha me too

[@niknokseyer]

Now I’m curious what it is but I’ll wait. 🤣

[@elcar659]

was it the curse fire?

[@cvtuttle]

This episode is what solidified this show as excellent for me. The results of twists and turns aren’t unexpected, but how they GET there is different. The journey is the enjoyment. Ted’s wife could have easily been written as a self centered or mean person, but instead she is wonderful and really trying to make the relationship work. The failing relationship is made even made more difficult because both people genuinely want it to work.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

American here enjoying the Ted Lasso love! Ya, this show is the definition of an easy watch. It blends the humor and emotional beats perfectly. No context, but looking forward to an episode in a few weeks.

[@erinsmith8670]

I wish you had more Ted Lasso episodes than just Mondays! Maybe at least twice a week, please?

[@Daario_]

Jason Sudeikis was going through pre divorce challenges during filming and you can feel it in the end scene man.

[@tarasierralee]

I love that you're doing this. I look forward to each new episode - almost as much as I looked forward to each TL episode the first time through. I've watched it all the way through 3 times now - a bit of a fanatic. It saved me these past four years...

[@moloko5]

Watched this during Covid which helped me get through it.

[@nicolewilliams3434]

Oh I miss my show 💔💔💔😳. Great Reaction.

[@DNReacts]

Thank you, we’re loving the show! 🔥

[@SW.Productions]

Y’all should watch the USA vs Mexico nation’s league final that happened yesterday

[@dizzyjazz212]

I will say if a coach benched a player in American sports there are cases to check with the owner. Usually if the owner is too involved but its not unheard-of

[@DNReacts]

In my opinion the owner should never be that involved in the selection/substitute process

[@THEQuantumBacon]

@@DNReacts *Cough* Dallas Cowboys *Cough*

[@dizzyjazz212]

@@DNReacts most often this would happen in american football with a quarterback because the quarterback is generally so incorporated into the teams long term plans that it has to involve everyone to make that choice Also there are owners that treat their team like their own personal videogame and want to be the reason behind the winning. The former washington owner, the carolina panthers owner , and the dallas cowboys owner to name a few. Generally teams with less owner involvement are more successful but the ego of billionaires is a massive thing

[@phillipdenny896]

It's usually a situation where the player is the face of the team, or an aging star, or something like that. @@DNReacts

[@rickykozak58]

@@dizzyjazz212even then that’s only a select few teams. Unless it’s a top 5 QB or a team like Dallas or Indy where the owners are over-involved, the GM is usually the one you’d check with, unless it’s a sham position like in Denver

[@fayesouthall6604]

Been looking forward to seeing this with you guys. So sad for Ted.

[@DNReacts]

We really appreciate it! Honestly I was really sad for them both. Neither of them wanted that ending. Love Ted ❤️

[@fayesouthall6604]

@@DNReacts He’s such a nice guy too.

[@scottrandall2019]

Love you guys.

[@Theories16]

Did the brit just call it "Soccer"!? WHAT THE HECK :P

[@DNReacts]

We love American football, so it’s become second nature to us 😂

[@markking8228]

The Dallas Cowboys are the only team that a coach would check with the owner before benching a star player - Jerry Jones (the owner) is, shall we say, a bit involved.

[@bereasonable8018]

Have you both watched Game of Thrones yet? If so, there are 2 actors in this show who were also in GoT, but played much smaller parts.

[@THEQuantumBacon]

LOL They'll never guess the one that blows people away when they find out...

[@bereasonable8018]

@@THEQuantumBacon I don’t want to ruin it in case they haven’t watched GoT

[@THEQuantumBacon]

Good call. That would be a...shame.@@bereasonable8018

[@robotclark]

Ted is softening her up.

[@Kane-Viktorovich]

Fun fact about this show (hope it’s not a spoiler): every time you think something bad is gonna happen, it doesn’t. It’s always good (at least 99% of the time). It’s such a feel good show but in my opinion a bit too feel good.

[@ATLhighlights]

Watch Houston vs Texas A&M

[@ernestorodriguez791]

👍🏾

[@evy824]

What play you talking about

[@kansashoneybadger7899]

TIME STAMP: 6:30 Maybe the lady should think about "duty" and "responsibility" instead of her "feelings." She is a mother with a boy to raise. Her son's childhood will be ruined if she gives priority to her "fee-fees."

[@DNReacts]

So do you think she should live a lie and both parents be unhappy while raising a child? Creating a toxic environment which could actually be detrimental to the child’s upbringing? I know this is a TV show but situations like this happen in real life and staying together for the kids rarely works out with all parties being happy.

[@kansashoneybadger7899]

@@DNReacts Well, you know that this is a thorny issue and a lot depends on one's philosophy of life. I have handled 60 divorces as an attorney. I was involved in the initial stages and also much of the very, very long aftermath. Divorce is simply devastating to children. I have worked with many licensed clinical psychologists as they produced court ordered reports for the use of the Court in its final decision. They educated me. I respectfully disagree that "staying together for the kids" rarely works out. In fact, our grandparents' generation never thought in terms of "happiness." Many married couples ended up working/living together as co--parents but otherwise quietly living psychologically separate lives. Entire generations grew up successfully with two parents who were living together for the sake of the children. That is simply a fact. I would agree that if there is any kind of real violence (need police report here) or abandonment or day to day screaming matches, then, yes, something needs to be done. However that "something" should be a serious attempt at counseling, first. I would consider this to be a moral responsibility of both parents. You don't get to bring a child into the world then tear up that child's world because of your feelings. That is immoral. Adults manage feelings, they are not managed by them. Why do you think our grandparents had such long marriages? They thought "happiness" was for children at Christmas and duty and responsibility was for adults until the children were grown. This day and age the argument is stronger because of the control people have over whether or not they have children. Wow, I have always through that one of the most admirable British traits was the reverence given to fulfilling one's duty. I thought that was a British as you could get. I thought it was one of the reasons the British military was/is respected worldwide. It was why I respected QE2. Cheers, love your channel.