Ted Lasso Season 3 - Part 2 Ep 7-12 | Canadian First Time Watching | TV Movie Reaction | Commentary

[@jimwoodman8158]

Simone crying about how wholesome it was at the end of episode 7 was the most wholesome thing I've seen in a long time.

[@mandyireson5101]

I laughed and cried so hard with her...she was so adorable.

[@1938superman]

1:14:01 My father died last year. This song is called "Father and Son" by Cat Stevens. I was in the middle of editing his memorial video and I'd chosen this song when I finally got around to watching this episode. That was ... a moment.

[@mattjones1943]

the scene in the bar when the 3 super fans come up to Rebecca, and tell her how much she has meant to them as an owner was low key my favorite moment in this season.

[@grindlebone]

Watching Nate growing into himself, and Jamie becoming a real live boy, was just so damn fun

[@Anomondaris]

Thank you guys for posting this whole series❤ I hope you post more series

[@CineBingeReact]

thank you so much!

[@dragnet42]

The “footballers should stay out of politics” storyline in ep7 is based on Manchester United player Marcus Rashford where his own tweets about welfare were initially brushed off and was told to “stick to football” but eventually gained enough momentum it forced the government to change policy. It made Rashford into something of a cult hero but ever since whenever he has a bad game he gets lumped with the accusation that he should focus on his game rather than get involved with politics

[@Uliburgh22]

its not just rashford its a ton of footballers, ozil speaking up for muslims, al ghazi speaking about palestine, etc

[@CaptainFirefred]

Given this is a US production I always thought this to be a reference to the much more prominent "Shut up and dribble" on Fox "News", as reaction to LeBron - the same with the "it's just practice" enema for Jamie was inspired by Iverson.

[@anonymes2884]

@@CaptainFirefred Some of the writers room are British (e.g. Brett "Roy Kent" Goldstein, Phoebe "Jane Payne" Walsh), Sudeikis himself is a big UK football fan and S3 would've been written around about when we'd had a couple of female Home Secretaries who were both dialling up the anti-immigrant rhetoric (especially around small boats crossing the channel) so i'd say it hews more closely to the UK situation but with elements of the US stuff too.

[@Robalogot]

The shut up and dribble is a literal quote from Laura Ingraham toward Lebron James... Had nothing to do with Rashford.

[@rishabhpb]

​@Robalogot it's a combination of all those things. Doesn't just need to be one reference.

[@ronfaulkner3925]

“I hope that either all of us or none of us are judged by the actions of our weakest moment, but rather by the strength we show when and if we’re ever given a second chance”.

[@brianhammond2832]

Sam’s dad was in Game of Thrones. He played Daxos, the guy Daenerys locked in his own vault in season two

[@CrownTitan]

The exact comment I was going to make

[@mwalsh47]

He also plays Big Man in the Netflix series Sweet Tooth, which is very good.

[@taneshah.1260]

You gotta say the whole thing- Xaro Xhoan Daxos, LOL.

[@arthurcamargo8416]

And you didn't mention that Hannah Waddingham (Rebecca) was Septa Unella for a mini GoT reunion, though they were not in the series at the same time.... What a "Shame!"

[@zbennalley]

13:56 Simone:🥺🥺🥺 George:You doing ok??? Simone: yeah 🥹🥹🥹 George: Do you need a minute?? Simone: yeah 😭😭😭 Now, that was the most wholesome thing I've seen next to this show. I love you guys.

[@1938superman]

9:31 Sam's face in that moment. Perfectly conveying just a kid who needs his dad. I still cry at that moment.

[@TerryYelmene]

To all those who clearly don't understand the natural 'perfection' of a 3-act story and claim Ted Lasso was only "good" in season 1... I'd submit the awesome intelligence, the big heart, and the uncommon grace Simone and George shared reacting to Season 3 Episode 5 through the Series Finale as to the greatness of the entire series. The Cinebinge Reaction was worthy of Ted Lasso... IMHO, the Greatest Comedic TV Series of all time. Thank you George and Simone!

[@chrisfoster27]

I thought the 3rd season started out a little rough but by the time they were in Amsterdam, they turned it around and finished really strong.

[@menace7885]

Eh, it's okay

[@weirds0up]

Season 3 has some stumbles over storylines. The Jake/Michelle thing is a little rushed and bits are kind of hand waved. Keeley and Jack was a bit rushed while at the same time dragged out - especially as we’ve already seen the same sort of story (rich partner being overly controlling on the other) with Rebecca and Rupert. And then to cap it with a love triangle with Keeley, Roy and Jamie kind of falls into lazy sitcom writing that Ted Lasso had avoided in season 1 and 2

[@Knightowl1980]

@@weirds0upI don’t necessarily disagree with you but Ive softened my stance one them bc I felt that way too. think those stories were all there to move them all forward and avoid their worst instincts

[@Pokeysaurus]

I can’t think of a better example of the masterful 3-act execution than Jamie’s story. Season 1: He thinks he’s one in a million Season 2: He faces that he’s just one of 11 Season 3: He realizes that he’s both

[@thewheezingdead]

I'm so happy you loved the show and all the seasons not just season 1. I'll love this show forever, it came at a perfect time for me, not due to the pandemic but a couple of years after I lost my wife and daughter. I was learning how to be whole again and seeing a show about unabashed positivity and love was helpful in a way that's almost impossible to describe. Seeing other people love it too is just joyous.

[@Poln4]

big hug, and hope you´re surrounded by love and support

[@michaelortiz9359]

Sam breaking down and his down telling him it’s ok, is such a beautiful scene. Beautiful

[@vaopr1012]

The “ Guy from Cream” is Eric Clapton

[@lashier13]

That legitimately makes the joke much funnier to me now, thank you. I know Eric Clapton's in Cream, I just always thought Higgins said "The guy from Creed." Made no sense.

[@worldrummer]

The "juuuust a bit outside" is a reference to the movie Major League, upon which the premise of the first season is heavily based.

[@Bodyknock]

A small thing I really liked in the ending is that the team repaired the Believe with golden glue which was a callback to the scene with Rebecca where they talked about kintsugi, the art of repairing pottery with golden seams to create something stronger and more beautiful. What a satisfying ending to a wholly satisfying show. 🙂

[@Azhalan]

That show was damn near to perfection.

[@kristjanalsaar6538]

aight, i dunno why episode 9 was cut so abruptly, but im really sad you didnt include most of the Roy's post-game speech, one of the most powerful moments in whole season

[@emmakai2243]

This is a supercut. They consistently advertise their Patreon if you want the original cut.

[@robertcampbell8070]

​@@emmakai2243Still an odd choice to cut one of the most impactful moments of the season.

[@IAmThatBit--]

​@@robertcampbell8070yeah it's almost like they want people to pay for their patreon or sonething

[@CineBingeReact]

yeaaah the video got a copyright warning and we had to chop a bunch of parts out. if you ever see a sentence getting cut off midway, or a very abrupt edit. thats why. copyright claim with the choices of "take out this second to this second, or take the video down"

[@robertcampbell8070]

@@CineBingeReact Fair enough, good reasoning.

[@Kushgroove714]

The half time speech Ted gave in the last match felt like it wasn't Ted talking. I feel that was Jason speaking to the cast. As well with the last scene in the airport with Ted and Rebecca. That was Jason and Hannah speaking to each other ❤ Hannah has a lot of love for Jason for changing her life thanks to this show.

[@TheEstev]

28:57 “The guy from Cream” is my favorite joke in this entire season, possibly the whole show. “The guy from Cream” is actually Eric Clapton and many people consider him to the best. Clapton is God.

[@Kyler.Mellen]

Ever since that episode aired I've quoted that at least once a week

[@Wezt334]

When you realise Roy’s sister was the doctor from A&E with Sharon

[@moonflowerchild67]

Ep 7 was one of my favorites. Laughing with you two when they revealed Will as coach Beard, was the best. No matter how many times I see that scene I crack up! (Still watching your reaction ..) (thank you 😊)

[@jasonlane1528]

Simone ugly crying over seeing the Ola reveal is easily one of the cutest most adorable things I've ever seen.

[@Kotten84]

I don't think I've ever seen a show that has made me laugh out loud, cry rivers and feel so warm inside over and over again. I loved every second of these three seasons, following all these great characters. It's been a pleasure and an honor.

[@realsies9387]

Remember. The psychic said that she will be a mother and at the end she finds the boat guy who has a daughter. My favourite part of the ending.

[@anonymes2884]

Ah, helluva trip, so glad you guys enjoyed the ride :). Despite a couple of bumps along the way I thought 'Ted Lasso' was, on balance, great and _absolutely_ stuck the landing. S1 in particular came at a time when, without being too soppy about it, the world really needed a lovely show about kindness.

[@1938superman]

1:01:10 I think that Jaime Tartt as a character has one of the best story arcs across this that I've ever seen in any show. And that is amidst a well-written show with a lot of great characters.

[@kevincachia1977]

You guys would be such a joy to hang out with. The more I've seen of the finale, the more I think it was done just right. They set up a lot of things where things could have gone a number of ways. For example, some people would want Keeley to wind up with Jamie, some want her with Roy, some want her with neither... Some folks want Ted back with Michelle in a whole family unit, some don't. They gave us a lot of great outcomes, like Sam getting to play for Nigeria, but for some points they left it to the audience to imagine the ending they want. Really nicely done, IMO. Thanks for sharing your journey through this show.

[@airbrushpower]

The whole show was meant to have a real Wizard of Oz feel to it. An innocent who goes to a crazy world, surrounded by interesting characters (including a Wicked one); Learns lessons and just wants to get back to Kansas. Then in the end, he gets home.

[@XOXheartErin]

Jamie and Sam's relationship is so sweet and the progression of their relationship is one of the best for the whole show ❤

[@ToniMcGinty]

Simone after Ep 7 just broke my heart in the best possible way! I LOVE you guys!

[@denace2society591]

I've already watched all of these, but sitting here and watching this reaction, I'm in tears all over again. This show is so well done, and it really knows how to get to you.

[@MulderItsMe714]

The little “YEAH 🥺” squeaks between sobbing around 14:00 is so accurate 😭🥲

[@danielbackstrom7044]

I have said this before , I really love chemistry between both of you.

[@MasterBetty69]

44:56 Ah. Peoria, Illinois. My sister dated a guy down there. When I was in high school I went to visit her & her boyfriend's friend had a daughter Sara, we went to a movie, & after she took me to a park. Well... you know the rest. It lasted for two weeks, then I had to come home. We were 14. I still think about her everyday 14 years later. I have a family, she has her own, married, but I'll always remember the shitty little town called Peoria, Illinois because of her, & when I heard Beard say that's where he was from, it's somehow the most perfect place they could've picked.

[@paulshaw9953]

Katy Wix who plays Barbara is a wonderful comedy actress, so funny. Not Going Out is a great sitcom, not saying to react to but worth watching

[@hoodedtongue]

Katy Wix not Daisy. She is great. Loved her on Taskmaster.

[@paulshaw9953]

@@hoodedtongue you're absolutely right, where I got Daisy from I have zero idea. Weird!

[@ChicagoDB]

Peoria, Illinois

[@bobkarafin]

I SO LOVED how they played “Father and Son” at the very end of the last episode…

[@jonlight670]

The show was virtually perfect. The characters are all a joy. The Super League is still a threat to all Euro football leagues. The fans protested and the ‘big’ clubs backed down. But it’s still a threat. Im originally from near Richmond so seeing the river and the town made me very homesick. I now live in Adelaide 🇦🇺. Thanks for reviewing

[@yudha9417]

omg Simone we love you, sending virtual hugs

[@CineBingeReact]

🤗

[@tracy4290]

Thank you both for letting us take this journey with you. Y'all are a delight to watch.

[@Kyler.Mellen]

The uncles day scene is sooo fucking underrated.... Everything about it is super cute

[@dapeach06]

The evil Dani Rojas....Rani Dojas

[@RobertJW]

#JustCONCACAFthings

[@derred723]

Thanks for these cuts to give us a taste and to experience a happy and sad moment of this great show with you. Barbecue Sauce!

[@aaroncarr5725]

The food in that pub is amazing

[@h2ohydrox]

38:52 pretty sure that's Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie.

[@rickykozak58]

‘Tis

[@cirrustate8674]

It absolutely is.

[@SilentBob731]

34:30 Nate's arc is probably second only to Jamie's. To the Dark Side and back again. 35:10 Rani Dojas is one of the greatest characters of the entire series.🤣 41:21 The combination of Nate playing whilst Rebecca tears these guys a new one is utter perfection.🥲😂 45:12 Simone: "Yeah, gonna need you to take it down about 10-15% there, Squirrelly George". 46:24 Jade is such an hilarious Fox.🤣🦊😍 47:05 Teds change in demeanour around his Mom is a fascinating piece of his puzzle. 48:12 This is one of the most hilarious breakdowns I've ever witnessed. "Where are me Wings?!😭" 🤣🤣🤣 58:55 Another brilliant scene with Weirdo Beardo. 1:02:46 The Misdirect Game here is Next-Level. 🙃😂 1:04:28 Of course they had to give us something so Pure in the Finale, the heart that this show has displayed in a mere three seasons is nigh-on unparalleled in Entertainment History. 1:05:09 Love the use of "Waterfall" by The Stone Roses in this sequence, a criminally under-known band from back in the day. 1:05:21 You are correct, Simone. That is a call-back to the Premiere. And so is 1:12:38 and this lad at 1:12:46 . This show knows how to do Fan-Service. 1:06:44 And Nate's Redemption is Complete.🥲 1:07:29 Ow-Ow-Owwwwoooo. 🐶🐕🦮🐕‍🦺🐺 1:09:46 This is a beautiful moment, but that Dune-burn by George was Epic! 🤣🤣 1:13:42 These motor-scooters absolutely stuck the landing, and the use of this song over Rebecca finding her Family (love the Flying Dutchman), Keeley starting her new company, Roy getting help, Beard getting married, and Ted returning home was perfection.🥲🥃

[@dapeach06]

The whole Jake situation is even worse. Michelle was HIS patient, then he was their marriage counselor and essentially helped end their marriage (Ted brings up that the therapist always took Michelle's side) and then he starts dating her a few months later. It's the most unethical thing a therapist could do, he would absolutely lose his license if anyone reported it and it KILLS me that Dr. Sharon didn't

[@Tensen01]

to be fair, it wasn't months, it's been two years.

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

It's because it would be hard to prove, George mentions it in the previous video. Sure you can insinuate that but as long as they didn't become romantically involved whilst they were in the doctor/patient relationship then chances are he would keep his license

[@thewonkyembouchure]

@@A-small-amount-of-peasFrom an ethics standpoint, as opposed to a moral one, it depends on a practitioner's accreditation body and the ethical codes they're obliged to uphold. The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy prohibits sexual relationships with former clients within five years of last professional contact, whereas the American Psychological Association sets a two-year interval, but then only in the most unusual circumstances.

[@waleedca]

You are both Loved Simone and George.

[@geckogo7328]

Simone's glee when the team was watching You've got Mail! 😂

[@BubbaCoop]

Yes, Cream was a band. And Eric Clapton was "the guy".

[@fluentinsilence]

If I recall, I think the ending scene with Rebecca saying goodbye at the airport was actually Hannah thanking Jason for the opportunity of the show and tearful to see it over.

[@SixFour0391]

59:00 This hit me hard. I swear I need this moment in my life. But don't know how to do it.

[@victoriaserreno2398]

I’m sure someone has already commented re/this - but in soccer, once a player comes out (ie, for an injury), they can’t go back in the game. Ted played one man down to give Jamie the chance to finish the game in front of his former Manchester fans.

[@nickschnider9191]

Sassy being sassy is excellent. Edit: the dune book comment was gold.

[@somemistakes6091]

Will go down as one of the greatest shows in history

[@christopherdavis6213]

Just realized that the mom leaving the letter and peacing out (which Ted came to peace with by now) is the reason he was so angry with the therapist leaving with only a card.

[@betsyduane3461]

The guy from Cream is Eric Clapton.

[@Intellectual-Warrior9]

That was life changing and beautiful thank you.

[@msmrsro]

As a fan of the Foo Fighters, I was tickled that Dave got called out twice in that episode - both with the fact of learning drums on pillows.

[@1938superman]

44:55 Peoria. Likely the one in Illinois. Although we have a Peoria here in Arizona too.

[@rebrand225]

i was really hoping you guys would recognise the person who played manchester city's manager cause hes their manager irl. his name is pep guardiola and hes considered one of the goat managers of football. his nba equivalent would be phil jackson

[@CinHotlanta]

6 deservedly gets all the hype, but man is 7 spectacular - and Ola's arrival and everything that happens after that just glows with warmth

[@Onz70]

I am crying laughing. George you all right do you need a moment and Simone crying 😂

[@SixFour0391]

10:00 While I'm not condoning violence, I have a hard time when someone starts a fight either verbally or otherwise, then pulls the victim card when the inevitable retaliation comes...like whaat did you think was going to happen when you started a fight?? When you make yourself a target, you cannot all of a sudden demand other people feel sorry for you! You made the decision to enter the fight...

[@alexw3134]

Omg the decision didn’t undstand the Peaky Blinders red right hand reference😮 you haven’t seen it? Absolute must watch !!

[@charlesbreiner]

Ooh your discussion of Nate and his dad reminds me of the film searching for Bobby Fischer. Worth a watch.

[@vadalia3860]

I love how this series ended! Although I wanted a Keeley/Jamie/Roy OT3 so that's my headcanon for those three.

[@RanchHanded]

The bit with the psychic, predicting the green matchbook and that Rebecca would be a mother. Dutch Houseboat Pilot Guy gets off the plane with his daughter...

[@XOXheartErin]

Episode 11 was the start of me believing that Roy/Keeley/Jamie was endgame

[@AdamPFarnsworth]

The most wholesome show ever made ❤

[@tomwhistler9772]

I love all of your reactions and I want to recommend a film from 1970 that was a huge influence on me. I just saw it again on KZbin for the first time in I don't know how many years (haven't seen it anywhere else). It's "Little Big Man" starring Dustin Hoffman and Faye Dunaway. It's definitely worthwhile!

[@DouglasJohnson.]

One of my favorite films.

[@mm9773]

Leanne Best used to go out with a friend of mine, seems like yesterday, now she plays a grownup’s mother.

[@erikaleighhh]

lots of canadian ayes comin from you today George 🤣 i’m loving it

[@andscifi]

I've watched this a few times now and something struck me the last time. When she talks about him being that kind as a baby I think that upsets him because of what he told his therapist about his father's death and how he decided then that he wanted to make sure everyone knew how he felt. I think that it's another sign of her ignoring the trama in their life.

[@larsickenroth7169]

Such a great, great show. Really enjoying this rewatch; still deserves all of the accolades it received (and then some). I will say though: even now, Ted's scenes with his son are heartbreaking to me. And yes, I know they've explained it was written way before and has no connection. But with Jason being such a sympathetic guy, it's hard to ignore the sad irony of it all at the time.

[@digapygmy70]

Loved watching you guys react to this series! 💖 I would adore watching you do a reaction to the series Sweet Tooth some day! It stars Sam’s dad (Nonso Anozie), and it’s really one of the most heartwarming shows I’ve ever seen. Tears will be shed! But yes, Nonso Anozie is the ultimate dad character. 😂

[@thejenmath]

I know there's talk going on about a season 4, but for a current series finale, it's perfection.

[@Wiley_Coyote]

When you take a player out he can't go back in that game.

[@tracy4290]

26:13 It's not uncommon in my experience for a therapist to be addressed as "Doctor [GivenName]; it's reasonably professional but also lacks the distancing effect that only addressing someone by their title and family name would have. (IMDB has him as "Jacob Brianson".)

[@richardb6260]

The "Just a bit outside" line is a reference to the movie "Major League".

[@danwhitty4480]

Thanks for for doing this ❤

[@stonecoldku4161]

Although I don't mind at all that Rebecca and Ted were just good friends. I can't lie and say that there wasn't a part of me that when she said that maybe she was going to travel abroad that she said after that "I hear Kansas is nice this time of year."

[@matthewcorya7514]

I put this series ending up there with Mash, Breaking bad and Better call Saul as my favorite series endings.

[@alisong826]

It’s so lovely to see so much niceness so close together

[@artboymoy]

Coach Beard, I'm assuming, is from Peoria, IL It's a city west of Chicago. Also amazed at how many people reacting missed Beard's first name is Willis. I like to think that Jake is out of the picture and that maybe Ted and Michelle are working on getting back together. I would still like to have seen Keely and Roy getting back together, but if that's not the case, Roy and Phoebe's teacher might be a thing, but Roy's working on himself with Dr. Sharon. Sweet ending.

[@bigjoeofthe707]

There is a possibility of a 4th season cause they never said it was over. Even the description for the last episode says “season finale”. Only if it happens Ted won’t be in it since his story is done

[@Alexmbaker84]

I may not be the first to say it but you should give Shoresy a watch after this, if you haven’t done already. Very similar in tone, Canadian production so lots of regional humour/Canada/hockey references, don’t know if it’s too much swearing for a reaction video though 😬

[@BubbaCoop]

If you've never seen Nick Mohammed "Nate" as Mr. Swallow you owe it to yourself. He and his son also perform some amazing feats of memory.

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

Things this sweet are best kept short so I'm glad they stuck to old school British sitcom rules of 2 or 3 seasons and that's it as anymore sweetness and I'd be diabetic. As George once put it Apple finally produced something that I like

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

If you want something with the same feels, check out "Shrinking" from the same creator of Scrubs and Ted Lasso, Bill Lawrence. Thanks for the great reactions to this amazing show.

[@russellward4624]

Peoria is in Illinois

[@CaptainFirefred]

56:35 - finally someone in a reaction to this scene says it out loud. Takes one to know one, but this is a restaurant, so it's not far fetched.

[@moonflowerchild67]

I’m pretty sure “the guy from Cream” is Eric Clapton. I think. I’m old, but not quite that old 😂

[@Sunsetjoy]

At 57:55, they freak out because Pep Guardiola himself (the real one from the actual club) is praising them? I mean, they happy about the cameo happening (and show that in this way), or happy about the praising from the top club's manager of the season/show?

[@cameronhermann9400]

Day 2 of Recommending 2011’s Adventures of Tintin film. The animation is crisp and story fantastic Edit: uses motion capture beautifully

[@ghostsurfer23]

Beard and Jane winding up together isn't the happy ending the show makes it out to be, and while it's definitely not overt, I think there's at least an implication that Ted and his wife get back together, and I don't believe that's the right ending for Ted. Everyone else was perfect. One of my favorite moments is everyone in the stands chanting "wanker" at Rupert, and Ted getting confused because he had just learned to associate that phrase with himself. The show doesn't even draw a lot of attention to it; amazing setup and payoff.

[@tanyakopel]

I agree that Ted and Michelle don't need to get back together, but I also didn't read what we saw in the last episode as evidence that they did. I don't think she stayed with Jake, but she also stayed back and didn't come to greet Ted when he arrived and the last scene just feels to me like two people succesfully co-parenting their child and being there for the son. I mean it is vague enough that I suppose everyone can decide for themselves.

[@daxriley8195]

@@tanyakopel This is how I read it too. The show has a strong theme of personal development and growth, and repeatedly that growth includes moving on from relationships that have run their course, but learning how to be mature and respectful to those people. Additionally there is personal growth aplenty on show. Ted opening up and starting to deal with his issues mean that the issue of his hyper-positivity being a frustration to Michelle is likely to be more reasonable and tempered in the future.

[@alisong826]

Loved y’all’s reaction; it’s great to see bad ppl get their justice

[@allisongrinnell5107]

Me: trying to figure out George’s “type” George: constantly surprising me

[@Divamarja_CA]

I love this show and its imperfect perfection. The one niggling thought I have is the fate of Ted and Michelle. I actually hope they don’t get back together but that they co-parent their son through love and mutual respect.

[@anonymes2884]

That's my head-canon anyway.