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Ted Lasso, Season 2, Episode 11 (Patreon)

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2023-03-12 00:43:33
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Midnight Train to Royston

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Ted Lasso, Season 2, Episode 11

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Luca Siracusa (Bob)

Yeah, we can finally told you guys: Nate is irredeamable

Luca Siracusa (Bob)

If you're still waiting for a new TV show to watch I'd suggest Only Murders in the Building, it is a really amazing show, it has a great cast, two seasons with a third coming and it's battling for best comedy since it's release

DrEEsky
>>103861655

Its so interesting, Nate is actually really good at being a coach and knows football way better than Ted or even Beard, but all of his other baggage just gets in the way! I go back to my previous comment that this season is about all the ways we can be broken and some of the ways we can fix it or be fixed (but not always!). Its truly about life. Really looking forward to the last episode and next season!!!

DrEEsky

I may have said this before but besides Ted Lasso (and Schitts Creek to some degree) my favorite show of all time has been The Expanse (on Amazon Prime). It is 6 full seasons and every reactor I have seen ends up loving the show as much as any series they have ever watched. The fact that I can watch it over and over again says a lot because I rarely do that with any show!! It is absolutely brilliant and amazing, sets, characters, story (mind blowing story...) Anyhow, I hope you give it a try.

Kevin M. Pitts

It’s funny how you see an episode a number of times and it takes a while for something to click. The last seen between Ted and the good Doctor at the pub is, yes, an homage to Good Will Hunting, but I just realized that I also think it’s a slight homage to the series finale of MASH. In that, as the war ends and everyone starts to head back home from Korea, BJ can’t seem to bring himself to say goodbye to his best friend, Hawkeye, which pains Hawkeye. He finally spells out goodbye with rocks at the helipad so that Hawkeye can only see it as his chopper lifts off. It’s weird that as much as I love the MASH finale, I didn’t see the parallel until this last watch through of this episode of Ted Lasso…

Sarah P

- It’s nice to finally be able to say this to you guys, but I also HATE the arc that Nate has taken this far, post-S1. - If you’re ever in NYC and want to try some African food, especially West African like Nigerian — just Google those things and go for anything that’s in Manhattan above like 120th St. (Harlem) There are TONS of places like that around that area, and a lot of them cater to people who are also immigrants, so the food tends to be pretty automatically made.

Youtalkingtome
>>104082154

I've only seen a handful of episodes from MASH. Loved what I saw, but need to give it another shot down the road.

Youtalkingtome
>>104085801

That's awesome! We don't venture out that way very often but if we ever do, you can bet we will check it out!

Kevin M. Pitts
>>104082154

I grew up watching MASH, as it was a favorite of my father. It was a show that went on for too long, but finale really ended things exactly as it should have.

MS NANCEEPANTS

Nate gets uglier and uglier, and I get so frustrated that the others around him fail to check him. I realize that we (the audience) are privy to more of the darkness that's leaking out because we can see him in private moments, but my god! He needs to be sat down and set straight. Almost like a child.

MS NANCEEPANTS
>>104242435

I mean, I'd say he went too far earlier this season with Colin. Beard and Ted addressed that, but I don't think fully enough. The level of cruelty there was beyond the pale!