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Ted Lasso 2x8 (Patreon)

Published:
2024-09-27 15:01:02
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2026-06
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Jessi

THIS is what I was waiting for to catch up to you guys! Can't wait to watch and hear your thoughts!

aarswft

I was really excited when they started this show, but there's no way I can handle the chatter through something as powerful as episode 10. Have to call it quits here unfortunately. If only they build in like 5 min at the end of every episode where nothing happened but music and text and you had an opportunity to share all the wild stories you feel compelled to tell.

PurportedGrey

Ah nothing like another edit/writing hook by mentioning that Roy's sister is an emergency room doctor, right after introducing an emergency room doctor who looks like a female version of Roy!

Ghoulhexa

First great Reaction, to in my Opinion one of the best Episodes of this Serie. I don't care if you have no clue of the Sport or the references, football jokes their are made or some of the real Pundits, Players and Referees they have cameos, but please don't call it soccer, call it football like the rest of the world.

Chris Bruneau

watching Jamie's father-son relationship disintegrate is absolutely heartbreaking!!! :(

Diegesis

Hmm I think what you’re looking for then is a payment to Apple TV if you’re just wanting the show 😇 this is patreon for Diegesis which entails Arianna and Maple - if you were confused the video has no other sound except them talking!!! Hope that helps ❤️

CHRISXGAMESALOT

Finally a nice reaction to Sam and Rebecca!

Victoria Brewer

Well, it's called Soccer in America which is where these girls are, and Maple even played it (and maybe Ariana too? I can't remember), so of course they are going to call it what they know it by. If that's your biggest gripe, maybe don't watch. It's that simple.

MJ Eid

you must be new to the channel XD to each their own my friend.

MJ Eid

As someone who played soccer through college. I never once called it football. So maybe you're doing it wrong :)

MJ Eid

Mmmmmm the character development from roy and jamie. Another great watch. And please Lol Rebecca is gorgeous and intelligent. Lol screw the age gap its all about emotional intelligence and sam has it in spades.

Jeff K.

And a reminder to everyone: the term "soccer" originated in the UK. So let's not try to be too precious about that shit.

Jeff K.

I know I, for one, love when the reaction channels I watch just have people sitting there in silence for 45 minutes not actually reacting to anything they're seeing.

Joe Blankenship

Oh man, I definitely wept when I first saw this episode. And still makes me tear up. It's like they tee you up with Roy hugging Jamie, then the gut punch of finding out about Ted's dad. Bill Lawrence has a way with making really funny shows that can whip you around and have you in tears before you know it. I remember plenty of Scrubs episodes that brought on the waterworks.

Andres b

Dang, this episode hit hard. My dad’s been psychologically and verbally abusive to my family all my life. Earlier tonight I was finally brave enough to tell my mom that this can’t continue and that she needs to leave him. And that we’re going to be okay. Weird timing I guess that it’d be the day I watched this episode with you guys. It was a pleasure watching, thank you.

Ghoulhexa

I am not precious or snobby. Ariana and Mable said that people in the comments complaining because they have not that knowledge about football/soccer and i only thought about that, when they called it football instead of soccer, that 50%-70% of that bullshit goes away.

DTGstl314

I don't know if you've picked up on this or not yet, but one of the main focal points of this whole series is relationships between fathers and sons. Specifically in the past two episodes, we've seen Jamie's estranged relationship with his father, Sam's warm and nurturing relationship with his father, Nate's desperate longing for approval from his father, and Ted trying to come to terms with the suicide of his father when he was just a kid. The theme doesn't end in this episode, but that's all I'll say about that.

Xavier Chandler

Doing shit cuz another nigga is doing shit I can't agree with. Now doing shit cuz that's what u wanna do I can get behind.

Regi Todd

Dead silence is definitely what we paid for.

Regi Todd

Like, why do the naysayers feel the need to spread the negativity on a forum where we literally PAY FOR THE COMMENTARY?! Quite literally, read the (chat) room. This ain't an airport, you don't need to announce your departure, and you definitely don't need to tell us why you want to spend money elsewhere when we're content with the content we receive for what we pay. If you had a real, sustainable suggestion that could carry forth in ALL the reactions, instead of sarcastically suggesting credits are the only opportunity, I could go with it, but I want authentic, in the moment, reactions, not watch someone struggle to remember beat-by-beat every relevant thought they had as a recap after the fact. As they suggested, if you want the original artistic portrayal, by all means watch the episode standalone. If, however, you've seen the episode, as most patrons have, and want to see a *reaction* to said episode outside of your own interpretations (y'know, the thing you pay for), then I don't understand the complaint when that's presumably exactly what you wanted when you agreed to the terms and submitted payment. And if it isn't for you, why try and infect the people who are happy with their content, how it's presented, and researched enough to know what they were signing up for when they decided they wanted to watch this specific reaction content? YouTube has literally hundreds of examples of what you were getting into.

Christophe

I love this episode so much. I especially love the way they portrayed that moment between Jamie and his father. A lesser TV show might have portrayed it as a triumph, as the abused son overcoming his dickish father by punching him in the face, in essence showing dominance and becoming the alpha or whatever. But instead, they portrayed it as a tragedy that a son feels the need to punch his father, the fact that this is who Jamie grew up with and had as a male role model. So much of this show is about rethinking masculinity. Roy coming in to hug Jamie was just the icing on the cake because Roy is often the "strong, silent type" and him embracing Jamie and Jamie breaking down in tears because of the sad thing that just happened and both of them letting go of the macho type of "resilience" that is typically expected of men, urgh, I love it so much.

Victoria Brewer

It's funny you say they talk too much because sometimes I think they don't talk enough lol. I'm so used to tons of reactors talking so much throughout that they miss good/important stuff, so actually it's quite refreshing to see Ariana and Maple not do that.

LazyBoy Stays Up Late Watchin Video Tapes

I think aarswft is expressing their disappointment in the timing of the commentary being given and suggesting to perhaps, save the larger & more complex observations for the end of the episode. It may benefit aarswft to understand that, It is difficult for a reactor to time their commentary so that it does not run over some of the more sentimental scenes as, they have not seen the episode before. As well to trust that, Maple and Arianna are aware of this and try to time their commentary so as not to be in collision with the quiet subtle part of the episodes.

Zane Platt

The issue with the discussion around Rebecca and Sam stuff is twofold. One, guys absolutely do get shit on for dating younger women. DiCaprio for instance has literally been crapped on by thousands (probably millions of people for it). Two, the moral issue here is that she is his boss and them having relationship invites the potential for a lot of bad stuff to happen in the workplace. So while I don't personally care about age gaps all that much (within reason), I do think there relationship has issues elsewhere and that it is a fallacy that guys don't get heavily criticised for dating younger women.

Amelie W

You know, when Rupert dates his 40 years younger secretary "it makes him a bad guy." I find it pretty weird the show acts like it's fine when Rebecca dates Sam, who's her employee and under half her age, has maybe 1% of the money she does, and can be deported no questions asked if she makes maybe two phone calls. Should he trust she's not going to abuse her power over him just because she's too nice for that? After she spent about a year plotting, executing and partially succeeding in that plan to ruin about 30 people's lives because she was upset with her ex? Rebecca is old enough to know it's actually possible to be in love and not do anything about it. To be practical about the business of intimate relationship instead of going "The power of love is stronger than marriage/employer-employee contracts/whatever, we just can't help it if we're in love," that reasoning which has gotten so many relationships and lives wrecked by people mainly under age 40. Sam reasonably may not have gained that perspective yet and you can't exactly blame him for trying, or following Rebecca's lead - and that's part of the problem. But anyway. A lot of strong feelings going around in this particular episode. I love the bit with Jamie punching his dad in the nose, or rather, the aftermath, where nothing is resolved and we find out doing violence hurts you and all that. And Ted's revelation that recontextualizes so much about him. Lines like "My daddy was much harder on himself than anyone else." The realization he must never have talked about this to "anyone" - Beard doesn't even know. It informs pretty much every single thing he ever does and says, as he lays out to the Doc later. I think this is where the show went from excellent, feel-good, pleasantly didactic stuff to a thing I keep rewatching about three times a year.

Linus Marjeta

Nah, let the crybabies in the comments cry, it's their own energy they're spending really, no one elses. Funnier to see them triggered over tiny bs like that.