*TED LASSO* is INFECTIOUS!! | season 2 - part 1/2

[@Matuse]

The thing I really liked about the Christmas episode was the huge turnaround for Higgins. You see him in the very first episode trying to greet the players, and they all treat him like he's invisible. Now when he does his party for orphans, about 80% of the team shows up.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Exactly right 😊

[@kenlangston3451]

Keeley’s “f*** you’re amazing! Let’s invade France” was such a great line.

[@littlesth0b0]

"What do you normally do with your eyebrows?" "I leave them the f*ck alone..." Roy really has the best lines, Rainbow is an absolutely mint episode.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Favourite episode

[@DongusMcBongus]

When Higgins sees his wife and it synchs with “Have you seen her dressed in blue?” 😢 gets me everytime

[@Maro_MaroBCH]

" to the family we were born with, and to the family we make along the way" My man Higgins. Heartfelt. The way he pronounced the cities where the players came from. Kingston!

[@surfk9836]

When Rebecca empowers herself she makes herself bigger. Nate thinks to empower himself he needs to degrade the side of himself he sees as weak; spitting at his reflection in the mirror.

[@justsomebody-1665]

Nate draws his power from the dark side

[@rennieHughes]

Ted Lasso wears a Rose colored tint when he's coaching because he sees the world through rose colored glasses. When he was was Led Tasso his glasses lenses were black!! Such a great little detail :)

[@fayesouthall6604]

Wow that’s awesome

[@harlandagoat]

Ted makes the paramore song rose color boy makes sense

[@charlie.on.youtube]

The best part about the “It’s a Wonderful Life” clip here is that George Bailey is at the end of his rope and Clarence drops in at the last second to save him. Which perfectly echoes Ted’s feelings and Rebecca’s timely arrival.

[@charlie.on.youtube]

Listen to this episode's audio closely and you can hear the harp music of Clarence's descent just as Rebecca arrives. Wonderful touch.

[@samjohnstonemusic6328]

Nothing brightens my day more than Natalie’s snark and smile.

[@afz3003]

Forever alone??

[@samjohnstonemusic6328]

@@afz3003 hopefully not forever my guy.

[@Burt_MacklinJr]

@@samjohnstonemusic6328 🎵Forever Young🎵

[@BananaMan311]

I can’t wait to see her reaction to so much in the back half of season 2. The hug!

[@timothyburrows9622]

And her reaction to Paul's question for Beard.

[@jeffl.304]

Both hugs! The one in the locker room and the one after the head butt!

[@MoistTowelette125]

Watching her reaction to Episode 9 is gonna be fantastic. 😁

[@Matuse]

Rewatching the series a couple of times, the whole thing with Nate was there from the start. He was always a jerk.

[@DrZaius3141]

I'm going to say "yes, but..." to that. Jamie also started out as a jerk and he got a chance for redemption. Nate has a very easily identifyable issue - namely with his self-esteem which he deals with by tearing others down. It's like when people who were hit as children grow up to hit their own children, because that's the world view they've internalized and they can't handle being the person that has the agency to set the tone. To be clear: This isn't excusing his behaviour, it's explaining it. And this is about how he is still very much in a place to grow out of it. Forgiveness and redemption are major themes in the show, yet there are some characters where we're just expected to accept that they're irredeemable (Rupert and Jamie's dad). With Nate, it would be someone who changed for the worse because of Ted, and I can't see Ted letting that rest.

[@fayesouthall6604]

@@DrZaius3141 he was picked on by his father and others in the club. As soon as he get power he believes it is the way of the world to get his own picked on people, Colin obviously and Will.

[@sofiyanali2489]

Watching Cobra Kai made me appreciate Nate's arc in this season more. He's a lot like Eli/Hawk. Both start out with a lack of confidence, are bullied by their peers. But then Ted & Johnny Lawrence come in and teach them how to be badass and gain confidence (Nate with the roasts, Hawk with the mohawk & karate), and both apply what they've learned to get success (Nate with the promotion, Hawk with Moon being his girlfriend). Ted & Johnny fill in the gaps that Nate & Eli have had for their entire lives; they both finally have someone who's there for them. But then, they don't know how to navigate their success, and they crave more, and they think the only way to get more success is by tearing other people down. And Ted & Johnny aren't there to help them, because both are dealing with their own issues (Ted with the panic attacks, Johnny with his high school buddies). And that's when Rupert & Kreese come in & push Nate & Hawk more towards the 'dark side' and manipulate them into doing some really bad things (Nate with telling the reporter about Ted's panic attacks, Hawk with trashing Miyagi-Do and stealing Mr. Miyagi's Medal of Honor). Two cases of the bullied becoming bullies. I can only hope that like Eli, Nate finds redemption in the next season. I really wanted to talk about 2 shows I love. Hope you enjoyed my take on this.

[@Pete_Finch]

I don't know if I'd agree with that. Firstly, every character in Ted Lasso (especially the anti-heroes/villains) are much more complex than just being a one-trick pony. That's what makes the series so brilliant. Nate was bullied his whole life, from a child all the way through until Ted Lasso, Coach Beard and Rebecca saw his talent and ability. The damage of all those years wasn't just going to go away, of course. As someone that played for many coaches in (American) football back in my day, Nate's character arc has been among the most interesting and realistic to me. I played with tons of guys who were "jerks", "assholes", "pricks" and whatever else one might throw at them but I also got to know a lot of them later in life and their reasoning for being how they were to others, while not excusing it, certainly gave context to it. Things like familial upbringing, peer bullying and treatment by superiors in the professional world absolutely do matter and the reactions to those shouldn't automatically make someone a "jerk"

[@angelbedolla347]

Lol not he wasn’t a jerk maybe rewatch season 1 again. He was a nice and extremely shy guy.

[@Blazingstoke]

The idea behind Bantr actually predates the internet by several decades. It's basically a modern version of a "lonely hearts club", where people looking for romance could correspond with one another, without needing to know the other person's name or appearance. A classic Hungarian play from the 1930s called _Parfumerie_ made this the basis for a rom-com: two employees of a perfume shop, who cannot stand each other, each fall in love with the anonymous person they've been writing to, only to discover that they've been writing to one another. The play has since been adapted into the James Stewart movie _The Shop Around the Corner_ (which was later remade into the Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan vehicle _You've Got Mail_ ), the movie musical _In the Good Old Summertime,_ starring Judy Garland, and the beloved stage musical _She Loves Me._

[@akshaybalakrishnan150]

I dont usually watch people watching other shows, but as a huge fan of Ted Lasso and wanting more people to view this masterpiece, seeing someone like you give your live reaction to the events of the show is really fun and interesting to watch!

[@AdrianChazz]

That's how it starts... Next thing you know, you're subscribed to Holden, VKunia, MaryCherryy, BrandonLikes, ItsAPrimate, JamesVsCinema, Duaffy, fictionaldarling and all of the reaction channels... Mark my words.😂 (In all seriousness, glad you like Nats channel, happy to see new people around... Stay safe, b ✌🏻)

[@NatalieGoldReacts]

Thanks!! Glad you love the show :)

[@Lightningrod75]

Reactions are a lot of fun and the sole reason I've watched The Expanse and Better Call Saul multiple times.

[@kanakayounoob]

@@AdrianChazz thats me hahahaha

[@tomdavoine4707]

@@AdrianChazz literally me

[@aaronpatton814]

The Christmas episode was one that really got me! I'm not particularly close with my family as I'm gay and they don't like that, but even though I'm Australian I'll always host a 'Friends'giving and Christmas for all of my friends who don't have families to go home to or for my international friends who are remaining in the country over Christmas. My family absolutely still taught me the important lesson growing up the more the merrier and that lesson has really stuck with me.

[@JHarris533]

Both the morning show Jamie goes on after the reality show and the football show Roy works on are real and very popular shows in the uk. This Morning and Soccer Saturday.

[@Icypenguigo]

Roy Kent is an absolute fucking legend, and definitely my favorite part of this show. Also the fact that Ted's favorite book is 'The Fountainhead' caused me to raise an eyebrow. I wish I could have heard him explain why

[@DrZaius3141]

When I was a little kid, my parents had a rickety old kitchen table. It was beautiful oak wood, tied the entire room together. Anyways, when I was about 12, there was a rainy day and me and my friends started playing ball in the house. When I tackled my buddy, we crashed into the old table, all came tumbling down. We tried to fix it back up but it was wobbly as all heck. I for sure thought my parents are gonna let me have it, but my old man just went to the bookshelf, tried out a couple of things and sure thing: When he slipped that "Fountainhead" under there, it was even as it's ever been. Learned a valuable lesson that day - if we work together, help each other out and be kind instead of going all angry, there's nothing in this world we can't fix.

[@Minotaur1975]

That whole sequence where "She's a Rainbow" plays is one of my favorite things ever

[@theupsetter1969]

I love Ted Lasso, didn't think I would but there you go. All the dialogue is great but my favourite is when Roy says "It hurt my feeling" 😊

[@fayesouthall6604]

Awww his feeling!

[@1990Mrko]

Jamie and Roy's big moments in episodes 3 and 5 (respectively)actually made me cry. The realization of figuring out what you want to do gives you such clarity and you can cry happy tears. I cried from when Roy left the stadium all the way until the camera zoomed out on the field. Best moment in the entire show for me and my family.

[@Johowow]

When I watched the show I primarily started it because of its creator Bill Lawrence. He also made Scrubs, which is my favorite show of all time, so I thought I would give it a go. For quite a while I liked the show, but it didn't really catch me. Up until the Christmas episode of season two. That was the episode where I really fell in love with the shows dynamic. Such a brilliantly executed masterpiece of an episode!

[@NatalieGoldReacts]

LOVE scrubs!!

[@fayesouthall6604]

Beginning of season 2 isn’t the best but definitely improves. Christmas episode and beard episode were added at the end. Apple wanted more episodes

[@basseon]

Ted Lasso has helped so many people during the pandemic. It's at the top of the "chicken soup" streaming option. Not mentioning that it's fucking brilliant. How did they put together so many different winning aspects. The unique characters with huge personality, the witty banter, the references, the soothing tone, etc... I did not think I would like it and now I'm telling everyone who's listening to give it a chance.

[@musicsoulhaysgrl]

I’m so glad you’re reacting to this show. Not a lot of reactions on KZbin but this show deserves so much love and praise.

[@BarnabyJones21]

"You're amazing. Let's invade France." I forgot about that line, so good. God I love Keele Jones, the Independent Woman.

[@simoparzella8536]

Fun Fact: Phil Dunster did actually pull off that far away goal during filming, so that scene is 100% legit and no cgi involved! :D

[@lilyreynolds5858]

Was there a video of him doing it? Aside from inside the show obviously

[@simoparzella8536]

@@lilyreynolds5858 dont really know but one of His actor colleagues said it in one of the countless Interview Videos i watched ^^

[@BigTulsa]

A lot of people were put off by the Christmas episode and the 'Beard After Hours' episode. The story behind those two is they were written after the majority of season 2 had even filmed because the plan was to drop 10 episodes for season 2 like season 1 had, but Apple TV begged Jason and the producers for two more episodes, so they wrote two 'stand alone' episodes.

[@elheber]

I loved the non sequitur Christmas episode because it felt like a return to the standalone TV Christmas episodes I grew up with. No complaints from me.

[@blablubs9987]

Loved the second season as much as the first, but the christmas episode was just something else to me. When they played the greatest christmas song of all time, Fairytale of New York by The fucking Pogues, man those chills. And even now knowing it all and watching you watch it and have so much fun with it, I enjoy it even more.

[@fayesouthall6604]

It’s adorable 😊

[@bobkatfan2013]

I just love that the Higgins’ are married in real life.

[@ProfHidgensTurtleneck]

honestly i cried in s2 at nate becoming like that bc i really think he used to be so likeable and i felt bad about him not knowing how to be like that and be successful- something about how real all the characters feel makes it cut so much deeper

[@AmericanEnglishman]

On my honeymoon, I drove down windy little roads (glorified goat paths) in Northern England at night while (essentially) driving in the passenger seat. As an American, I was terrified, but also kinda loved it.

[@sympotaz2960]

You know you're watching a good reactor when you're watching them react to shows you never watched. Always good to see your content, keep up the good work!!

[@MoviesBuffsMania]

God I love watching you react to this show it's just one of those shows it's like therapy for me the amount of emotions I run through watching this show is crazy Can't wait for the part 2 to this vid hopefully soon haha

[@theexiled3034]

This is a show i'm gonna rewatch many times, it really is comforting to watch.

[@ElliotNesterman]

Do yourself a favor and watch _It's a Wonderful Life._ Knowing the ending will not ruin the film for you. You don't need to film a reaction to it, just watch it. It's a great script, Kapra's direction is great, and all the performances are stellar.

[@arandomnamegoeshere]

It's a Wonderful Life is one of those flicks that MUST be seen (like Casablanca). That Nat hasn't seen it and picked it up as a reaction episode is a crime that should be remedied given the season!

[@bluecalix]

There is raw footage of the Tartt free kick without the CGI. The actor really did score that goal.

[@Jonathan-ug9yu]

SO happy to see more Golden Lasso content

[@saagar1019]

I'd love to see you react to the Kingsman films. They are incredibly enjoyable and extremely underrated.

[@jdkalantar]

Yes! Totally agree!

[@emilymcplugger]

@Saagar 101 Elton: I’m gonna f#*k you up! Me: 🤣😆😂

[@saagar1019]

@@emilymcplugger a few months ago I found out that Elton John said he would only take the role if he could say the F word in every scene. What a legend!

[@cheeziestfool8526]

love all your commentaries!! and love that you're watching this series!

[@forsythiahoareau6456]

I love watching your reaction videos of Ted Lasso because it’s like watching it with a friend who’s never seen it and I just kept saying “watch this scene closely”, or waiting for you to pick up on a joke and if you don’t I’d probably point it out to you. I miss Ted Lasso and I wish for season 3 to come sooner!!!

[@pablinsky2006]

Can’t wait to finish your reaction. The second half of the season is amazing!

[@MightyAmygdala]

I cannot afford Apple TV or whatever it's called, I've only watched this show through reactions. I'm glad you continued reacting to Ted Lasso bacuase I have no idea what goes on beyond season 1. Thank you Nat!

[@ronburd4362]

OMG ROY or Brett Goldstein is a producer, writer and of course plays the part of Roy. WHAT A GENIUS!!

[@andrewtanzosh]

Thank you for making these videos, I don’t have Apple TV and this is the only way I can watch Ted and I love it.

[@jessicaross7288]

There are... other ways

[@purebloodpanther81]

One of my favorite subtle details is the manager on Sky Sports, the one that Roy tells, "You were a shit manager" was the Richmond manager that Rebecca fired in episode 1!

[@BigMike246]

Natalie: Knowing the ending of It's a Wonderful Life isn't a spoiler. The magic of that film is the ride to get to the ending. That's why we all watch it every year. Personally, I am challenged to see the end of the film through all my tears.

[@JishinDX]

This show makes me so happy!

[@flibygiby09]

Can’t wait for season 3 part 1!!

[@UriasDavis]

The doctor is not being rude. She’s being professional. I think a good way to look at her dynamic w| Ted is through the lens of her not knowing him but knowing he doesn’t trust her. Which, she is right. We love Ted because we “know” him. She doesn’t know Ted so she is well within her professional right to not treat him like we treat him.

[@dentze]

Hi Natalie! Just found your channel earlier today and really been enjoying your reactions. Ted Lasso quickly became one of my favourite shows, it's so heart-felt and sweet while having very real moments. Just a few things: 1. League games have ties but tournament games will have extra time and then penalties if the score is still level. 2. Surfing is really big in areas of the country. Cornwall and Devon for example are very popular for surfers.

[@barcode329]

you have the best reactions to this show. can't wait for part 2

[@stanley2681]

finally! i wait everyday for you to drop this. happy thanksgiving natalie! much love

[@lisasharp9618]

Are you going to do a review of season 2 part 2?

[@Bekka_Noyb]

One of my fave xmas episodes! Plus lotsa Love Actually, Notting Hill & other references

[@nesleehan5]

This show is amazing because it just does it all. Deals with mental health in sports, social prejudgement, toxic masculanity, relationship problems, parent-child relationships, environment etc. And they somehow make it all work while making you laugh. It is never too on the nose. They're also great at balancing storylines and screen-time so that they can do justice to every character not only Ted and Rebecca.

[@ralphjackson2518]

The UK actually has a couple big surfing spots, the River Sivern being the one that immediately comes to mind

[@samuelljayy6705]

I’d love for you to react to more British shows! A lot of them are very funny but have the drama moments too

[@incredulousdisbelief9841]

Just going to say that watching "it's a Wonderful Life" in full context is well worth it for the channel. There are several parallels here with Ted Lasso for the rest of this season.

[@jessicaross7288]

Hard same - Natalie should watch It's a Wonderful Life to kick off December

[@vickyy518]

AHHH I've been waiting for this!!! I had heard about the show before but Natalie's videos were the ones that convinced me to watch the series. Love your reactions, thank you for watching season 2

[@wlf3514]

That’s exactly what I thought about the therapist in the beginning. Like, I get that Ted was overly sensitive about her profession due to the reasons he listed and he also felt threatened that somebody else penetrated his team and was helping them in ways he couldn’t. However, she was also being intimidating and unnecessarily rude at times. It was such a weird dynamic to watch in the first couple episodes and it made me uncomfortable as well. I felt like they were trying to show us that she seemed intimidating only because Ted perceived her to be and we were supposed to see her through Ted’s perspective but we also saw her from our own perspective and she was still intimidating and unnecessarily rude. So that was a little weird, I thought.

[@DrZaius3141]

I LOVED her. She was extremely professional and you can tell that she a) has to deal with a lot of crap for being a woman of colour (which forces her to present even more professionally), b) knows how important boundaries are to get her job done, and c) is freaking amazing at her job. Ted uses his charm as a distraction and she immediately sees through that and doesn't allow it - which is what he needs to finally receive help. One tiny detail I enjoyed very much was that she hated tea just like him, yet she didn't use that as a superficial "oh look, we hate the same thing, let's be besties", but rather worked her way through his defences before cementing their connection with it. I even felt like they could have made a cute couple. But then again, there's still hope for Sasso. Lassy? Flo and Teddie? Jeez, they have the best options for couple names.

[@how2addandfriends473]

Nat idk how to request this proper but I'd highly recommend It's a wonderful life. It's got some old rough edges in spots but it's a solid movie.

[@squeak2455]

Ummm, I think we need a Nat watches "It's a Wonderful Life" this holiday season. Even knowing the end, you really need to see the whole movie to appreciate just how good it is.

[@GLCore123]

Me and My (then fiancé)’s largest LA transplant gathering for Thanksgiving was 16 people in a 1 bdr apt. We bought the largest turkey we could find, ahead of time. People brought xtra tables and chairs. In total we polished off 43 bottles of wine that night not including booze and beer. One of the best Thanksgivings ever. Always will be a great memory.

[@xDriger]

It's my own fault for expecting something different. But I have so much passion towards your emotions from how you responded to the avatar. Being british and seeing you react to this genuinely hurts

[@cometogether999]

I really like this show, and I'm okay just being able to see it through your eyes. And your smile and laughter are infectious. I love how they included "She's a Rainbow."

[@discutio]

Tough day, and then I come home to find your (very much expected) video. Thank you so so so much, Natalie. I had a blast. Love from Argentina!

[@LovelyIris22]

Such an amazing show!! Love you reactions❤️❤️

[@PeterPorty]

YES! I've been anxiously waiting for this and I'm so excited!

[@RowdiesFan1]

I absolutely loved the editing on this video. Fun watch!

[@unforeseenidiot2254]

Colin walking out of Dr Sharon’s office talking about how amazing it was hits different now.

[@Devin1993x]

Let’s gooooooo! I was waiting for this one. Currently one of my favorite shows, I love seeing how others react to it.

[@GoddessOfWhatnot]

I’ve been eagerly awaiting this! Can’t wait for part 2 💕

[@harryabbott103]

Natalie’s laugh and smile is so joyous. Love these reactions to Ted Lasso

[@billspotz1978]

Ted Danson *is* a great man. And if you haven’t watched The Good Place, it would be GREAT for reactions!

[@emilymcplugger]

@Bill Spotz The Good place is fantastic. Either episode 2 or 3 of season 2 is my all time favourite episode.

[@RanmaSaotome121]

FWIW, I would recommend It's a Wonderful Life to anyone who likes heartwarming, uplifting type movies. Even if you've seen the end, it doesn't matter too much, because to be honest the storyline is fairly simple, so you might predict the ending anyway, and it doesn't ruin the first two acts. Some may consider it oversweet, but I think it's the type of comfort movie that works well during the holiday season.

[@patrickmadison4172]

Natalie, I got to recommend that you expedite a reaction viewing of Arcane on Netflix. There's only one 9 episode season so far and it is a rollercoaster of emotion, with storytelling comparable to the first few seasons of Game of Thrones. For a non-spoiler explanation of the story, it is about two sisters going down diverging paths, as well as the people around them, in a rapidly changing fantasy world of corruption, division, technology, and magic. There is not a slow moment to the story, with excellent animation to the show, with tremendous voice acting from the main characters. In particular, the endings of episode 3, 6, and 7 are filled with such an emotional punch to the face.

[@arandomnamegoeshere]

Concur. Arcane brought more to the party than I expected it to. An art style that belies complexity. A story line packed with tropes that don't... signal where the story is going. Well done.

[@fatknacker46]

Watching you enjoying Ted Lasso certainly puts a smile on my face.

[@mattbiegel8477]

These videos are like a warm cookie and milk before bed, I ain’t never gonna say no to it.

[@solinelgonzalez8312]

I love this show and I can't wait to see your reaction to the rest of the season.

[@Chrispy_21]

I’m not sure if you knew this but the actress that play Rebecca was also in Game of Thrones she was Septa I was shocked when I found this out

[@JulietteReacts]

So happy you had a fun time in England when you came here! ❤️

[@wordywolf3]

"nothing too depressing or upsetting has happened" HA welcome to season 2

[@jacobflores9367]

Watch it’s a wonderful life! It’s so good

[@ToniMcGinty]

For me, Nate spitting in the mirror is probbaly the darkest moment of the whole series.

[@cantelopestrawberry5730]

The actor who plays Jamie actually made that shot in episode 6 in one take!

[@fayesouthall6604]

If the dog had done this in real life, the penalty would be taken again

[@codykirchner9606]

I find it interesting that one of the biggest take--aways in my friend group from this season was how much we actually wanted something like bantr in reality. Yet, no critic I've seen react to this show has liked the idea of it. I love the idea. I think it would be wonderful to not have pictures. But no one seems to agree with me on that.

[@sivabliss]

Finally. Been waiting for sometime

[@alanraine8984]

Been waiting for this ❤️

[@Basca112]

I did not know Rebecca was the "Shame" woman/nun in Game of Thrones.

[@akshaybalakrishnan150]

Also a minor gripe, SPOILERS AHEAD the whole consequence associated with protesting against the oil sponsor company did not last beyond the episode because of Bantr sponsoring them, but that could have been an interesting arc. Richmond struggling because their main sponsor pulled the plug as they protested for the right cause (similar to how Rashford faced some much backlash from the Tories for his food for children drive)

[@UrbanBlueToad]

I mean, what we did get out of the rest of the episodes in the season was quite good. Would you really rather have seen Richmond struggling financially than the coach beard episode?

[@emilymcplugger]

@Lucas Bosgra I LOVE the coach beard episode. I once had a night like that and I’ll tell the story once Natalie puts up the second part.

[@akshaybalakrishnan150]

@@UrbanBlueToad I believe the Coach Beard episode was added on, as was the Xmas special after Apple told they can have 12 episodes instead of the 10...not that it wasn't entertaining but just a side note And to your question, I agree they had lots of arcs and characters to manage in the limited slot they got...but the whole jeopardy or point of the episode was that Richmond would stand for the right cause, even if meant they faced the consequences financially- and as an English football fan, I have seen many clubs struggle without income and being on verge of collapse. The episodes ends with Rebecca binning the oil company and replacing with Bantr, which contradicts the fact that the club was worried about the consequences of pulling out. Hence, in retrospect, the tension that drove that particular episode was not really an impactful one. I know Ted Lasso likes to resolve conflicts quickly and not let it fester and it works for conflicts like Jamie Tartt being integrated into the squad (same episode) but for me it doesn't work for the sponsor conflict as there was no consequence for their actions to make the gesture of removing the sponsor log from their shirt meaningful.

[@tximinoman]

This may still pay off in the next season, just like many things that were sort of set off in the first season but didn't got a payoff until the next one (Sam and Rebecca's relationship for example, or Sassy and Ted's thing, that hasn't happened yet even though it probably will at some point)

[@user-fz3sz2dj4r]

Not similar at all

[@Dondozo699]

Don't wait too long to finish the season!

[@carloseduardoaguilar5099]

Not gonna lie, I used to dislike that you stopped clips to comment so much but now I love it and your smile so much lol.

[@richmondromance]

YES QUEEN I’ve been waiting for this!!!

[@JonJon-wf5yj]

Glad you are on season 2!!!!

[@WyattoonsComics]

I didn’t realize this til rewatching recently, but the coach Rebecca fired in the very first episode is one of Roy’s pundit co-hosts.

[@danielpalmtree270]

Btw i loved the reaction don’t get me wrong but as a Double Bass player i must say this... at 31:50 Higgin’s instrument is actually a double bass not a cello. Easy mistake, loved the reaction and keep it up!!

[@sharp9150]

i was hopsing someone said something

[@Huntress59]

You Must watch it’s a wonderful life. It doesn’t matter that you have seen the ending . Watching the whole thing makes all the difference.

[@elheber]

Season 1 foreshadowed Keeley's kink for emotional vulnerability. She said it was a turn-on in the first season.

[@fayesouthall6604]

That’s right

[@BigBoyWillGoGlobal]

You’re such a pro at watching shows u can tell what’s bout to happen all the time 😂😂

[@josephvanrijk1997]

I literally just commented how you would like season two this morning and then you dropped the vid

[@Stormz.1337]

I love the whole cast and their characters. All fucking legends already!

[@TheJayef]

Been waiting on this one!

[@dennismason3740]

From 1976 to 1982 I ate out of trash receptacles, what others left behind. I get my movies and t.v. shows from what folk post to YT.