Love this.
The season three and potentially series finale of Ted Lasso drops at midnight, and while excited to watch, I'm sad that this is likely the end of one of my favorite shows. There's been plenty of contempt and backlash on social media regarding Ted after being beloved because that's how the world works, but I thoroughly enjoyed this season. I've watched every episode at least five times, and that's not hyperbole. I love the characters, and this show makes me feel things.
I have no issue with the extended run times whatsoever. Hating on that is such a lame take. What do you have going on that's so important that an extra 10-30 minutes of Ted Lasso is a BAD thing?? Like you're mad that a show is giving people more. Don't get me wrong; there are parts I didn't love. We could've totally gone without Jack (cu next Tuesday). Nate's relationship with Jade feels forced AF, but they're not significant enough issues to make me stop liking the fucking show. People are so weird. There's no denying the writing forced some social issues into the storylines this year. I'm a woke cuck pussy who believes in freedom and democracy, so it didn't bother me, but I think it's fair to say some themes felt forced. My qualm is more with the execution than the content itself. The "shut up and dribble" storyline worked, but the dialogue about post-break-up nude deletion etiquette in episode 8 felt as natural as Christina Pushaw's (one of Ron DeFascist's lackeys) skin and face.
HOW WAS SHE BORN IN THE 1990s????
Not to S my own D, but I've been pretty good at calling what's gonna happen in Ted Lasso. I knew Issac would be mad at Colin for lying (not because he's gay!) and that Nate wouldn't finish the season at West Ham. That could be more proof of the show's demise, but I'll chalk it up to my big weird brain. It doesn't take a psychic (where's she been the rest of this season?) to guess that Ted will leave Richmond to return to his son and that Nate will take over. Since that feels so obvious, I hope there's some sort of twist.
I've said it a million times, but I love this entire cast. It's strong enough to support a spin-off without Ted or a reduced Lasso prescience in the next season. I think it's idiotic to end this show now. It's AppleTV+'s biggest hit by a mile. Why wouldn't they want it to continue for at least another year? There's soooo much meat left on the kabob. Why would you throw it away? Here are the OFFICIAL DOL thoughts going into tonight's finale.
I feel like I'm totally forgetting something; oh yeah...what's good with Sharon? We briefly see and hear her in the first episode, but she's basically gone now outside of a few sessions we see with Ted. Will she get a proper send off?
I'll be back sometime after the finale to discuss what happened/the future of Ted Lasso. If this is the final episode, I've loved this show since the beginning and will be sad to see it go. It can get a little corny sometimes, but in this fucked up world, it's a show trying to make a difference while entertaining, and I'll always admire that.
P.S.
Barbara grew on me this season (which I'm sure was intended) and she can fill out a JUICY sweatsuit quite nicely. Her clothes definitely tell the truth.
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