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Ted Lasso 2x12 (Patreon)

Published:
2024-10-25 15:00:07
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2024-11-21 23:52:31
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2026-06
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PurportedGrey

Nate's arc is 100% supposed to piss you off but there is supposed to be some minor sympathy because of his daddy issues, but these circumstances dont allow for sympathy imo, if anyone complains about how yall fell about him then they are being a contrarian for the sake of being contrarian!

Jeff K.

I would definitely recommend Shrinking. It was created by Bill Lawrence (Lasso, Scrubs, other stuff), Jason Segel, and Brett Goldstein (Roy Kent). Brett even joined the cast for the second season, and it's the best work that Harrison Ford has done in years.

Chris Bruneau

Nate's behavior is classic misdirected anger at his own father. for example, we see the photo Nate gave Ted at his apartment, that because it meant so much to him! Yet, Nate decides in his own mind, that since its not displayed at the office, Ted doesn't care about him. Nate--Its all in your head, bro--now grow the fuck up.

Jeff K.

Agreed - and not only is the photo in his apartment, it's right next to a photo of Henry. Which sure does suggest that Ted views Nate as family.

MattN

I have seen ted lasso so definitely know the nate arc, how it resolves, etc... so I won't comment on that because I don't want to spoil anything but I definitely understand your anger. I remember when I saw this and they made the nate\west ham reveal and I had to wait a full year until the next season!! I was mad but I was more disappointed in him. But I definitely feel you guys.

Mark Lecuyer

The bummer with Nate is he needs to hear or see the praise and doesn't trust that the support or praise is still there if not said. When he blows up at Ted, he mentions that the photo he gave Ted is no longer in the office. Nate takes this action in the negative - that Ted no longer cares. But, from the funeral episode, we know that Ted values that picture as it is on his bureau & next to a picture of Henry. He looks at it every day. It means something to Ted. This is why Nate loves the Internet - instant praise. I totally understand all feelings on the Nate storyline, during my first watch of season 2 it felt a bit rushed to me which I think make it all very jarring.

Jeff K.

Nick Mohammad, who plays Nate, went on Twitter after this episode aired and laid out all of the little clues and indicators that this was coming, going way back to the pilot episode. One of the interesting things: the scene right before Nate gives the pregame speech and roasts everyone in S1E7, where Ted apologizes to Nate for snapping at him when he was drunk the previous night, was the last one on one scene between those two until their halftime scene in this episode. That obviously seeds Nate's whole thing about how he felt like he wasn't getting any attention from Ted. I just love the attention to detail from the writers of this show.

LatePaul

Even in S1E1, his very first scene, Nate comes in full tilt when he thinks Ted and Beard are fans, and then completely backs down when he finds out who they really are. It's all about status and where he sees himself versus the other person. Which feels true to me for someone with self-esteem issues.

LatePaul

Nate may have become the worst version of himself but he's not without a point when he says Ted has no clue about the game. Yes he has amazing people skills but that's only part of being a coach. The fact that he feels comfortable taking that job over people who really know football is, let's be honest, privilege. Of course he's so likeable that you forget that but it's worth saying, and I'm glad the show acknowledges it (as does Ted in that argument).

MJ Eid

Shrinking is underrated and a comedy but damn its heavy every now and then. It deals with loss and how we deal with that loss. harrison ford is so fking funning in it.

Yannis

I think you're supposed to be mad at Nate tbf! glad you guys are enjoying the show so much

LazyBoy Stays Up Late Watchin Video Tapes

It's weird that Nate understands why he's mad at Ted and can express this clearly. He is right at the next step to ask himself where this abandonment pain comes from and decide if it's ok for him to put that on Ted to fulfill that need. But everyone's got to do their own work, so there's that.

Joe Blankenship

Big puffy Starter jackets were a really big deal in the early to mid-90s.

Fernando Paiz

No honestly Nate was the worst, hated him too lol

Serge Toxqui

They had a bad ass therapist in the building and Nate did not to go to her. What an idiot.

Dave

you guys are going to love "Shrinking"

Zane Platt

Considering the fact that he succeeds more than any other Richmond coach, I don't get your point. Also, he wasn't hired because of privilege, he was hired because Rebecca thought he would be terrible and wanted to use him. So honestly, none of what you wrote made any actual sense

Linus Marjeta

Yeah, still don't care for Nate at all, it's petty and dumb and narcisistic as heck behaviour.. I feel like Nates arc should've gone differently after finding out about Teds panic attack.. Realising that "oh, he got his own very real and serious struggles.. I should be open about how I've felt" But no, instead he's a pos and exploits that..

Linus Marjeta

I still think it's INCREDIBLY dumb that Nate gets to hear about Teds panic attack and instead of going "oh crap, people have other tough shit going on in their lives", he attacks it, that just makes him pretty much irredeemable for me. It's narcisistic and psychotic. They should've gone a different route after Nate learns of Teds panic attack, the route they took for his arc is really dumb. Still love the show to death, but Nates arc is unnecessary and annoying as hell.