Very solid, but I think he tops that himself when reading to his niece and manages to cram the realization of 1) His need to be a leader for that team, 2) The reason for Ted giving him the book, and 3) That he not only had been tricked into doing the right thing but wanted to do the right thing all along, into a single, "FAAAAAACK".
“Woulda been called Sharp Dressed Men.” Is the hardest I’ve genuinely laughed at anything in at least a year like just such pure comedic timing and delivery. Flawless
Actually, I had to pause the episode right after that when he said “god I hate what you’ve fuckjng done to me.” That line made me absolutely lose my mind!
@@jackhovatter I love when people make the "comedy is subjective" to cover for the fact that they have a poor sense of humor. Comedy is a skill like anything else if you develop it. He's pointing out that if a basic joke made you laugh that hard, you don't have a deep understanding about the psychology of comedy. I don't care. Laugh at whatever makes you happy. I'm just explaining his POV. And the fact that you went to the REALLY tired "you must be fun at parties" bit really proves his point.
I had missed it the first time watching the show, and even watching the video the first time. I didn't hear it until it was pointed out here in the comments.
The idea that Brett Goldstein put himself forward to be Roy and he thought it was a silly idea seems insane now. He IS Roy Kent, but the flip side of seeing him on Seasame Street and him being a bit of a softy in real life just makes it all knit together so well. Also - Ted Lasso is free therapy. Series is so damned good.
I thought that was Roy Kent on Sesame Street. But seriously, he was basically just playing Roy minus the swearing. They even did the "he's here/he's there/he's everywhere" thing. And it was wonderful.
@@KasbashPlays i could deffinatly hear vageta telling goku "God i hate what youve done to me" before going home to be a good father and husband instead of training.
“God I hate what you’ve fuckjng done to me.” I had to pause the episode, that made me laugh harder than I have in a long time. That line made me absolutely lose my mind!
Best Parts of Ted Lasso: Ted Winning Over Roy and Roy becoming the UK Ted Lasso, the Press Conference that Roy gave where he channeled his inner Ted, and the entire scene of Ted playing Rupert in darts.
I’ve enjoyed Jason Sudeikis’ performances consistently since I first saw him. Fucking hilarious and super talented actor. But he absolutely nailed it with Ted. His best role yet imo. What a great show.
How subtle are the changes. I didn't remember Roy was speaking in a higher register at the beginning, and very quickly all I remember is him speaking in a lower gruff voice.
Love the editing but you missed a scene from season 1 final when ted ask him to choose the new captain Roy “it’s why it’s hard to love you” Ted “you heard it right?” Beard “he loves you”
I know this is probably common knowledge by now but just in case you don't know -- Roy Kent's actor is apparently one of the writers. He did Roy Kent so well, that they basically cast him in it. Hope I got all that right. Pretty fun stuff.
Correction! The more Brett kept writing Roy Kent the more he felt he had to play the role. So he actually created an audition tape, sent it to the creators, and basically told them that if they didn't like his audition it's okay they all can continue writing and pretend he never sent anything in. Brett has also directed several episodes!
It's the Kentian Paradox. If he's here, there and f-cking everywhere, he'd also be in real life. But a person in real life is bound by the laws of physics to not be everywhere, so Roy Kent can't be in real life.
I intially though that coach bear was being sarcastic with the "he'll be furious" but now I imagine he genuinely knew ted would win him over eventually.
Regardless of the on set and on camera chemistry that led to that beautiful moment of television, let us not forget that a crew of writers had to come up with scripts over several years that led up to that brilliant scene.
The studios cooperate with different production companies and allow their competitors shows to be made on their lots. ... They suppose that what's good for the industry is good for all of them.
So I started to rewatch Ted Lasso, and I noticed that Roys voice has changed, in season 2 and 3 its very deep but the first few episodes of season one its a little closer to the actors actual voice which is not as deep.
