I like how Dr. Sharon’s true emotions come out when she’s “off the clock”. Shows how much she cares about those guys. When she was “on the clock” she was as all business. That lady did a great job playing her.
I can’t wait for her to read Trent’s book! (I know this is the last episode of the series, but you know that book is going to be a best seller after the season Richmond had)
Fun Fact: The story where a football team got relegated in the 1st year, promoted the 2nd year and won the league in the 3rd year has been done before in real life. The german football team "1. FC Kaiserslautern" won the Bundesliga season 1997/98 under the exact same circumstances.
This game had everything from season 1 wrapped. The crowd chanting “wanker” (but not at Ted), George’s shorts, Nate’s decoy play, Sam hitting the winning goal, BBQ Sauce, Nate jumping into Ted’s arms, “The Dance”, and probably more that I forgot.
I was actually expecting them to win it ALL, but apparently they finished second overall, so that was kind of a bummer but I’m happy they still won the game itself! And yes, I LOVE how he did the Running Man/What’s up with That dance 🤣😂
@@stevarino1989 true but it suits the show more. its trying to not be this fairytale cinderella story but more grounded in realism. and tries to (and manages to) relate to everydaythings. in this instance, they might not have won. But were amazing and should be celebrating themselves and their achievments. Even if its not first spot. but still an amazing feat theres actually a study on gold silver and bronce medalists at olympia.... silver are kinda unhappy (even though they did amazing. Gold is happy, but bronce tends to be the happiest bunch (they are so happy to just finish with a medal). And this shows: you can and should celebrate a 2nd place aswell
@@liamray8736 #14 has to be level with the second-to-last defender (which in this case is Isaac) when the ball is played forward. Usually the last defender is the goalkeeper, but Zorro was out of position, which means the defender standing in goal (I assume it's Jan Maas) is the last defender.
@@victorli2000 exactly, and 14 was way behind the last defender, therefore is not offside? if 14 was in front of that defender then that is offside but here he is behind the last defender therefore cannot be offside :) bit of a blooper there
@@liamray8736 The last defender is in goal. Disregard him. He's way in front of the second-last defender (Isaac) when the ball is played forward. That's offside.
@@victorli2000 this still makes no sense? offside is when the attacker is in front of the defense, but here he is behind the last defender so it isnt offside...
I loved Ted correctly recognising offside, Beard's stunned confusion and Roy's head nod of approval and look of respect to Ted that he called it. The checking of the fiver was hilarious cause even though I love Beard I would check any money he gave me.
@@MetalSniper63the defender wasn’t in line with the second to last defender, if you watch it there was only one defender in front of the west ham player
@@MetalSniper63 Yes but Zorro wasn't in goal. The rule is to be beyond the 'second to last defender'. Since Zorro was way out as he pushed the ball, Jan maas was actually the final defender which puts the West Ham player offside.
The series finale is a masterclass on how to finish a show. All of the tie ins to the first episode and season are beautiful. You see how everyone's characters have developed over the course of the show. Honestly don't know if I've seen a better ending to a show
@@JohnSmith-wh2obYep, agreed. I watched it in a binge after the finale instead of week to week, and it definitely seems like it’s a more enjoyable season to watch when there isn’t a ton of time to wait between each episode (makes it easier to follow everything as it unfolds).
Another tie in between this episode and the first one is that in the first episode the first word we hear Rebecca say is "Rupert", because he hangs over her like a dark cloud and she is obsessed with bringing him down. In this episode her final word that we hear is "Rebecca", signifying she has moved past Rupert and is ready to be her own person and live life on her terms. I love this so much.
I think Doctor Jacob's reactions weren't a disdain for football but a sad realization that nothing he did could ever get that reaction from Michelle and Henry. He would always be in Ted's shadow. Given his ethical shortcomings it's hard to feel sorry for him.
@@sgrey9181 absolutely yes. Some places do have a rule where you could date a patient if you haven’t worked with them for a set number of years, but even then it’s still considered inappropriate. Not to mention he was literally Ted and Michelle’s marriage counselor, and it was his idea for Ted to “give Michelle space”
@@sgrey9181 Especially within such a short timeframe. illegalities involve sexual contact. I think 2 years is the standard, but even then therapists for the most part don't do it at all. losing your license is a whole different game. if the timeframe is less than 2 years, he would definitely lose his license.
Big time. He could see the writing on the wall, especially after their awkward exchange after Paris. He probably proposed in Paris; she said she wasn't ready, and things started winding down.
One of my favorite parts is Ted taking the imaginary ESPY back from Nate and tossing it over his shoulder because his demonstration was done and it was no longer needed. Genius writing.
I love how excited Nate is that it was "his play" that won them the game. The guy was just Manager for a Premier League team... where all the plays were his plays. But since Richmond is home and where his heart is, this one play means it all to him. This show is amazing!
It was his idea, and he doesn't get any of the credit. And that's completely OK with him now compared to how he was in season 2. Great character moment for him
This had me cheering like I was watching a real match! Bravo to the entire film crew, writers, & actors who made this series a reality. One of the best sports tv shows of all time!
Give a hats off to the body doubles who did the footy sequences, too! This season had amazing action sequences, they really took advantage of those guys having had three years to develop chemistry with each other, some of the best fake football shots I’ve ever seen. Really allowed the viewer to get into the heat of the moment with the characters on screen.
I have seen lots of TV over my many years. From my favourite comedies like MASH, Cheers, Frasier, Taxi, Red Dwarf to shows of my childhood like Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet and later sci-fi classics like Star Trek and Space 1999. But I swear, I have never watched a show which has had such a profound impact on me like Ted Lasso. I have laughed and cried all through it. As soon as my wife and I watched the last episode, we started watching it again. A masterful piece of TV.
I just love that Ted is the only coach to catch the offside player AND he ends up choosing the set piece (that, sure, Nate designed way back when) that wins them the game. Everyone grows over the course of the three seasons, including Ted becoming, against all odds, a pretty decent soccer coach.
Amazing the number of callbacks in this one scene. The winning goal was a play that Nate gave to Ted in the 3rd episode of season one and back then Jamie hated the idea of being used as a decoy. Fast forward to this scene and not only does he relish the idea but mimics the exact movements and words that Ted used when he was trying to teach Jamie how to sell the fake. The sheer joy on Nate's face when he jumps into Ted's arms yelling "that's my play" is poetic.
the part that many miss is Ted Crimm was there when they were running that play; outside of the players, Ted Crimm was the only other person who already knew what the play was, and he couldn't believe it when it was being called; go back and watch his reaction.
The other thing worth mentioning is that Sam scored the winning goal against Rupert's team when Rupert would have put him back on defence "where he belongs". Just beautiful.
You have to feel sorry for Colin a little. Up until this moment, any celebration that the team did they were able to hug and kiss their loved ones, he couldn't in public. For him to be able to let his guard down is a good moment. I couldn't imagine hiding a secret for most of your life and feeling ashamed of it.
In episode 6, Collin says to Trent all he wants is to be able to "kiss his fella the same way the other guys get to kiss their ladies after a win." In episode 12 he gets to! So beautiful.
When zorro comes out the box to stop the ball he loses his goalie position and number 13 Jan Maas becomes the goalie, so all attackers have to be behind number 5 Isaac McaAdoo in order to be onside, very rare and forgotten rule because no one expects a keeper to come out far, that is why bread and roy didnt think it was offsides and the only person that knew was Ted someone who didnt even know how offsides worked, small beautiful detail by the writers, i seen this rule once Henry Kane’s goal against Chelsea and people were in disbelief
youve actually overcomplicated , theres a simple way to put this , theres gotta be 2 players between the player receiving the ball and the goal line , which are in 99.9% of cases the last defender and the goal keeper.
When I first saw this episode, it was late afternoon, and I wasn't really sure what I was going to do about dinner. After watching, I had a sudden craving for Gates...
So when Colin got to kiss his man during the celebration is when I actually cried a little. In fact, I’m still getting a little misty eyed thinking about it 🥲 I’m really lucky I’ve got my forever guy too and that’s what got me a little emotional. This was an amazing ending! And I was on the edge of my seat during the last moments of the game! It was so exciting for being totally fake with actors 🤣
Those two are sooo cute. I cried too. It's so rare to see a production not shy away from gay characters just existing and being the same as everyone else. Usually a kiss is background if it's gay. It was such a good moment.
Sports... Are just so damn beautiful. Ted Lasso is by far one of the best shows I've ever watched. I cant help but get emotional everytime I see these scenes.
Such a great series and ending episode. Loved all of the tip of the caps to tied up story lines. Wanker, Jaime being an ultimate team player, Sam being happy/connected, Coach and Nate...I even love the normalizing of Colin's relationship. Hoping for more.
The last play of the season was Nate's very first play from Season 1. The first time they ran it in practice Jamie had a hissy fit because he wasn't the one to get the goal.
“Pass me the ball please” lmao. I love Jamie. In one of the early episodes Ted is demonstrating how to use Jamie as decoy and he demonstrates “pass me the ball I would like the ball please”. So so funny. This show never gets old
The thing about this show is, I just want to see these actors again! Other shows, movies, I don't care. I enjoyed their performances and can't wait to see more.
I really love Nate's excitement that Ted used his play at the end. That was pure Nate the Kit Man coming out, no sign of Coach Nathan Shelley to be seen. He was just purely excited that his play won the most important game of their careers so far, regardless of who got credit for using it.
A nice little detail when Ted points out West Ham's goal was offside before anyone else did. At the beginning of the show he needed explaining to but now he knows better than Beard and Roy. Love this show.
Finally finished all episodes after a binge yesterday. I thought the end of the match was too perfect- and that fade out to find out what happened at the Etihad made me all but confirm City had won the Prem And who cares? They certainly didn’t- the unbridled joy of winning the match was beautiful But then again I lost it when at halftime they started to piece the Believe sign. Yeah I was blabbing 😢
There’s got to be a clean shot or poster of this available - 3:14. I love their look of anticipation. If was anyone one of those four guys, I’d want that on my desk, office wall or scrap book.
I feel so robbed by Richmond not winning the league. Like I get the message is not about winning and losing and trying your best and letting whatever happens happen. But I still feel like Ted, the team, the fans and Richmond as a whole deserved to win.
Before they mastered Total Football, they'd stacked up a lot of losses; making a legitimate run at the title was an achievement to be proud of. And, besides, if the show continues, they still have worlds left to conquer.
They did win. They did all they could, but the title was out of their hands. That is what many simply do not understand. They think the only winning is sports is a championship. Did Ted teach you nothing? 😀
I love this! For one, I was so excited to see Richmond win. I know it’s a fictional team and it was pretty much a given they would win I was on the edge of my seat the entire time and cheered like crazy when they won. (Hey Maple Leafs, take some pointers from Ted Lasso 😂) For another I cried when Nate jumped in Ted’s arms , beaming, “you used my play!” A beautiful moment between Nate and Ted. And Colin finally able to kiss the person he loves after a victory like he always wanted to do was the cherry on top. Just beautiful!
@@marvelguy1625there r like 5 poten. Spinoffs (!) Jus hope the creative team takes their time & chooses the best idea ... /no, i dont hazard a guess as which idea that wil b. I do trust them however 2 hit twice in a row ...
@@rvog6584 It's further away from the line than the west ham player though? The shadow shows that the player was not on the line and Zorro's arm is clearly infront of the player meaning it's definitely not near the line. Although there definitely is a continuity error as Zorro is then seen closer to the line and in a different position when zoomed in so in another alternate universe I'm sure it was lol.
I'm also enjoying at 2:14, when they start the espys play (as it were), and you can see the ref looking to where Sam's gonna kick the ball... and then looking back when the ball doesn't go there.
As a ref, u try 2 anticipate ... but it doesnt always unfold that way which is y u always jus watch closely and only make a call once an act occurs ...
That callback to "throw ME the ball! I want the ball!!!" that Jamie did is perfection.
he remembered ted telling him that
And acting as Ted showed. With "please"
Wife and I laughed our asses off
@@annacalifornia6498I came to add the “please.” I’m a real stickler for manners.
I don’t know if I’ve ever cheered more for a fictional team…god this show is amazing.
I was in bits
As a West Ham fan I suggest there were two fictional teams playing this match! 😅
I threw my arms into the air when the final goal went in
@@marshallviliesis😊 4:24 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
@@WingerSupreme😊😊
Never thought someone saying “Barbecue Sauce” could bring me to tears but here we are. What a beautiful show
Most likely Arthur Bryant's sauce, best barbecue in the world mate.
I like how Dr. Sharon’s true emotions come out when she’s “off the clock”. Shows how much she cares about those guys. When she was “on the clock” she was as all business. That lady did a great job playing her.
I can’t wait for her to read Trent’s book!
(I know this is the last episode of the series, but you know that book is going to be a best seller after the season Richmond had)
At the end of the last episode she’s back at Richmond as a permanent member of staff.
Fun Fact: The story where a football team got relegated in the 1st year, promoted the 2nd year and won the league in the 3rd year has been done before in real life. The german football team "1. FC Kaiserslautern" won the Bundesliga season 1997/98 under the exact same circumstances.
Unfortunately Richmond came 2nd
@@kyledodgson9893 I wish they would’ve just let them won, I know it wasn’t the point but still
@@jakeuzamaki4083 I mean coming second was unbelievable enough especially with that losing streak they had. A top ten finish would’ve been sufficient
It's a miracle they did all that with the same team
This is true, I was there for it. And may I say: took days to realize it happened.
This game had everything from season 1 wrapped. The crowd chanting “wanker” (but not at Ted), George’s shorts, Nate’s decoy play, Sam hitting the winning goal, BBQ Sauce, Nate jumping into Ted’s arms, “The Dance”, and probably more that I forgot.
I was actually expecting them to win it ALL, but apparently they finished second overall, so that was kind of a bummer but I’m happy they still won the game itself! And yes, I LOVE how he did the Running Man/What’s up with That dance 🤣😂
Absolutely right
jamie doing the exact same acting that ted did when he was first trying to get jamie to be a team player
@@stevarino1989 true but it suits the show more. its trying to not be this fairytale cinderella story but more grounded in realism. and tries to (and manages to) relate to everydaythings. in this instance, they might not have won. But were amazing and should be celebrating themselves and their achievments. Even if its not first spot. but still an amazing feat
theres actually a study on gold silver and bronce medalists at olympia.... silver are kinda unhappy (even though they did amazing. Gold is happy, but bronce tends to be the happiest bunch (they are so happy to just finish with a medal). And this shows: you can and should celebrate a 2nd place aswell
Also Nate was sitting in same spot before his "park the bus" tactic
He finally understands the offside rule!
how was it offside there was a richmond player in front of him😂
@@liamray8736 #14 has to be level with the second-to-last defender (which in this case is Isaac) when the ball is played forward. Usually the last defender is the goalkeeper, but Zorro was out of position, which means the defender standing in goal (I assume it's Jan Maas) is the last defender.
@@victorli2000 exactly, and 14 was way behind the last defender, therefore is not offside? if 14 was in front of that defender then that is offside but here he is behind the last defender therefore cannot be offside :)
bit of a blooper there
@@liamray8736 The last defender is in goal. Disregard him. He's way in front of the second-last defender (Isaac) when the ball is played forward. That's offside.
@@victorli2000 this still makes no sense? offside is when the attacker is in front of the defense, but here he is behind the last defender so it isnt offside...
I loved Ted correctly recognising offside, Beard's stunned confusion and Roy's head nod of approval and look of respect to Ted that he called it. The checking of the fiver was hilarious cause even though I love Beard I would check any money he gave me.
The weird thing is, he was NOT offside hahaha Mass was almost under the net
@@MetalSniper63 wouldn’t be realistic without a VAR mess up
@@MetalSniper63the defender wasn’t in line with the second to last defender, if you watch it there was only one defender in front of the west ham player
@@MetalSniper63 Yes but Zorro wasn't in goal. The rule is to be beyond the 'second to last defender'. Since Zorro was way out as he pushed the ball, Jan maas was actually the final defender which puts the West Ham player offside.
@@MetalSniper63yea he was, it is actually 2 defenders between you and the goal but the keeper counts as one
The series finale is a masterclass on how to finish a show. All of the tie ins to the first episode and season are beautiful. You see how everyone's characters have developed over the course of the show. Honestly don't know if I've seen a better ending to a show
not a fan of series 3 but I loved the finale
The Good Place ending was the best in TV history imo
@@benjw84season 3 is much better on rewatch vs week to week I assure you I felt the same way until rewatch
@@JohnSmith-wh2obYep, agreed. I watched it in a binge after the finale instead of week to week, and it definitely seems like it’s a more enjoyable season to watch when there isn’t a ton of time to wait between each episode (makes it easier to follow everything as it unfolds).
Another tie in between this episode and the first one is that in the first episode the first word we hear Rebecca say is "Rupert", because he hangs over her like a dark cloud and she is obsessed with bringing him down. In this episode her final word that we hear is "Rebecca", signifying she has moved past Rupert and is ready to be her own person and live life on her terms. I love this so much.
The dance at the end really brought his character full circle lmfao
It’s also a direct recreation of snl skits he featured in called ‘What’s Up With That’
I think Doctor Jacob's reactions weren't a disdain for football but a sad realization that nothing he did could ever get that reaction from Michelle and Henry. He would always be in Ted's shadow. Given his ethical shortcomings it's hard to feel sorry for him.
I was discussing that with my friend - wouldn’t dating a patient be a *massive* breach of ethical code of conduct?!?
@@sgrey9181 absolutely yes. Some places do have a rule where you could date a patient if you haven’t worked with them for a set number of years, but even then it’s still considered inappropriate. Not to mention he was literally Ted and Michelle’s marriage counselor, and it was his idea for Ted to “give Michelle space”
@@sgrey9181 Especially within such a short timeframe. illegalities involve sexual contact. I think 2 years is the standard, but even then therapists for the most part don't do it at all. losing your license is a whole different game. if the timeframe is less than 2 years, he would definitely lose his license.
Big time. He could see the writing on the wall, especially after their awkward exchange after Paris. He probably proposed in Paris; she said she wasn't ready, and things started winding down.
Its also a realization that he has lost her!!
One of my favorite parts is Ted taking the imaginary ESPY back from Nate and tossing it over his shoulder because his demonstration was done and it was no longer needed. Genius writing.
I suspect that wasn't writing, so much as just Jason Sudeikis' improv roots.
I love how excited Nate is that it was "his play" that won them the game. The guy was just Manager for a Premier League team... where all the plays were his plays. But since Richmond is home and where his heart is, this one play means it all to him. This show is amazing!
It was his idea, and he doesn't get any of the credit. And that's completely OK with him now compared to how he was in season 2. Great character moment for him
I love how Jamie is using the Pass me the ball please routine that Ted thought him. He really deserves that Oscar / ESPY
"#14 was offside" was completely unexpected and so nicely done❤
This had me cheering like I was watching a real match! Bravo to the entire film crew, writers, & actors who made this series a reality. One of the best sports tv shows of all time!
Give a hats off to the body doubles who did the footy sequences, too! This season had amazing action sequences, they really took advantage of those guys having had three years to develop chemistry with each other, some of the best fake football shots I’ve ever seen. Really allowed the viewer to get into the heat of the moment with the characters on screen.
My favorite thing about this show is that just like Ted. It came in, said what it wanted to say, and then ended. A perfect show.
I like how Dr. Sharon's role this season was "Jump on a bed in an empty room and pretend you're excited" 😂
Shout out to the west ham coach for not taking out Jamie
He faced off against a billionaire owner and did the right thing knowing it could end his managerial career.
Solid comment
George is an old skool jerk ... but he knows there r things u jus don't do on the pitch ...
Never thought I’d cry hearing barbecue sauce and wow bringing back the running man from the first episode was perfect
true....and the running man from SNL.....
Just noticed here that Ted says "Talk to me, Geese" to the coaches when they huddle up to figure out that trick play. Nice Top Gun reference.
I am also very happy for Mae. That actress played it to perfection, her jumping and celebrating the goal was beautiful to watch❤
I love that Wingsnight is wearing Zoreaux's old mask at 3:00, so many amazing little details like that in this show.
I have seen lots of TV over my many years. From my favourite comedies like MASH, Cheers, Frasier, Taxi, Red Dwarf to shows of my childhood like Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet and later sci-fi classics like Star Trek and Space 1999. But I swear, I have never watched a show which has had such a profound impact on me like Ted Lasso. I have laughed and cried all through it. As soon as my wife and I watched the last episode, we started watching it again. A masterful piece of TV.
I agree, best show ever!~
Ending a show when everyone wants more is……perfect.
We NEED a spinoff about roy
@@MeMe-kk1xtthere's bout 5 spinoffs that culd all b nice ... hopefully Jason, Brendan, appl, etc all choose wisely (!!)
@@rvog6584 if the spinoff isn't Zava and his avocado farm, I don't want it
@@Deather2012 totally fair. :-)
I'm stuck between the joy of this show and the grief that it's over
From Ted knowing that 14 was offsides, to bringing Nate back in, it was so good. Jumping up and down!
I just love that Ted is the only coach to catch the offside player AND he ends up choosing the set piece (that, sure, Nate designed way back when) that wins them the game. Everyone grows over the course of the three seasons, including Ted becoming, against all odds, a pretty decent soccer coach.
Amazing the number of callbacks in this one scene. The winning goal was a play that Nate gave to Ted in the 3rd episode of season one and back then Jamie hated the idea of being used as a decoy. Fast forward to this scene and not only does he relish the idea but mimics the exact movements and words that Ted used when he was trying to teach Jamie how to sell the fake. The sheer joy on Nate's face when he jumps into Ted's arms yelling "that's my play" is poetic.
the part that many miss is Ted Crimm was there when they were running that play; outside of the players, Ted Crimm was the only other person who already knew what the play was, and he couldn't believe it when it was being called; go back and watch his reaction.
The other thing worth mentioning is that Sam scored the winning goal against Rupert's team when Rupert would have put him back on defence "where he belongs". Just beautiful.
You have to feel sorry for Colin a little. Up until this moment, any celebration that the team did they were able to hug and kiss their loved ones, he couldn't in public. For him to be able to let his guard down is a good moment. I couldn't imagine hiding a secret for most of your life and feeling ashamed of it.
Colin being able to kiss his “fella” after a win was such a great ending for his story arc,
That barbecue sauce combined with the goal made me start bawling
In episode 6, Collin says to Trent all he wants is to be able to "kiss his fella the same way the other guys get to kiss their ladies after a win." In episode 12 he gets to! So beautiful.
When zorro comes out the box to stop the ball he loses his goalie position and number 13 Jan Maas becomes the goalie, so all attackers have to be behind number 5 Isaac McaAdoo in order to be onside, very rare and forgotten rule because no one expects a keeper to come out far, that is why bread and roy didnt think it was offsides and the only person that knew was Ted someone who didnt even know how offsides worked, small beautiful detail by the writers, i seen this rule once Henry Kane’s goal against Chelsea and people were in disbelief
youve actually overcomplicated , theres a simple way to put this , theres gotta be 2 players between the player receiving the ball and the goal line , which are in 99.9% of cases the last defender and the goal keeper.
today i learned 👍
As a lifelong Kansas Citian, I will always be so proud that the game was saved by Barbecue Sauce.
When I first saw this episode, it was late afternoon, and I wasn't really sure what I was going to do about dinner. After watching, I had a sudden craving for Gates...
“NELSON ROAD IS IN RAPTURE” I love that line 😊
Anyone else notice that Jaime says the exact same line as Ted did when they originally came up w the play
So when Colin got to kiss his man during the celebration is when I actually cried a little. In fact, I’m still getting a little misty eyed thinking about it 🥲 I’m really lucky I’ve got my forever guy too and that’s what got me a little emotional. This was an amazing ending! And I was on the edge of my seat during the last moments of the game! It was so exciting for being totally fake with actors 🤣
Those two are sooo cute. I cried too. It's so rare to see a production not shy away from gay characters just existing and being the same as everyone else. Usually a kiss is background if it's gay. It was such a good moment.
I laughed with Jamie’s Oscar worthy preformance, I cried when Richmond won and felt pride watching everyone from Rebecca to the pub rats celebrating.
Will and Trent had my favorite reactions to the goal.
Super underrated moment how Roy grabs Nate out of Ted's arms. I loved that.
Love Roy mentioning Ted’s tactics normally and not feeling the slightest bit of a embarrassment.
That Bumbercatch first touch though.
I was yelling at the screen like it was a real game. I was so invested. My son laughed at me.
Ted’s little chuckle before saying 14 was offsides…. Love it
This captures the beautiful game perfectly
Look what you did Rebecca. I didn’t do anything. Yes you effing did. So many ways to love this show. I simply loved how far Rebecca has come.
This show belongs to the football fans all over the world ❤️
That proud look from Roy when Ted finally got the offside rule
Sports... Are just so damn beautiful.
Ted Lasso is by far one of the best shows I've ever watched. I cant help but get emotional everytime I see these scenes.
The whole, damn thing was just…wonderful. Thank you
"Look what you did, Rebecca
I didn't do it.
Yes, you fucking did."
❤❤❤❤❤
This just has to be one of the most beautiful shows I've ever watched
Quite possibly the best three seasons of television. Ever.
Such a great series and ending episode. Loved all of the tip of the caps to tied up story lines. Wanker, Jaime being an ultimate team player, Sam being happy/connected, Coach and Nate...I even love the normalizing of Colin's relationship. Hoping for more.
I will never stop lovin this show❤️
The last play of the season was Nate's very first play from Season 1. The first time they ran it in practice Jamie had a hissy fit because he wasn't the one to get the goal.
We need more of these shows 🎉
And it was the rare offside call where the keeper wasn't behind the ball, only a single outfield player. Nice extra, extra touch.
The way this show made me honest to god cheer for a team that doesn't exist, playing a sport I don't watch, in a continent I don't live in
I never thought the words “Barbeque Sauce” would be able to tug at the heart strings. This show is special…
Isn't seeing Ted dancing in among the team the sweetest, funniest thing?
A call back to episode one we saw a video of him doing that with his American football 🏈 team when they won a title.
@@fayesouthall6604 also Jason did this dance on SNL as well
The callbacks in this show! Superior!
“Pass me the ball please” lmao. I love Jamie. In one of the early episodes Ted is demonstrating how to use Jamie as decoy and he demonstrates “pass me the ball I would like the ball please”. So so funny. This show never gets old
Once again Gündoğan became prime R9 and clutch it
There cannot be another series and ending like this
"Barbeque Sauce" gave me goose fucking bumps.
The thing about this show is, I just want to see these actors again!
Other shows, movies, I don't care. I enjoyed their performances and can't wait to see more.
I was cheering like a real match and my daughter was screaming with me.
I’m gonna miss this show so much. 😢
I have missed it everyday since this episode aired
@@samtaylordelaney7170 Same
this show will change people’s lives. i know it changed mine
I love how they called back to season one with the play.
I really love Nate's excitement that Ted used his play at the end. That was pure Nate the Kit Man coming out, no sign of Coach Nathan Shelley to be seen. He was just purely excited that his play won the most important game of their careers so far, regardless of who got credit for using it.
A nice little detail when Ted points out West Ham's goal was offside before anyone else did. At the beginning of the show he needed explaining to but now he knows better than Beard and Roy. Love this show.
Finally finished all episodes after a binge yesterday.
I thought the end of the match was too perfect- and that fade out to find out what happened at the Etihad made me all but confirm City had won the Prem
And who cares? They certainly didn’t- the unbridled joy of winning the match was beautiful
But then again I lost it when at halftime they started to piece the Believe sign. Yeah I was blabbing 😢
I love the face they make when they understand the sign
I wanted this fictional win more than any win for the real teams I cheer for.
Love how Ted finally gets to learn the offside rule in the dying minutes of his final game in charge.
"Talk to me, Geese!" Ted just can't help himself, even quoting Top Gun ("Talk to me, Goose.") and adapting it for the situation. Cheers.
Really liked Ted Lasso. Wish there were more seasons. 😊
I like the show it's real, like the underdog team won't win finals miraculously just to please the show fans.
“Talk to me Geese.” Brilliant.
There’s got to be a clean shot or poster of this available - 3:14. I love their look of anticipation. If was anyone one of those four guys, I’d want that on my desk, office wall or scrap book.
So many beautiful parts to this, but my favourite reactions to the win are Dr. Sharon's and Will the kitman
I feel so robbed by Richmond not winning the league. Like I get the message is not about winning and losing and trying your best and letting whatever happens happen. But I still feel like Ted, the team, the fans and Richmond as a whole deserved to win.
Before they mastered Total Football, they'd stacked up a lot of losses; making a legitimate run at the title was an achievement to be proud of. And, besides, if the show continues, they still have worlds left to conquer.
They did win. They did all they could, but the title was out of their hands. That is what many simply do not understand. They think the only winning is sports is a championship. Did Ted teach you nothing? 😀
Sooo freaking good!
15th time watching this with the same emotion
I love this! For one, I was so excited to see Richmond win. I know it’s a fictional team and it was pretty much a given they would win I was on the edge of my seat the entire time and cheered like crazy when they won. (Hey Maple Leafs, take some pointers from Ted Lasso 😂) For another I cried when Nate jumped in Ted’s arms , beaming, “you used my play!” A beautiful moment between Nate and Ted. And Colin finally able to kiss the person he loves after a victory like he always wanted to do was the cherry on top. Just beautiful!
I hope to god there’s a spin-off or more seasons. I need more of these characters!
There's defo a spin off about Richmond without Ted or Ted coaching his son's soccer league
@@marvelguy1625there r like 5 poten. Spinoffs (!) Jus hope the creative team takes their time & chooses the best idea ... /no, i dont hazard a guess as which idea that wil b. I do trust them however 2 hit twice in a row ...
This would make coach Lasso the greatest coach of all time.
The "ESPY" reminds me of the "Philly Special" when you break it down. Ted was an american football head coach and may have been inspired by the play.
Love the moment Ted shows he knows the offside rule!
the "talk to me geese" line... such a great line snuck in there.
Oh my GOD I just got the “talk to me, Goose” reference 😂
The reaction of Mae kills me!!!
VAR spotting the offside but not the blatant handball from Zorro lmao
Ball was on the line -- i.e. in the area. :-)
@@rvog6584 It's further away from the line than the west ham player though? The shadow shows that the player was not on the line and Zorro's arm is clearly infront of the player meaning it's definitely not near the line.
Although there definitely is a continuity error as Zorro is then seen closer to the line and in a different position when zoomed in so in another alternate universe I'm sure it was lol.
I love how, at the end of his pantomime, Ted throws the imaginary Oscar away.
"Talk to me, Geese." How the eff did I miss that the first time? Brilliant.
Wish they did one more season in the Champions League
I'm also enjoying at 2:14, when they start the espys play (as it were), and you can see the ref looking to where Sam's gonna kick the ball... and then looking back when the ball doesn't go there.
As a ref, u try 2 anticipate ... but it doesnt always unfold that way which is y u always jus watch closely and only make a call once an act occurs ...
I am not ready for such scenes at Anfield come the end of the season
We need and deserve a spin off show