Phil Dunster's favorite Ted Lasso phrase and his love of Brett Goldstein's swears 

I would watch that in a heartbeat!

Thanks for your love and support ❤✨

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Poo-Pay is the #1 Jamie Tartt term most def

Thanks so much for the support, it means a lot ❤

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I want Keely and Hannah spin-off

How about the Richmond women's football team?! That I could actually see!

That’s great .. thank you ❤️

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A sequel called The Richmond Way would be an interesting way to go delving into the current coached and players and maybe have Ted cameo. And streaming services tend to not do many seasons.

They actually outlined the entire storyline for all three seasons before episode 1 even aired, which is pretty crazy. I do think there’s something to “going out on top,” which Schitt’s Creek was the PERFECT example of-they swept all comedy awards announced during the ceremony, and each and every storyline ended up being perfect for who the characters had grown to be throughout the 6 season series. It also wasn’t as expected as this ending was, even though I did love it. But-still gonna compare to schitt’s, even though they’re not at all similar…but with regards to delving into the characters-the viewer thoroughly knew each character on schitt’s creek intimately, down to what each of their “-isms” were. I think there’s so much more of that which neeeeds to be done on lasso! In Richmond! The characters are all intriguing, and for most of them we on,y got a tiny taste of what makes the, who they are. I didn’t feel like we had enough time to “have fun” with them (ehh, that’s a lie, there were good times had all around)-but this season I just felt like it was a countdown. I kept questioning well them when is THIS gonna happen and how are they gonna explain THAT etc etc Bulldawgz spin-off pahleaaaase😩 I’m already in withdrawal

The show didn’t have an early finale

@@augustineferrara exactly Ted's story was concluded. But they definitely left the door open to revisit the characters if they chose to do another show later

@@Hmy8799 I think it's common practice to limit the initial run hopes when writing a new series, if what I have read and seen is true. They don't just anticipate a ten-year run, and their writing and creation reflects that. It's simply not common practice to NOT continue any series with this kind of popularity.