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TED LASSO SEASON 3 COMING MARCH 15TH!
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Oh god...we're gonna cry like crazy this season aren't we?
Looking forward to the new season. Rewatched the series to get ready and I think I liked Season 2 a little more the second time, even though I still found it melodramatic. I hope Season 3 brings back a somewhat hopeful tone of the first season. Is it official that this is the final season because they haven't acted like this is the final season.
It's the last season of Ted Lasso... but thats not to say we've heard the last of everyone involved. Who knows what potential spinoffs could be on the cards.
I watched the first episode of season 3 this morning and it was very good.
Season 3 feels different to me. Does anyone else think the same? The acting or something else seems different. I’m not quite sure how to describe it, but it’s not awful or anything like that.
It’s a bit like the feeling you get when you think a sequel isn’t as good as the first film.
It’s a bit like the feeling you get when you think a sequel isn’t as good as the first film.
I can't remember the source, but I remember reading that Ted Lasso follows the original Star Wars trilogy a bit.
Season 1 (A New Hope) is hopeful.
Season 2 (The Empire Strikes Back) is darker.
Season 3 (Return of the Jedi) might be about overcoming your fear?
My wife saw an episode or two of season one and it didn’t do it for her, hence we didn’t watch it. About a month or so ago based on family recommendations we decided to give it another shot.
The second time around she fell into it and we blew through season one. Now starting season two.
The second time around she fell into it and we blew through season one. Now starting season two.
I agree! It feels different and it isn't necessarily bad, but it isn't the same as the feeling of Season 1. There isn't a spoiler tag on the thread, so I will just say that
I think a big part of it is that each main character has shown growth and have changed from the first two seasons. Seeing the way Roy is written is refreshing and still funny.
Enjoying this season so far.
This season is a huge disappointment. There is nothing funny anymore and no more character development. Looks like this show was great only for one season (same as The Morning Show).
I have been disappointed with season 3 as well thus far and I think most of it has to do with the purposeful (and overt) signaling agenda in the storyline, which I do not like.
I would still say there is character development,
but it certainly is character development where each episode is constantly bouncing around to show and not being done as a group like the first season. I personally do not like the way the show is going about the character development. To me, it feels too jumpy and this season just doesn't seem organized at all.
Interesting that people have lost interest in this season. But that's cool. I really am enjoying the development of Jaime and Roy. I thought this week episode was really good to see how the characters in focus had their story take that next step.
I honestly believe that Ted is going to resign and go home to his kid with Roy taking over as manager of the club.
I honestly believe that Ted is going to resign and go home to his kid with Roy taking over as manager of the club.
It isn't that I have lost interest in this season, it just seems so much more different of a show compared to the season one. The first season to me was a good look about team building and even the second season, but season two is when you start to see the change a little. Season three though, the story arc of Zavah was kind of weird, but still fit along the "teamwork" thing with showing them that they do not need just one "good" person to be a good team, while also now bouncing around quite a few different story arcs.
To me, while I still like the show because I do enjoy the characters and the comedy of the show I am confused of the true story of what is being told (I hope I worded that right). I think the same thing is going to happen, but after a big win that will happen and I can see Rebecca standing down her position especially after this past episode and I agree with seeing Roy take the position as Manager of the Club.
To me, while I still like the show because I do enjoy the characters and the comedy of the show I am confused of the true story of what is being told (I hope I worded that right). I think the same thing is going to happen, but after a big win that will happen and I can see Rebecca standing down her position especially after this past episode and I agree with seeing Roy take the position as Manager of the Club.
I've also felt that this season has been a bit disappointing, although I really liked last night's episode. I'm happy the Zavah thing is done - I just didn't 'buy' it. I couldn't imagine professional footballers being that overtly star-struck by another player, no matter how good.
I feel like this season has been way better than season 2 was. Season 1 was amazing, season 2 was disappointing. I feel like they got their mojo back this season.
I too am glad that Zava thing is done.... Obviously he was supposed to be like Zlatan but one can only take so much of that.
Last weeks episode in Amsterdamn was so good. I can feel the show building to something... but I just can't shake the feeling something bad is going to happen to Ted.
I too am glad that Zava thing is done.... Obviously he was supposed to be like Zlatan but one can only take so much of that.
Last weeks episode in Amsterdamn was so good. I can feel the show building to something... but I just can't shake the feeling something bad is going to happen to Ted.
I don't really wanna talk too much about this episode but something happened with Nate that could indicate a turning point. He went to the bathroom to do his usual angry spit-and-be-confident trick but then didn't. And yet he still ended up asking the waitress out. Rupert brings out the worst in him... I hope this is a sign that he's not a lost cause.
I think he and Rupert will end up clashing and maybe lose his job? Then the one person that will be there for him will be Ted.