If the only thing "Ted Lasso" as a series gave me was Jamie Tartt's journey, it would've been enough. The fact that it had SO much more to offer was extraordinary.
It has been a genuine pleasure to watch Jamie's character arc. Phil Dunster has been a force on Ted Lasso, had us all rooting for him by the end. Give him an Emmy!!!!!!
I’m rewatching the show with my wife and I’m so amazed how much the characters developed, and it’s such a natural progression you barely see it happening.
@@randyjam9925 And the awards they are eligible for there's only 1 winner per year. They don't actually worry about other people on other shows/movies being just as worthy if not more so. There's a ton of great shows every year, just because you don't win the award doesn't mean you didn't give an amazing performance.
At least in a short series run. This definitely falls into a quality over quantity situation. Character development and heart are two of the best but still many great things this show has had going for it
@@hubcitygirl1757 it happens in television...a stellar first season and then the laws of diminishing returns. PRISON BREAK is a good example of this...
I just love (and you can see by watching this) that without getting too much into each character, you find that every single player and person is going through there own wild journey, everyone has troubles, it is about over coming them to what defines you.
The series didnt just give us one arc, it give a development arc and a fitting ending to literally every character on the show, but the arc they gave jamie is sublime.
the line "theres something worse than being sad, and thats being alone and being sad" brought me to the brink of tears. Such a great quote and i will not forget it
I don’t know. I am not trying to just argue, but “by far” there was so many different characters that had great arcs. I liked Nates. Going from a scared humble, yet ill tempered, maintenance man, to a leader within the club, the fallout, head coaching gig. I like how he was built up to be kind of the villain but then figured his own life out and made the right choices. Yes at first it got him fired and he was lost for a bit, but he also got to realize he was loved, got to ask for forgiveness, and even got the chance for redemption.
@@notiitans Oh agree they all have their stories and are equally great. I just remember when the first ep aired, Jamie was my favorite character and watching him go from being this narcissistic person to an unselfish, loving, caring about other people person and forgiving those that hurt him was just done so well. He climb the tallest mountain with his story.
@@notiitans I really liked Nate's story too, how it so realistically showed that someone who's never had much power can easily become corrupted by it when he suddenly has it, but to me the s3 "redemption" part was a bit rushed and way less emotionally fullfilling than Jamie's. It just felt like they brought in Jade (and his parents a little) as a sort of sounding board to show the audience Nate's process, but the work needed with the characters he actually influenced by his shitty actions was barely there.
@@battleforthesun Nate's arc actually made sense to his own character. He was trying to be the big bad coach, but deep down, that wasn't him. He was already feeling it halfway through his time as West Ham Coach, when he started trying to emulate Ted a little, and then when he met with Rupert at the bar, he knew that wasn't who he wanted to be
favorite part of the finale is how ted walks by the window and sees jamie with his friends having fun just like how he saw jamie through the window getting scolded by his dad
This series made me realize that tolerance, curiosity, respect, non-judgmental, kindness and of course, love for your fellow man makes our journey called life so more enjoyable and fulfilling. Thank you Ted Lasso!! I will miss you but I will always remember and pay your heed and pay it forward.
I think the one thing Jamie started to learn, especially after his absolute worst moment, was that people did love him. Not for his skills, but because they knew what he could be. Once he realized that, and owned it. He became that person, even Ted saw in him. The greatest part was knowing Sam saw it too.
Ted went in with the attitude that he was there to coach all aspects of the player, both on and off the field. But he also approached it as a collaborative experience where he could learn just as much as teach. He practiced what he preached. Through out the show he is striving to be a better version of himself while encouraging the same in his players. When they fail he gives them patience and forgiveness, even when everyone around him is against it. When they succeed he celebrates their victory and takes no credit in their accomplishments. Not just a great coach. Not just a great leader. A good man.
Great job on the video. Thank you for making this. This show had amazing character development with great long term story telling. I couldn't stand Jamie or Rebecca in the beginning but grew to love them. Hopefully Jamie's actor finally gets an emmy
I never had a show make me feel so incredible after each scene, each dialogue, each character was just amazing and I know for a doubt this is one the greatest shows to ever be created
Jamie, Nate, Roy and Rebecca. Those are the character arc glue that pull it all together. "We're a team, ain't we? Got to wear the same kit." - Jamie Tartt
@CherryBlossom3x3 76 people seem to think his arc does. I do feel his story seemed to be a bit rushed at the end, though, but he went from loved to hated to empathised to redeemed. What's your objection?
@@interestedbystander196 I disagree that Nate doesn't belong on the list, but the empathised to redeemed bit was a bit sudden. Not totally unearned, but very close to being unearned due to the quickness.
This reminded me of when I coached kids basketball. When one person would do a run around the court and do it all myself score, I would get annoyed at parents cheering. I always tried to teach team work and the moments I felt proud were when they worked as a team.
Jamie's arc has been spectacular, watching him "Ted" Roy in Amsterdam with relentless positivity was joyous, and seeing him smiling with his dad in the epilogue brought a smile to my face and a tear to my eye; thanks for putting this together
Jamie Tartt’s journey through this show was fantastic. In the beginning, you couldn’t stand the guy. And in the end, you were rooting for him to help carry Richmond to glory.
One of thee best character arcs in television. Dunster absolutely knocked it out of the park. Incredible writing, incredible character work, just top notch all around.
The fact I’ll never be able to watch this show for the first time again is something else !!!! With Jamie saying he lost his wings, that’s when it really hit. Made me realize I’m seeing a version of how I feel played out in front of me. It hit me that when you fly high and never address the armor you wear around other people, you’ll crash, it’ll hurt, you’ll be scared, overwhelmed and upset because you don’t know where to go when you never did. And that’s okay! Because you’ll fly again..
Phil Dunster deserves an award as the mvp of this show All characters had great stories, but there is something about Jamie's journey that with a lesser actor it would have not made the same impact...
It really is amazing how good you showed in this edit how good jamie tartt developt in this series. For real one of the best series i ever watched! Keep up the good work with the videos
I went in having been told Jamie would be one of my favorites. In the first few episodes, I thought "there is absolutely no way this absolute prick of a character is going to be a favorite of mine, ever!" Well, I had to eat those words. What a beautiful journey. This show is incredible! Great edits, too; a great highlight reel of his growth.
Love this video Paddy! So inspiring! Would you consider making one on Roy Kent? I think his journey in seasons 1-2 was really amazing - an angry past-his-prime footballer learning how to process his anger and step up and be a leader. Not sure he did much in season 3 with this, but at least in season 1 and maybe some in season 2 I thought Roy had an amazing emotional character arc!!
My Mom who doesn’t watch, and has absolutely no idea how Football(she calls it soccer because we’re American) and she loved the hell out of this series. Just goes to show how amazing Ted Lasso is
Jamie from Ted Lasso and Alexis from Schitt's Creek are my favourite character arcs. From extreme narcissism to great empathy, the journey of their metamorphosis is nutty chocolaty story telling goodness.
Ted Lasso was a great show that worked more or less for different stories. But Jamies story was really perfect and genuinly inspires me that we all can grow 🥰
@@interestedbystander196 - They were certainly among the main ones, along with Ted. Keeley also had her arc as did Sam, Isaac, Colin and others even if they were not as prominent. Truly a great series.
Man, I effing HATED Jamie Tartt in S1 *and* S2. Couldn’t find one redeeming quality in his personality (obviously he was amazing on the pitch). His journey to redemption was so well written-there wasn’t a singular moment that made him instantly change his ways, like another show might have handled it-it took time and he faced backlash, as he should have. It’s also a testament to the acting of Phil Dunster. Seeing this montage, and watching the S1&2 Jamie mouthing off about how great he is to everyone, you see a man -alone-. Alone without any role model or mentor, alone even among his teammates-he knows it, and he hates them for it. So he makes them as miserable as he is; that’s how he knows just what to say to get under Obisanya’s skin. But it’s the moment of recognition he’s being selfish in the locker room, understanding he’s being a hypocrite and not ironic with the coaches, the cringe right before Roy hugs him-Phil just nails it and he deserves all the accolades he gets.
I hope that either all of us or none of us are judged by the actions of our weakest moments but rather about the strength we show when and if ever given a second chance.💯
Jaime is a bad guy that wants to be good. Roy is a good guy that thinks he is bad. And Ted makes them both better people while being on the verge of giving up for 3 years.
"Theres something worse out there than being sad, and thats being alone and sad." ...welcome to my life. Alone. Sad. And abused by people i thought i could trust.
I know this is fictional, but it almost made me cry , as ex semi/pro n pro u17 , so many of my friends/ teammates went thru exactly that , myself included great video for all young up and coming players that are under extreme pressure
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If the only thing "Ted Lasso" as a series gave me was Jamie Tartt's journey, it would've been enough. The fact that it had SO much more to offer was extraordinary.
Well said.
I completely agree. My favorite character arc.
Its by far the best show of the last 10 years.
@@robloughrey hard to say having other shows like Game of Thrones, Better Call Saul, Sherlock, Chernobyl, How I met your Mother, among others
@@ivanceagomez5102 Better Call Saul and Chernobyl are up there, but I still give Ted Lasso the Prize. GoT doesnt even belong in that list though :)
never could have guessed Jamie would be in my top 3 favorite characters after the first season
if you'd told me on day 1 that Jamie Tartt would be my favorite...lol
Sign of acting
It has been a genuine pleasure to watch Jamie's character arc. Phil Dunster has been a force on Ted Lasso, had us all rooting for him by the end. Give him an Emmy!!!!!!
Or an ESPY
I’m rewatching the show with my wife and I’m so amazed how much the characters developed, and it’s such a natural progression you barely see it happening.
Preach!
I like how you nerds of TH-cam always say “give him an Oscar” or “he deserves an academy award” 😂 just throwing out random awards
@@randyjam9925 And the awards they are eligible for there's only 1 winner per year. They don't actually worry about other people on other shows/movies being just as worthy if not more so. There's a ton of great shows every year, just because you don't win the award doesn't mean you didn't give an amazing performance.
It's crazy how much this show genuinely inspires you to want to become the best version of yourself
Ted Lasso has the best character developments in a series ever...
At least in a short series run. This definitely falls into a quality over quantity situation. Character development and heart are two of the best but still many great things this show has had going for it
I didn’t like the Keely Roy arc. After season 1, everyone was rooting for them and then, hardly anything and almost ZERO Phoebe this season.
@@hubcitygirl1757 it happens in television...a stellar first season and then the laws of diminishing returns. PRISON BREAK is a good example of this...
I just love (and you can see by watching this) that without getting too much into each character, you find that every single player and person is going through there own wild journey, everyone has troubles, it is about over coming them to what defines you.
Nah, the best was Zuko in 'Avatar: The Last Airbender'
Jamie Tartt's character growth is one of the reasons Ted Lasso is one of my favorite shows of all time.
The series didnt just give us one arc, it give a development arc and a fitting ending to literally every character on the show, but the arc they gave jamie is sublime.
the line "theres something worse than being sad, and thats being alone and being sad" brought me to the brink of tears. Such a great quote and i will not forget it
He was by far the best character in this whole show. The most growth
I don’t know. I am not trying to just argue, but “by far” there was so many different characters that had great arcs. I liked Nates. Going from a scared humble, yet ill tempered, maintenance man, to a leader within the club, the fallout, head coaching gig. I like how he was built up to be kind of the villain but then figured his own life out and made the right choices. Yes at first it got him fired and he was lost for a bit, but he also got to realize he was loved, got to ask for forgiveness, and even got the chance for redemption.
@@notiitans Oh agree they all have their stories and are equally great. I just remember when the first ep aired, Jamie was my favorite character and watching him go from being this narcissistic person to an unselfish, loving, caring about other people person and forgiving those that hurt him was just done so well. He climb the tallest mountain with his story.
nate too
@@notiitans I really liked Nate's story too, how it so realistically showed that someone who's never had much power can easily become corrupted by it when he suddenly has it, but to me the s3 "redemption" part was a bit rushed and way less emotionally fullfilling than Jamie's. It just felt like they brought in Jade (and his parents a little) as a sort of sounding board to show the audience Nate's process, but the work needed with the characters he actually influenced by his shitty actions was barely there.
@@battleforthesun Nate's arc actually made sense to his own character. He was trying to be the big bad coach, but deep down, that wasn't him. He was already feeling it halfway through his time as West Ham Coach, when he started trying to emulate Ted a little, and then when he met with Rupert at the bar, he knew that wasn't who he wanted to be
favorite part of the finale is how ted walks by the window and sees jamie with his friends having fun just like how he saw jamie through the window getting scolded by his dad
“I finally think I’m becoming the best version of me-self.” Really shook me. I want nothing more than to have this feeling one day.
10 out of 10 edit! As a fellow editor I know this took you ages to put together so well done and congratulations a masterful cut
This series made me realize that tolerance, curiosity, respect, non-judgmental, kindness and of course, love for your fellow man makes our journey called life so more enjoyable and fulfilling. Thank you Ted Lasso!! I will miss you but I will always remember and pay your heed and pay it forward.
Jamie Tartt really was the definition of hurt people hurt people and once Ted (and Roy) realised that they were able to help him become a better man.
This is beautiful. So well done. What a great character in an unforgettable show.
this show was and is perfect. It gave us humility through humanity.
I think the one thing Jamie started to learn, especially after his absolute worst moment, was that people did love him. Not for his skills, but because they knew what he could be. Once he realized that, and owned it. He became that person, even Ted saw in him. The greatest part was knowing Sam saw it too.
Perfect summary!
If you just figure out some way to turn that “me” into “us”… Sky’s the limit for you.
Thank you for this video. Jamie’s redemption and growth was so satisfying to witness. He’s now a complete player. What a well executed ARC.
Gotta tell you.. this was beautifully done! don't usually like these "non-official" tributes, but I enjoyed it very much! Thank you
The Roy hug always gets me
Ted went in with the attitude that he was there to coach all aspects of the player, both on and off the field. But he also approached it as a collaborative experience where he could learn just as much as teach. He practiced what he preached. Through out the show he is striving to be a better version of himself while encouraging the same in his players. When they fail he gives them patience and forgiveness, even when everyone around him is against it. When they succeed he celebrates their victory and takes no credit in their accomplishments. Not just a great coach. Not just a great leader. A good man.
Great job on the video. Thank you for making this. This show had amazing character development with great long term story telling. I couldn't stand Jamie or Rebecca in the beginning but grew to love them. Hopefully Jamie's actor finally gets an emmy
He freaking deserves it this season. Sooo much.
I never had a show make me feel so incredible after each scene, each dialogue, each character was just amazing and I know for a doubt this is one the greatest shows to ever be created
Jamie, Nate, Roy and Rebecca. Those are the character arc glue that pull it all together.
"We're a team, ain't we? Got to wear the same kit." - Jamie Tartt
Nope, Nate does not belong on this list.
@CherryBlossom3x3 76 people seem to think his arc does. I do feel his story seemed to be a bit rushed at the end, though, but he went from loved to hated to empathised to redeemed. What's your objection?
@@interestedbystander196 I disagree that Nate doesn't belong on the list, but the empathised to redeemed bit was a bit sudden. Not totally unearned, but very close to being unearned due to the quickness.
@@davidheath3171 Agree it did seem a bit rushed, but still a good arc.
Nate had no redemption arc he was just a massive ass the entire show
the only consistently amazing thing about the series: Jamie and Phil. This was a great edit, thank you
This reminded me of when I coached kids basketball. When one person would do a run around the court and do it all myself score, I would get annoyed at parents cheering. I always tried to teach team work and the moments I felt proud were when they worked as a team.
man just dropped the coldest Jamie tartt edit and thought we wouldn't notice
Jamie's arc has been spectacular, watching him "Ted" Roy in Amsterdam with relentless positivity was joyous, and seeing him smiling with his dad in the epilogue brought a smile to my face and a tear to my eye; thanks for putting this together
Wow what a series everyone I’ve told about this has binge watched it it’s that good
his redemption arc was magnifico!
the fact that they can create multiple characters that we can like are absolute gem
Phil dunster deserves it all. Incredible performance.
Jamie Tartt’s journey through this show was fantastic. In the beginning, you couldn’t stand the guy. And in the end, you were rooting for him to help carry Richmond to glory.
What an amazing edit this is. Thank you for sharing this with us. ❤
Great work! Subscribed because of this video. Jamie's transformation is probably the best story arc in Ted Lasso.
Truly mind-blowing how this series made me actually care about these characters.
You are doing god's work with this edit.
Way hung this truly makes me cry.
Jamie Tartt had the arc Jamie Lannister was meant to have. thy're both good in my book
Man I love this series with all my heart
One of thee best character arcs in television. Dunster absolutely knocked it out of the park. Incredible writing, incredible character work, just top notch all around.
Jamie Tart & Jamie Lannister - two characters i never thought i’d root for after season 1
The fact I’ll never be able to watch this show for the first time again is something else !!!! With Jamie saying he lost his wings, that’s when it really hit. Made me realize I’m seeing a version of how I feel played out in front of me. It hit me that when you fly high and never address the armor you wear around other people, you’ll crash, it’ll hurt, you’ll be scared, overwhelmed and upset because you don’t know where to go when you never did. And that’s okay! Because you’ll fly again..
Jamie drawing up the play is one of the most basass scenes in this show!
One of the strongest character storylines in the show. And still not even the strongest. Ted Lasso really was the series that kept on giving
Phil Dunster deserves an award as the mvp of this show
All characters had great stories, but there is something about Jamie's journey that with a lesser actor it would have not made the same impact...
the way ted says: "yeah I know fellows like that" so much compassion.
never loved a show so much!
This is the best show ever created. Truly.
It really is amazing how good you showed in this edit how good jamie tartt developt in this series. For real one of the best series i ever watched! Keep up the good work with the videos
Jamie and Roy are my favourites
They are great together
Like Firefly/Serenity, this series needs a Feature Film send off... Don't know what it'd be about, but I'd be one of the first in line to see it...
I went in having been told Jamie would be one of my favorites. In the first few episodes, I thought "there is absolutely no way this absolute prick of a character is going to be a favorite of mine, ever!" Well, I had to eat those words. What a beautiful journey. This show is incredible! Great edits, too; a great highlight reel of his growth.
It's curious that this gentle, thoughtful, wonderful heartwarming show has more swearing in it than almost anything else I can remember.
masterpiece bro.
Very well put together
This editing is so fluid. Excetional piece of work. Emotional and really highlights one of the best character arcs.
This is brilliant.
Beautiful!
Love this video Paddy! So inspiring! Would you consider making one on Roy Kent? I think his journey in seasons 1-2 was really amazing - an angry past-his-prime footballer learning how to process his anger and step up and be a leader. Not sure he did much in season 3 with this, but at least in season 1 and maybe some in season 2 I thought Roy had an amazing emotional character arc!!
My Mom who doesn’t watch, and has absolutely no idea how Football(she calls it soccer because we’re American) and she loved the hell out of this series. Just goes to show how amazing Ted Lasso is
That hits me where I live ❤
good edit. damn im gonna miss this.
Jamie from Ted Lasso and Alexis from Schitt's Creek are my favourite character arcs. From extreme narcissism to great empathy, the journey of their metamorphosis is nutty chocolaty story telling goodness.
That was fantastic.
Jamie Tartt had one of my all time favorite character arcs. He went from my most hated to favorite character on the show.
Ted Lasso was a great show that worked more or less for different stories.
But Jamies story was really perfect and genuinly inspires me that we all can grow 🥰
I need more of this show
What a character development Jamie 👏
And Jamie’s character arc in this series was just one of several fantastic character arcs. Tremendous writing and acting.
agreed
Jamie, Nate, Roy and Rebecca. Those character arcs were the glue that pulled it all together.
@@interestedbystander196 - They were certainly among the main ones, along with Ted. Keeley also had her arc as did Sam, Isaac, Colin and others even if they were not as prominent. Truly a great series.
Man, I effing HATED Jamie Tartt in S1 *and* S2. Couldn’t find one redeeming quality in his personality (obviously he was amazing on the pitch). His journey to redemption was so well written-there wasn’t a singular moment that made him instantly change his ways, like another show might have handled it-it took time and he faced backlash, as he should have. It’s also a testament to the acting of Phil Dunster. Seeing this montage, and watching the S1&2 Jamie mouthing off about how great he is to everyone, you see a man -alone-. Alone without any role model or mentor, alone even among his teammates-he knows it, and he hates them for it. So he makes them as miserable as he is; that’s how he knows just what to say to get under Obisanya’s skin. But it’s the moment of recognition he’s being selfish in the locker room, understanding he’s being a hypocrite and not ironic with the coaches, the cringe right before Roy hugs him-Phil just nails it and he deserves all the accolades he gets.
I hope that either all of us or none of us are judged by the actions of our weakest moments but rather about the strength we show when and if ever given a second chance.💯
Well done on this. Chill worthy.
Ted laso was one of the very few characters in any show or movie that made me want to become a better person
Jaime is a bad guy that wants to be good. Roy is a good guy that thinks he is bad. And Ted makes them both better people while being on the verge of giving up for 3 years.
that vids amazing mate lovin it
this is pretty cool
This music gets me every single time no matter the what video it’s in. I watch the video with tears in my eyes.😅😅❤
Video perfect
the worst thing about ted lasso is it was only 3 seasons. Chefs kiss*
Phil Dunster needs his Emmy. Like, yesterday.
Well done paddy, excellent work.
Jamie might be one of the most complex character stories next to another Jamie in game of thrones
This is an amazing edit
Great montage
"Theres something worse out there than being sad, and thats being alone and sad."
...welcome to my life. Alone. Sad. And abused by people i thought i could trust.
Jamie is the best character in the series.
You're allowed a different favourite, but he is actually the best regardless.
Yes, from season 1 Jamie to season 3 Jamie, never saw this happening. What a ride!!!
Remember win or lose the game will never forget
Jamie Tartt is what character development looks like, other crappy shows take note
I know this is fictional, but it almost made me cry , as ex semi/pro n pro u17 , so many of my friends/ teammates went thru exactly that , myself included great video for all young up and coming players that are under extreme pressure
Oh my god. This is SO good. Has anyone sent this to Phil Dunster? Incredible!
I’m going to miss them so much 😭but this was perfect
Jamie's story is what we could say a Redemption story.
Jack Grealish?
👀
Phil said each season was modeled after a different player. His season one “look” was Ronaldo, season 2 was Grealish, season three was Beckham.
Grealish mixed with Beckham
⁸@@HawkeyeBrooke
Jamie Vardy imo.
Missed only putting the City fans accepting him in the end, but great resume
Goosebumps!
Jamie Tartt Doop Doop Doop Doop Doop Doop! Jamie Tartt Doop Doop Doop Doop Doop Doop! Absolute Legend !
OMG!! What an edit :)
Thank you for this. What abtreasure that show is, and this video!
Jamie and Nate literally switched roles lmao
this is my favorite Ted Lasso edit and maybe my favorite edit of anything ever. So good, thank you.