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So you guys know, the lowest paid head coach of a Premiere League team still makes a couple million a year. And the highest paid one makes, like, 30 million a year or something. Ted is definitely richer than the therapist.
The lowest paid manager this year is making 250k. Guardiola makes 20 million, Klopp makes 15 million, and Pochettino makes 10.4 million. Most of the rest are between 1 and 4 million. Great money if you can get one of the jobs.
Where did you get that 250k from? I googled and all the articles i find says the lowest paid managers are being paid at least a million.@@joegreene7619
Roy struggles with low self worth and doesn’t think he deserves to be with Keeley. That’s the reason he broke up with her and in this moment his jealousy got the better of him
No they aren't. It just feels that way because this episode was atrocious. 9 and 10 are good, not great. The final 2 episodes are among the best of the series, but there's stuff from season 1 and 2 that are clearly better than episodes 9 and 10 of season 3.
I agree, my initial reaction was to hate it but after sitting with it I really like the breakup for what it is. I would have loved for them to just ride off into the sunset, but the situation they set up, Jack's reaction is a pretty standard take in today's society where we so often blame the victim. Ted Lasso does it to show the audience how shitty that is.
Keeley's easily my least favorite character in the show, she is shown as someone that knows no other way to succeed except for being financially dependent on friends/lovers.
Jack is a spoiled rich girl who doesn’t want to make daddy angry and jeopardize her cushy lifestyle. You could never count on her to have upset her status quo.
She fell out of love with him because he couldn’t do confrontation and wouldn’t express his feelings. Instead he’d be evasive with his emotions by making jokes. He’d never have a serious discussion. Go back a few episodes when he FaceTimes with her to tell her how he feels about her dating their old therapist and keeping it a secret from her. Has he expresses his feelings to her, you see her start to smile. She liked that he was in touch with how he felt and that he could stop joking and express those feelings.
Agreed. I imagine it’s pretty frustrating not being able to have a serious conversation with someone EVER without him/her making light of the situation all the time.
You said it perfectly. A perpetually optimistic person is great for many things, but once you start building a life with someone you need some balance, and for them to do the work to meet you halfway, so to speak. I’ll always defend Michelle. That doctor is such an ass. Imagine telling your worst experiences & best hopes to one person in confidence. Then that person has all the information needed to draw you in when you’re vulnerable. What a completely deplorable person.
@@mitchellhp that’s the way I see it. Dr Jake the Snake. Until they give me info to the contrary I think he manipulated the situation in his own favor.
Yes, thank you! So many people don't see Michelle's side of things. When Ted first started talking to Dr. Sharon, he had all kinds of walls up, used humor to avoid addressing anything serious. I am guessing that's what he was doing with Michelle for a long time. Now he is starting to allow himself to feel, to address past tragedies, to communicate, and Michelle sees the difference.
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@@mitchellhpThank you! How are people not understanding this?!
I'm not in love with this episode overall, but I know Keeley's photo leak was based on something one of the writers actually went through, so I appreciate they sort of went there, but almost wish they had unpacked it over more episodes? But I love the scene between Beard and Henry. And of course Beatles references are always a win. And I think Jamie's apology was sweet and Nate seeing Ted and Henry really shook him up, so that was important.
Written by Keely-on-the-show's real-life namesake, Keeley Hazell no less (who also plays Bex and is a former "lads mag" model that was a victim of a revenge porn "leak" in the '00s).
I’ve driven through Paris, Ohio (the one in Stark County) many times on my way to visit family. I’ve also been through Paris, Texas and Paris, Arkansas. Oh, and the one in France, too.
I love Roy Kent too much to want to believe he would ask Keeley something that stupid. So in my headcanon he was asking just to figure out who leaked it so he could fight them😤
I also always viewed it as Roy wanting to find out who to punch, just like with Phoebe’s bully situation in the Christmas episode. And then realized too late that it was the wrong thing to ask.
It's because the writers somehow turned into fucking idiots for season 3 and just wanted to shove a load of 'gay politics' into the season to drum up stupid non needed drama and conflict, we went from having zero gay characters in the first 2 seasons to all of a sudden having 3 within the first few episodes of season 3, just to clarify I have nothing against gay or non straight people but I think it's pretty obvious to see that the writers for season 3 just wanted to hop on what's currently being heavily debated in the world: genders and sexual oriantation, that's again why we went from having zero gay characters to 3 and why they gave Keeley's boss the name of 'Jack' a commonly known male name just so they could reveal shortly after in that same episode that surprise Jack is really a female... like nobody saw that coming I am right 🤦♂ (again just to clarify as I know talking about these topics these days makes people go insane and accuse me of being every 'ist' there is out there but I have nothing against people who are attracted to the same sex and I also have nothing against people that want to be a different gender than they was born, I'm just simply revealing the obvious flaws what made season 3 generally not liked amongst fans of the show who liked the other two seasons)
The reason I didn't care for Keeley's season 3 storyline was because it kept her so alienated from the rest of the cast. I also like it better when she's mixing and mingling with everyone. Jack sucks.
I started to be mistrustful and dislike Jack after the episode about love bombing. I didn’t like her reaction to when Keeley first brought up the topic, because of how serious love bombing can be. Like, it could be a serious sign of abuse or gaslighting. And to me, it felt like she took it to lightly, at least in her initial reaction. How Jack was written, I personally feel a break up was destined. Because Jack is (at least currently) too scared to rock the boat. She loves her status, her wealth, and she wouldn’t willing to change that. She could learn and grow like we see with all the characters. But not rn now. Change takes time. The thing I just don’t like about it is that one, the relationship was so short? And two, that they set up a queer relationship like this to start. One that was (to me) always going to end. In shows, lgbtq+ people like myself see very little queer relationships and it felt weird of the show to set one up and drop it like this. I love this show so much, never doubt that. But it is a criticism I have
Same point from maybe a slightly different angle but I am, at most, only _slightly_ kidding when I say I started to mistrust her when she vandalised a frikkin' first edition (!) of "Sense and Sensibility". Aside from just setting the book-lover in me's teeth on edge, that's _very_ "rich person privilege" and felt pretty red flaggy.
Nate's faux Diamond Dogs feels even more pathetic when you realize he's trying to duplicate the membership too (but getting poor copies of Higgins and Beard, and ridiculously, RUPERT was supposed to be the Ted/father figure).
Roy is the type of person that likes to focus his rage. With anonymous hacker leakers, there is no place to direct his anger. So in asking who the video was for, I don’t think it was out of jealously, I think he was trying to find someplace he could put the blame. Get the name and then blame them “You didn’t delete the video!” or “your shit wasn’t secure, so now Keylee suffers!” Jack blames Keylee and Roy seems to blame the one who received the video.
It worked because Juno Temple was less available for the 3rd season. Her interactions with Richmond and Rebecca and Ted were very limited. The stuff in her PR Firm had their own universe probably finished later than the main filming.
@@fayesouthall6604 I mean, that's why it _happened_ (it's the behind the scenes reason they had to do it) but I wouldn't go so far as to say that made it _work_ - I agree with OP that it needed just a smidge more explication on the show itself.
I think the show was pretty clear that Roy was struggling with his own self esteem in the relationship, Ted Lasso isn't a show that's afraid to be on the nose about topics. They set it up at the end of the second season with the photo shoot. He doesn't feel worthy of Keely's love, and instead of talking about it or working on it, he broke up with her. I would speculate that he did that to avoid the pain he assumed would come in the future when he thought Keely would realize he wasn't good enough and break up with him.
It's because the writers somehow turned into fucking idiots for season 3 and just wanted to shove a load of 'gay politics' into the season to drum up stupid non needed drama and conflict, we went from having zero gay characters in the first 2 seasons to all of a sudden having 3 within the first few episodes of season 3, just to clarify I have nothing against gay or non straight people but I think it's pretty obvious to see that the writers for season 3 just wanted to hop on what's currently being heavily debated in the world: genders and sexual oriantation, that's again why we went from having zero gay characters to 3 and why they gave Keeley's boss the name of 'Jack' a commonly known male name just so they could reveal shortly after in that same episode that surprise Jack is really a female... like nobody saw that coming I am right 🤦♂ (again just to clarify as I know talking about these topics these days makes people go insane and accuse me of being every 'ist' there is out there but I have nothing against people who are attracted to the same sex and I also have nothing against people that want to be a different gender than they was born, I'm just simply revealing the obvious flaws what made season 3 generally not liked amongst fans of the show who liked the other two seasons)
@@ItsTonyMc If you won't want people to call you "every -ist" you probably shouldn't write an entire paragraph about not wanting gay people on a show you watch. Also "I don't hate gay people but..." isn't the defense you seem to think it is.
To quote the undescribable Roy Kent; F**K! I just binged through this playlist and now I'm stuck with having to wait. WAIT FOR THE NEXT F**KIN' EPISODE? F**K THAT!... ... alright, I'll patiently wait for the next one.
i agree that harry mack is one of the greatest free-stylers ( definitely should do some reactions to him) but i think you guys should check out some of some juice wrlds freestyles!! especially the one over eminem beats
Roy is the part of all of us (small or large) that would react that way, I think. I have with my wife (not over the same kind of thing), and it is such a shock that your brain cross-wires. I quickly asked for forgiveness and no real harm was done, but you literally go crazy. You are not in control.
The writers didn't do a good job with the Nate and Keeley storylines this season and it affected the whole season. I think the problem is they didn't do a good job setting up these storylines in season 2. Keeley's story would have made more sense if she broke up with Roy when he asked her to go to leave on vacation with her. Roy could have spent this season dealing with his anger as Keeley focused on her business. Nate's heel turn in season 2 was downright silly. The turnaround is almost worse. They missed Bill Lawerence this year and you could see Jason Sudeikis wanted to get out of England as much as Ted. The season isn't bad --- the worst Ted Lasso episodes are better than 90% of other shows on TV.
Still almost 20 grams in that 12 oz. can, with Splenda added, which we will surely find out is killing us some day. The Brisk recipe is closer to soda than it is to tea.
@@mikefish1124 High fructose corn syrup, yes, and "black tea powder." Both Pure Leaf and Gold Peak use real sugar and real brewed tea. I drink unsweetened anyway.
I don't like the way they chose to demonize Ted's ex wife by putting her together with the therapist. I thought this show would be different in terms of misogynistic tendencies, but that's one way in which they fail miserably at it
Because it never happens? I know a ton of girl's and guy's who fell for their therapist. Because they listen and know how to manipulate you. I don't think it's he's wife's fault. A little. But not the point.
@@deniskovac2489 It's completely unethical for a therapist to date their client and they should lose their license over that. Just falling in love with your therapist is different than actually starting a relationship with them though. Plenty of patients fall in love with their therapist because of the vulnerable process. That's not what this is about. So I don't know what your point is anyway
The hacking storyline feels disingenuous knowing Apple’s involvement in the IRL celeb leaks. And I’m still not sure what the point of the Jack storyline was?
It's because the writers somehow turned into fucking idiots for season 3 and just wanted to shove a load of 'gay politics' into the season to drum up stupid non needed drama and conflict, we went from having zero gay characters in the first 2 seasons to all of a sudden having 3 within the first few episodes of season 3, just to clarify I have nothing against gay or non straight people but I think it's pretty obvious to see that the writers for season 3 just wanted to hop on what's currently being heavily debated in the world: genders and sexual oriantation, that's again why we went from having zero gay characters to 3 and why they gave Keeley's boss the name of 'Jack' a commonly known male name just so they could reveal shortly after in that same episode that surprise Jack is really a female... like nobody saw that coming I am right 🤦♂ (again just to clarify as I know talking about these topics these days makes people go insane and accuse me of being every 'ist' there is out there but I have nothing against people who are attracted to the same sex and I also have nothing against people that want to be a different gender than they was born, I'm just simply revealing the obvious flaws what made season 3 generally not liked amongst fans of the show who liked the other two seasons)
@@garrethb6261 like I said to someone else I know it was hinted at but I feel like in season 3 they threw it in our faces to pander to that audience, like we went from subtle hints to having technically 3 characters being gay/bi and it being in most scenes when those characters where on screen, I don’t mind gay characters or anything I just personally think it was poorly handled on the show, it felt like they just tried to rush that stuff into the plot for season 3 to pander to those who were critical of them for not having gay/bi characters, like I know Roy for example had his own self confidence issues when it came to Keeley and that was beginning to drive a wedge of some sort in their relationship but it just felt like they kinda rushed and brushed over their so called ‘break up’ just so they could have her hook up with Jack 🤷🏻♂️ Jack as a character too felt rushed and just again for pandering as she had hardly any character development at all and she was in the show for like what, 3 episodes or something like that if I remember? So you can kinda see why I’m saying it feels like they was in panic mode and just wanted to rush in some gay characters into the show and that’s where my problem with the writing comes from, if they spent more time on making those gay or bisexual relationships seem more grounded and realistic then obviously I’d have no problem with that, I don’t see why that’s such a bad thing for everyone to be slating me for just because I have that opinion
Its very rich for Rebecca to tell Ted to get over Michelle getting engaged when she trembles and gets wound up every time she just hears the name Rupert.
Privately I understand but sending it over email, or posting it anywhere on the internet is a stupid move. Snap, MMS, usb there are better way's. Like what? it's eventually gonna come out if you have a career and a public image. It's not right but neither is posting any of this on the internet.
unpopular opinion but Ted and his family are the least interesting part of the series after season 2. I hope they do a spin off continuing the stories in Richmond
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The scene outside the tavern confirms it: Beard is a LEGEND and the best best friend ever.
That’s a good point. I have so many issues with the episode but that Beard scene at the end is incredible. He might be my favorite character.
My favourite scene so far. So adorable!
So you guys know, the lowest paid head coach of a Premiere League team still makes a couple million a year. And the highest paid one makes, like, 30 million a year or something. Ted is definitely richer than the therapist.
The lowest paid manager this year is making 250k. Guardiola makes 20 million, Klopp makes 15 million, and Pochettino makes 10.4 million. Most of the rest are between 1 and 4 million. Great money if you can get one of the jobs.
Where did you get that 250k from? I googled and all the articles i find says the lowest paid managers are being paid at least a million.@@joegreene7619
Roy struggles with low self worth and doesn’t think he deserves to be with Keeley. That’s the reason he broke up with her and in this moment his jealousy got the better of him
i cant wait for u guys to see the next 4 episodes cuz they’re arguably the 4 best episodes in the entire show
Completely agree!
Definitely agree. The quality of the episodes definitely ends on a high note
Hard to beat 4 and 7 in season 1
No they aren't. It just feels that way because this episode was atrocious. 9 and 10 are good, not great. The final 2 episodes are among the best of the series, but there's stuff from season 1 and 2 that are clearly better than episodes 9 and 10 of season 3.
I disagree. I think most of the episodes in season 1 are better to be honest.
Wasn't thrilled with how they broke up Jack & Keeley, but it made sense with the way the character of Jack was written
I agree, my initial reaction was to hate it but after sitting with it I really like the breakup for what it is. I would have loved for them to just ride off into the sunset, but the situation they set up, Jack's reaction is a pretty standard take in today's society where we so often blame the victim. Ted Lasso does it to show the audience how shitty that is.
@@Scoutzknives Also definitely says stuff about her elitism and the kind of differences in life style between the two of them
@@Scoutzknives Also definitely says stuff about her elitism and the kind of differences in life style between the two of them
Keeley's easily my least favorite character in the show, she is shown as someone that knows no other way to succeed except for being financially dependent on friends/lovers.
Jack is a spoiled rich girl who doesn’t want to make daddy angry and jeopardize her cushy lifestyle. You could never count on her to have upset her status quo.
Real talk
She was protecting her business investment. Which person would ever hire a PR firm which handled their own personal information so poorly?
11:43 Blind Wave: How can Jamie treat Keeley right if he didn't even interact with her?
Jamie: Mate, you've got a big storm coming (*snap*)
She fell out of love with him because he couldn’t do confrontation and wouldn’t express his feelings. Instead he’d be evasive with his emotions by making jokes. He’d never have a serious discussion.
Go back a few episodes when he FaceTimes with her to tell her how he feels about her dating their old therapist and keeping it a secret from her. Has he expresses his feelings to her, you see her start to smile.
She liked that he was in touch with how he felt and that he could stop joking and express those feelings.
Agreed. I imagine it’s pretty frustrating not being able to have a serious conversation with someone EVER without him/her making light of the situation all the time.
You said it perfectly. A perpetually optimistic person is great for many things, but once you start building a life with someone you need some balance, and for them to do the work to meet you halfway, so to speak.
I’ll always defend Michelle. That doctor is such an ass. Imagine telling your worst experiences & best hopes to one person in confidence. Then that person has all the information needed to draw you in when you’re vulnerable. What a completely deplorable person.
@@mitchellhp that’s the way I see it. Dr Jake the Snake. Until they give me info to the contrary I think he manipulated the situation in his own favor.
Yes, thank you! So many people don't see Michelle's side of things. When Ted first started talking to Dr. Sharon, he had all kinds of walls up, used humor to avoid addressing anything serious. I am guessing that's what he was doing with Michelle for a long time. Now he is starting to allow himself to feel, to address past tragedies, to communicate, and Michelle sees the difference.
@@mitchellhpThank you! How are people not understanding this?!
hahaha the random convos you guys have always make me crack up xD
I'm not in love with this episode overall, but I know Keeley's photo leak was based on something one of the writers actually went through, so I appreciate they sort of went there, but almost wish they had unpacked it over more episodes? But I love the scene between Beard and Henry. And of course Beatles references are always a win. And I think Jamie's apology was sweet and Nate seeing Ted and Henry really shook him up, so that was important.
Written by Keely-on-the-show's real-life namesake, Keeley Hazell no less (who also plays Bex and is a former "lads mag" model that was a victim of a revenge porn "leak" in the '00s).
The sunglasses hoodie is a global designer brand called CP Company which much like his ICON cap reflects Jamie’s personality and affluent lifestyle
13:00 YOU LEFT OUT THE MOST IMPORTANT LINE!! He forgot about the fookin' emails!!!
They are fun. The one in the middle (Aaron?) almost laughs similar to the guy who works in the soccer office, the worker with another unique laugh.
There's a Paris Texas less than two hous away from Dallas.
A film of that name too.
I’ve driven through Paris, Ohio (the one in Stark County) many times on my way to visit family. I’ve also been through Paris, Texas and Paris, Arkansas. Oh, and the one in France, too.
There's one in Maine as well. God, they're all over the place!
Jack, run home
Roy was insecure. The rest was just symptoms and rationalization.
I love Roy Kent too much to want to believe he would ask Keeley something that stupid. So in my headcanon he was asking just to figure out who leaked it so he could fight them😤
I think because they are apart and Roy still feels guilty about it. He shouldn’t have said it but he realised as soon as he said it.
I also always viewed it as Roy wanting to find out who to punch, just like with Phoebe’s bully situation in the Christmas episode. And then realized too late that it was the wrong thing to ask.
We all do dumb shit. Even the best of us. It's OK to fail.
It's because the writers somehow turned into fucking idiots for season 3 and just wanted to shove a load of 'gay politics' into the season to drum up stupid non needed drama and conflict, we went from having zero gay characters in the first 2 seasons to all of a sudden having 3 within the first few episodes of season 3, just to clarify I have nothing against gay or non straight people but I think it's pretty obvious to see that the writers for season 3 just wanted to hop on what's currently being heavily debated in the world: genders and sexual oriantation, that's again why we went from having zero gay characters to 3 and why they gave Keeley's boss the name of 'Jack' a commonly known male name just so they could reveal shortly after in that same episode that surprise Jack is really a female... like nobody saw that coming I am right 🤦♂ (again just to clarify as I know talking about these topics these days makes people go insane and accuse me of being every 'ist' there is out there but I have nothing against people who are attracted to the same sex and I also have nothing against people that want to be a different gender than they was born, I'm just simply revealing the obvious flaws what made season 3 generally not liked amongst fans of the show who liked the other two seasons)
@@ItsTonyMc Bit woke eh ? Poor little man can’t handle it! Knew Colin was gay in season 2, knew Keeley was bisexual in season 1.
The reason I didn't care for Keeley's season 3 storyline was because it kept her so alienated from the rest of the cast. I also like it better when she's mixing and mingling with everyone. Jack sucks.
I started to be mistrustful and dislike Jack after the episode about love bombing. I didn’t like her reaction to when Keeley first brought up the topic, because of how serious love bombing can be. Like, it could be a serious sign of abuse or gaslighting. And to me, it felt like she took it to lightly, at least in her initial reaction. How Jack was written, I personally feel a break up was destined. Because Jack is (at least currently) too scared to rock the boat. She loves her status, her wealth, and she wouldn’t willing to change that. She could learn and grow like we see with all the characters. But not rn now. Change takes time. The thing I just don’t like about it is that one, the relationship was so short? And two, that they set up a queer relationship like this to start. One that was (to me) always going to end. In shows, lgbtq+ people like myself see very little queer relationships and it felt weird of the show to set one up and drop it like this. I love this show so much, never doubt that. But it is a criticism I have
Same point from maybe a slightly different angle but I am, at most, only _slightly_ kidding when I say I started to mistrust her when she vandalised a frikkin' first edition (!) of "Sense and Sensibility". Aside from just setting the book-lover in me's teeth on edge, that's _very_ "rich person privilege" and felt pretty red flaggy.
Eric casually dropping Harry Mack background is the greatest crossover reference I’ve had in youtube
Nate's faux Diamond Dogs feels even more pathetic when you realize he's trying to duplicate the membership too (but getting poor copies of Higgins and Beard, and ridiculously, RUPERT was supposed to be the Ted/father figure).
Roy is the type of person that likes to focus his rage. With anonymous hacker leakers, there is no place to direct his anger. So in asking who the video was for, I don’t think it was out of jealously, I think he was trying to find someplace he could put the blame. Get the name and then blame them “You didn’t delete the video!” or “your shit wasn’t secure, so now Keylee suffers!”
Jack blames Keylee and Roy seems to blame the one who received the video.
Got to see you guys react to Ted in the morning then got to see Ted again during the Super Bowl. Great day 🥹
In Aaron’s defence, the Chef from The Little Mermaid is always my go to reference for any French accent/impression.
“Why did Keely and Roy break up again?” What a great question to ask and probably something the writers should presented more clearly.
It worked because Juno Temple was less available for the 3rd season. Her interactions with Richmond and Rebecca and Ted were very limited. The stuff in her PR Firm had their own universe probably finished later than the main filming.
@@fayesouthall6604 I mean, that's why it _happened_ (it's the behind the scenes reason they had to do it) but I wouldn't go so far as to say that made it _work_ - I agree with OP that it needed just a smidge more explication on the show itself.
I think the show was pretty clear that Roy was struggling with his own self esteem in the relationship, Ted Lasso isn't a show that's afraid to be on the nose about topics. They set it up at the end of the second season with the photo shoot. He doesn't feel worthy of Keely's love, and instead of talking about it or working on it, he broke up with her. I would speculate that he did that to avoid the pain he assumed would come in the future when he thought Keely would realize he wasn't good enough and break up with him.
It's because the writers somehow turned into fucking idiots for season 3 and just wanted to shove a load of 'gay politics' into the season to drum up stupid non needed drama and conflict, we went from having zero gay characters in the first 2 seasons to all of a sudden having 3 within the first few episodes of season 3, just to clarify I have nothing against gay or non straight people but I think it's pretty obvious to see that the writers for season 3 just wanted to hop on what's currently being heavily debated in the world: genders and sexual oriantation, that's again why we went from having zero gay characters to 3 and why they gave Keeley's boss the name of 'Jack' a commonly known male name just so they could reveal shortly after in that same episode that surprise Jack is really a female... like nobody saw that coming I am right 🤦♂ (again just to clarify as I know talking about these topics these days makes people go insane and accuse me of being every 'ist' there is out there but I have nothing against people who are attracted to the same sex and I also have nothing against people that want to be a different gender than they was born, I'm just simply revealing the obvious flaws what made season 3 generally not liked amongst fans of the show who liked the other two seasons)
@@ItsTonyMc If you won't want people to call you "every -ist" you probably shouldn't write an entire paragraph about not wanting gay people on a show you watch. Also "I don't hate gay people but..." isn't the defense you seem to think it is.
To quote the undescribable Roy Kent; F**K! I just binged through this playlist and now I'm stuck with having to wait. WAIT FOR THE NEXT F**KIN' EPISODE? F**K THAT!...
... alright, I'll patiently wait for the next one.
Hit the road jack
"Run home, Jack."
Was that a Hook reference?
14:20 You know what’s weird? I also heard chef but thought crab.
As someone from the MOV, I enjoyed the Bartlett/warren talk lol
Disco was the Love Hound's Beard
i agree that harry mack is one of the greatest free-stylers ( definitely should do some reactions to him) but i think you guys should check out some of some juice wrlds freestyles!! especially the one over eminem beats
great excuse to play score from interstellar
Roy is the part of all of us (small or large) that would react that way, I think. I have with my wife (not over the same kind of thing), and it is such a shock that your brain cross-wires. I quickly asked for forgiveness and no real harm was done, but you literally go crazy. You are not in control.
2:24 Come on guys, why does it even matter at this point?
The writers didn't do a good job with the Nate and Keeley storylines this season and it affected the whole season. I think the problem is they didn't do a good job setting up these storylines in season 2. Keeley's story would have made more sense if she broke up with Roy when he asked her to go to leave on vacation with her. Roy could have spent this season dealing with his anger as Keeley focused on her business. Nate's heel turn in season 2 was downright silly. The turnaround is almost worse. They missed Bill Lawerence this year and you could see Jason Sudeikis wanted to get out of England as much as Ted. The season isn't bad --- the worst Ted Lasso episodes are better than 90% of other shows on TV.
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I like that Calvin drinks Brisk iced tea, I thought I was the only one haha It's less than half the sugar of all iced teas on the market!
Still almost 20 grams in that 12 oz. can, with Splenda added, which we will surely find out is killing us some day. The Brisk recipe is closer to soda than it is to tea.
@@clh35it's made out of a syrup, no?
@@mikefish1124 High fructose corn syrup, yes, and "black tea powder." Both Pure Leaf and Gold Peak use real sugar and real brewed tea. I drink unsweetened anyway.
I don't like the way they chose to demonize Ted's ex wife by putting her together with the therapist. I thought this show would be different in terms of misogynistic tendencies, but that's one way in which they fail miserably at it
Because it never happens? I know a ton of girl's and guy's who fell for their therapist. Because they listen and know how to manipulate you. I don't think it's he's wife's fault. A little. But not the point.
@@deniskovac2489 It's completely unethical for a therapist to date their client and they should lose their license over that. Just falling in love with your therapist is different than actually starting a relationship with them though. Plenty of patients fall in love with their therapist because of the vulnerable process. That's not what this is about. So I don't know what your point is anyway
The Keeley storyline is so bad and badly written.
The hacking storyline feels disingenuous knowing Apple’s involvement in the IRL celeb leaks. And I’m still not sure what the point of the Jack storyline was?
I actually sort of liked it, not at first, but as it went on I did.
It's because the writers somehow turned into fucking idiots for season 3 and just wanted to shove a load of 'gay politics' into the season to drum up stupid non needed drama and conflict, we went from having zero gay characters in the first 2 seasons to all of a sudden having 3 within the first few episodes of season 3, just to clarify I have nothing against gay or non straight people but I think it's pretty obvious to see that the writers for season 3 just wanted to hop on what's currently being heavily debated in the world: genders and sexual oriantation, that's again why we went from having zero gay characters to 3 and why they gave Keeley's boss the name of 'Jack' a commonly known male name just so they could reveal shortly after in that same episode that surprise Jack is really a female... like nobody saw that coming I am right 🤦♂ (again just to clarify as I know talking about these topics these days makes people go insane and accuse me of being every 'ist' there is out there but I have nothing against people who are attracted to the same sex and I also have nothing against people that want to be a different gender than they was born, I'm just simply revealing the obvious flaws what made season 3 generally not liked amongst fans of the show who liked the other two seasons)
@@ItsTonyMc you do realize that Colin was hinted to being gay before season 3 right?
It's not like it was out of the blue.
@@garrethb6261 like I said to someone else I know it was hinted at but I feel like in season 3 they threw it in our faces to pander to that audience, like we went from subtle hints to having technically 3 characters being gay/bi and it being in most scenes when those characters where on screen, I don’t mind gay characters or anything I just personally think it was poorly handled on the show, it felt like they just tried to rush that stuff into the plot for season 3 to pander to those who were critical of them for not having gay/bi characters, like I know Roy for example had his own self confidence issues when it came to Keeley and that was beginning to drive a wedge of some sort in their relationship but it just felt like they kinda rushed and brushed over their so called ‘break up’ just so they could have her hook up with Jack 🤷🏻♂️ Jack as a character too felt rushed and just again for pandering as she had hardly any character development at all and she was in the show for like what, 3 episodes or something like that if I remember? So you can kinda see why I’m saying it feels like they was in panic mode and just wanted to rush in some gay characters into the show and that’s where my problem with the writing comes from, if they spent more time on making those gay or bisexual relationships seem more grounded and realistic then obviously I’d have no problem with that, I don’t see why that’s such a bad thing for everyone to be slating me for just because I have that opinion
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I hate how they ruin all of Roy's and Jaimie's character development in these last few episodes, completely pointless.
Especially the series finale which has so many beautiful moments for the other characters but I can’t let go of how poorly it treated Roy/Keely/Jamie
Its very rich for Rebecca to tell Ted to get over Michelle getting engaged when she trembles and gets wound up every time she just hears the name Rupert.
Season 3 really didn't do it for me personally
Worst Episode of the entite Series. Jacks character is just pure filler.
Agreed. Promising start but it went absolutely nowhere. Thankfully the next four episodes are HUGE step up from this one.
Pleeeeeaase watch Blue Eye Samurai
Privately I understand but sending it over email, or posting it anywhere on the internet is a stupid move. Snap, MMS, usb there are better way's. Like what? it's eventually gonna come out if you have a career and a public image. It's not right but neither is posting any of this on the internet.
She literally didn't post it online. That's not what email is.
unpopular opinion but Ted and his family are the least interesting part of the series after season 2. I hope they do a spin off continuing the stories in Richmond
Did you guys know that 11 Billion crabs have disappeared from Alaskan oceans😂
That shit’s just sad. Not funny.
_That_ makes you cry with laughter ?
Okey doke.