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We watched this episode of Ted Lasso on Apple TV

This is a watch along so you do need to bring your own copy of the episode to see it, there is no PIP or show audio. There is a visual cues off the top and a timer to help you sync up.

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MadIcelander

Fact check: You were close, it’s called “Forget Paris” with Billy Crystal & Debra Winger where he plays an NBA referee. Close enough!

Justtired

“We’ll always have Paris” is a line from Casablanca (1942). As you’ve noticed, this show makes tons of references to films, Broadway musicals and television. The title is a reference to that quote.

Jennifer Montgomery

I don’t think it was calculated with Dr. Jake but he should know as a professional that he has power in that relationship that is inherently manipulative. You can’t help but use the knowledge you would gain as a therapist. He let his personal desires compromise his integrity.

MAV293 (MARK)

The Beatles are a huge part of my life so it goes without saying how much I appreciated how awesome and heartfelt the "Hey Jude" scene was! It fit so well with the whole storyline of Ted and Michelle's divorce and the way it effects Henry. Beard told the story so well of why Sir Paul McCartney wrote the song for Julian Lennon and how it relates to Henry's feelings! Perfection!

Jeremy Burch

I don't know if Dr. Jake manipulated Michelle, because we don't know anything about when or how their relationship started but with the position he had with her and the information he had about her from being her therapist, he could have and that's a problem. I don't think I could ever like him or be all right with their relationship because of the fact that he was her therapist, not to mention that he then became their marriage counselor and was the one who counseled them into ending their relationship. It's just very inappropriate and not a good look for him being a therapist. It was interesting to see the negative and positive responses Keeley got after her leaks from the people who cared about her. Rebecca was positive of course, because their friendship is the best, but it was surprising that Jamie's reaction was also positive. Jack's response was negative, showing she cared more about her own reputation and her business than she did about Keeley and that she kind of looked down on Keeley because of the leak. Also, surprisingly and kind of disappointingly, Roy was also a negative response, he should not have asked her who the video was for, it doesn't matter and it was not the time. This episode was co-written by Keeley Hazell who plays Bex on the show, who from what I've heard the character of Keeley was based on, she was a model who unfortunately had to deal with leaks of her own in the past, so this must have been a somewhat therapeutic episode to write for her. I like Nate and Jade together, she seems to be bringing out or attempting to bring out the best in Nate. With her it was the first time he didn't spit on his reflection, when the box he made for her got run over, he didn't do what he normally would have and run away awkwardly but he got up and asked her out, plus he smiled about Ted and his son being at the game and enjoying his wins.

Amanda Jimenez

But at least Roy understood right away that he was wrong and apologized, unlike Jack who doubled down

Paul T Hewes

100% correct. That's almost for sure why Steven saw that movie, because a good chunk of it was Billy being an NBA ref...

Paul T Hewes

The movie "Yesterday" has some good Beatles stuff...Though there was a a scene at the beach that messed me up...

Morgan Bridgland

Not sure if this is ever mentioned, but the episode was co-written by the actress who plays Bex