At the end of last show , Sam told Ted that his father is happy that Ted is his coach cause Sam dad is a great dad , Ted realize after that talk that maybe Jaime needs a better father figure so he let him come back Great reactions.
Frozen is about a 19 year old girl, her 21 year old sister and two men about that age so yes,it's about puberty and growing up. But more importantly it's about not trusting easily just anyone while not locking yourself up and hiding away from people... And about letting go of your parents' BS
Ah see that makes more sense... in my head I thought it was an obvious thing in the movie instead it being a more subtle thing lol. I fully thought the blonde girl would be talking about it openly throughout the movie😂
I love this moment for Jamie, as you said, it's the perfect way to show that he has actually changed. At first it's just Sam, then the other players of Nigerian descent (I assume) and then Jamie. And after that the whole team joins in. I really appreciated the detail that Jamie wasn't the first one to follow Sam's lead, that could've come across a bit white savior-ish, but then it's Jamie stepping up that convinces everyone to follow suit. Like Jamie says, "We're a team - got to wear the same kit." If it was only a few players, or just Sam, who had taped over the logo, it could've turned into a Kaepernick situation where Sam is vilified by the media for being ungrateful, but the whole team doing it made it a unified stand. LOVED it. (And that moment when Jamie stands up and says "Throw me the tape" gets me in the feels every time.)
It was a great scene! And I agree they did it very well and did well not to make it seem like you say "white saviour" especially as the players of Nigerian decent did it first and Jamie doing it spurs the rest on to follow
“Chuck E. Cheese” is a restaurant/arcade for kids that was really popular in the 80s and 90s. I think there are some still around; I took my kid to a nearby one a couple of times around 2005-ish. They had pizza and burgers, animatronic shows, a few small rides, and lots of arcade/carnival style games. It was a lot of fun when they were new, but I think they haven’t been kept up very well, and now most of them just seem kind of small, threadbare, and sad.
We have similar things in the UK with diffrent names (Charlie Chalks, Wacky Warehouse) as a kid they were really popular but now I'm an adult its almost forgotten about lol. I'm guessing it's because there's no ipads or tiktoc
The rift between Rebecca & Sassy Smurf (and her daughter) came when Rebecca married Rupert. She pulled a disappearing act on her friend and threw herself into her marriage. Hence the 6 years…
It's not even just that she threw herself into the marriage. Rupert alienated her, as mentally abusive partners tend to do. They talk about this "Make Rebecca Great Again".
It's like with Nate, there was always a lot ugly deep down and it's really coming out now that he has a little power. (The way he walks all over the new kit lad is no bueno (no good)). [Chuck E Cheese's is a pizza restaurant that's geared towards children, it's a popular place to have kid's birthday parties.]
I suppose when you are treat bad for a long time you keep a lot of the poison thrown at you and eventually have to let it out its like most bullies are bullies because of how there parents treat them kind of thing (not that it's an excuse for how he's acting).
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At the end of last show , Sam told Ted that his father is happy that Ted is his coach cause Sam dad is a great dad , Ted realize after that talk that maybe Jaime needs a better father figure so he let him come back Great reactions.
Even at his worst, Jamie is a fun watch. Love to see him back on the team!
He's a great character!
Frozen is about a 19 year old girl, her 21 year old sister and two men about that age so yes,it's about puberty and growing up. But more importantly it's about not trusting easily just anyone while not locking yourself up and hiding away from people... And about letting go of your parents' BS
Ah see that makes more sense... in my head I thought it was an obvious thing in the movie instead it being a more subtle thing lol. I fully thought the blonde girl would be talking about it openly throughout the movie😂
I love this moment for Jamie, as you said, it's the perfect way to show that he has actually changed. At first it's just Sam, then the other players of Nigerian descent (I assume) and then Jamie. And after that the whole team joins in. I really appreciated the detail that Jamie wasn't the first one to follow Sam's lead, that could've come across a bit white savior-ish, but then it's Jamie stepping up that convinces everyone to follow suit. Like Jamie says, "We're a team - got to wear the same kit." If it was only a few players, or just Sam, who had taped over the logo, it could've turned into a Kaepernick situation where Sam is vilified by the media for being ungrateful, but the whole team doing it made it a unified stand. LOVED it. (And that moment when Jamie stands up and says "Throw me the tape" gets me in the feels every time.)
It was a great scene! And I agree they did it very well and did well not to make it seem like you say "white saviour" especially as the players of Nigerian decent did it first and Jamie doing it spurs the rest on to follow
LMFAO at your face after Googling Grindr!
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Always enjoy the reactions to Ted Lasso. Keep it up m8
Appreciate it man!😁
“Chuck E. Cheese” is a restaurant/arcade for kids that was really popular in the 80s and 90s. I think there are some still around; I took my kid to a nearby one a couple of times around 2005-ish.
They had pizza and burgers, animatronic shows, a few small rides, and lots of arcade/carnival style games. It was a lot of fun when they were new, but I think they haven’t been kept up very well, and now most of them just seem kind of small, threadbare, and sad.
We have similar things in the UK with diffrent names (Charlie Chalks, Wacky Warehouse) as a kid they were really popular but now I'm an adult its almost forgotten about lol. I'm guessing it's because there's no ipads or tiktoc
The rift between Rebecca & Sassy Smurf (and her daughter) came when Rebecca married Rupert. She pulled a disappearing act on her friend and threw herself into her marriage. Hence the 6 years…
Ah, see I got that confused I thought she ditched her while going through the divorce lol. Thanks for clearing that up😀
It's not even just that she threw herself into the marriage. Rupert alienated her, as mentally abusive partners tend to do. They talk about this "Make Rebecca Great Again".
Been waiting for this one!
Hope you enjoyed!
you calledit!!
It's like with Nate, there was always a lot ugly deep down and it's really coming out now that he has a little power. (The way he walks all over the new kit lad is no bueno (no good)).
[Chuck E Cheese's is a pizza restaurant that's geared towards children, it's a popular place to have kid's birthday parties.]
I suppose when you are treat bad for a long time you keep a lot of the poison thrown at you and eventually have to let it out its like most bullies are bullies because of how there parents treat them kind of thing (not that it's an excuse for how he's acting).
Hmm, no one cutting onions this episode... 😊
Another splendid reaction. As always, your knowledge of football is a significant enriching element.
Appreciate your comments man🙏You are always very positive towards the reactions so thankyou and glad your enjoying!😁
You call it a cupcake? In my part of the US we call it a cup o’ soup 😂
I honestly thought everyone called it a cupcake lol! Cup o' soup is amazing though 😂
is she mine...icebreaker!!!... kid is rebeccas goddaughter...
yes the remake 2010 ish
ted wants to be a positive father figure for jamie as his dads a wally
for jamie!!!!!
jamie thought his ego could overcome everything his fall is a mirror to nates rise....same mistakes?????
yes..but rebecca disappeared for 6 years!!!!