Why TED LASSO Has The PERFECT Ending 

Do you think Ted Lasso has the perfect ending? Comment your thoughts below!

Fun little observation. Jamie became a more strategic player, he got a brain. Roy became more open with his feelings, he got a heart. Nate learned to speak openly to be people to intimidated him, he got courage. Ted went home to Kansas. PS. Ted’s dance has him wearing red shoes clicking his heels together.

One of my favorite moments of the last ep was when only Ted realized that the goal was going to be disallowed because of offsides (reminding us that in S1E1 he couldn't explain the offside rule) - a stand in for growth in general.

"It was never about me" was the greatest final message the show could have had and rationalized a lot of the final season's decisions amidst the criticism received. Loved it.

Ted Lasso joins an exceptionally short list of television series that maintained its standards throughout its entire run - including its finale.

The finale was amazing. It is sad to know that the show have ended, but it was the right decision. it was planned as a 3 seasons series and they delivered something special. Ted Lasso will be missed, but like life things change. We leave our parent´s house, we change jobs, cities, relationships. I will miss this show like I miss friends from childhood, or experiences past, with a bit of sadness but happy to have experienced a show so unique.

I think the decision to have them win their game but lose the championship because Man City finished ahead of them was perfect because it underscores the message that measuring success only by winning will never be soul-satisfying. The team succeeded by playing their very best; winning the trophy was out of their control.

Ted’s leaving has been telegraphed to the audience all season, especially once Total Football was introduced (Ted himself said something about people filling in the empty spot someone leaves behind). The symbolism of the Believe sign, written and then subsequently ripped up by Ted really hit home for me. The team once looked at and relied on the sign, just like how they were once dependent on Ted to believe in them on being a winning team; now, they all kept a piece of it themselves, to later come together as one. Their belief in themselves as a team is possible because Ted gave that to them, which they can pass on to others as well. Perfect ending.

I coached a different sport for almost 25 years. I had a lot of success. I moved to office work when we had our 2nd kid. Ted speaks to me that way. When my 2 year old wakes up and starts shouting "daddy are you?" I don't ever think.... I could be coaching right now. I miss coaching... I miss watching the kids I coached grow into good human beings. I just have 2 of my own that need me to "coach" them. I will miss this show.

This finale hurts more than a breakup

One of the things that made Ted Lasso great was the capability to mix emotions throughout scenes. It was so sad to see Ted and Rebecca say goodbye, and the fact that she bought a ticket to be at the gate for his sendoff. And then........Ted mentions that Rebecca bought a First Class ticket for a flight she's not even going on. Hilarious, and classic.

Like you, I'm so glad they didn't ship Ted and Rebecca, even though many fans were. I really appreciated how this show highlighted and explored many different types of relationships, both ideal and dysfunctional. We saw the importance of having a support group--especially men being a tong, loving friends to other men. And with Rebecca and Ted we saw that platonic relationships between men and women are not only possible, but have a different strength all their own (so it's important to have good friends of the opposite sex).

I loved how the Believe poster was repaired in the end to look like kitsugi, the Japanese art of mending broken pottery with gold to treat breakage and repair as part of the history of an object, rather than something to disguise.

When I read comments in Ted Lasso videos on RU-vid, every single comment is just so beautiful and has the spirit of Ted and AFC richmond. Definitely something special about this show and everyone who watched it. My favorite part was when they put the shredded pieces back together. I thought it was a very symbolic moment of no matter how un-perfect we are, believing keeps us together. brilliant show!

Small detail. A man unconsciously copies the man he looks up to. By the end of the show, Nate had Ted Lasso's haircut.

One of the best shows I’ve ever watched, it’s sad to see it end but it’s nice to see it go out with a bang rather than it drag and lose it’s remarkable charm

Cried at the last episode. I was worried it would not be the perfect ending but it executed it perfectly

They had a 3 season plan and stick to it. Selfishly I want more but they made a satisfying ending

Only a few handful of shows can say they had great endings Ted lasso has now joined that elite group

Did anyone else pick up on the title of the book Ted was reading on the plane ride home? “How to Change Your Mind.” Double entendre? Maybe this is a way to leave a tiny crack open on the possibility that he may return to Richmond?

The ending was so beautiful, because it was so full of hope. Ted will get to be the father he missed out on to Henry. Jamie made peace with himself and his father, Roy realised that he had 'a feeling' and that he needs to talk about it, Colin got to kiss his fella in front of everyone, Sam got to play for Nigeria, Nate was finally able to let go of his insecurities and be the best part of himself. And finally, Rebecca didn't end up alone but surrounded by the love of A.F.C Richmond and its community. She cast aside the shadow of Rupert and made Richmond a symbol of love, unity and hope. Ted may have left but his presence will echo on in the lives of everyone who had the good grace to meet him. Also. I love that Ted and Rebecca didn't get together. Men and women can have deeply intimate relationships without it being romantic or sexual and I'm glad they stuck to their guns and showed that.

Ted Lasso is one of those shows that I will enjoy going back and watching and showing other people that never watched it. Loved the entire cast and Jason Sudeikis surprised me throughout the series. I'm gonna miss it but happy it that it never over stayed it's welcome.

When the players started pulling out their pieces of the torn up sign, I was straight up ugly crying.

A very special show that crept up on me seemingly out of nowhere. My days always felt better after watching an episode... It motived me and made me feel more optimistic about life.

5:21 love that Jason Sudekis revived his amazing What’s Up With That dance from SNL.

It was the perfect ending.

With all the insanity, apathy, ugliness in the world right now, it’s getting harder and harder to believe in the goodness of humankind. It’s cheesy, I know, but Ted Lasso reminds us, that there is still a reason to believe. The last ep was perfect for me because it kept that theme of belief indelible in my heart. And yeah, because of Trent’s hair too.

A great bittersweet ending. And I'm not sure because didn't have the subs on but did Ted call Beard "Willis" before he was carried off the plane?

I loved the ending! Brilliant to refer back to so many scenes from first season. ❤. I’ll miss these characters but will keep watching them again and again

I do appreciate your noting why Ted was so unemotional this episode. It makes sense because his mind was made up. I hope he’s happy but the final look he gives makes it seem like something is still missing for him. I suppose now he’s torn he’s away from Richmond family, but he chose his son and that’s what’s needed for him. And I do have a feeling he and his ex will work things out.

Great work paying homage to a really special moment in media. I’m still amazed this show was able to turn a cartoonishly nice guy into an inspirational hero. It’s the most fun I’ve had with “TV” since Six Feet Under. ❤

Once the psychic was introduced this season, the entire paradigm of the show shifted to free will versus determined. The illusion of choice was all that existed. Even the team didn’t control its destiny in the end. The reintroduction of the Dutchman in the final sequences was the only way the show could end. The psychic was able to see the future and the future was already written and the show abided.

I shed a few tears again watching the final episode tonight. As a youth sports coach myself I related to Ted's character and being real and human with your team and getting great life experience from your coaches as well as improving in your respective sport. Which for most humans the life experience will benefit more than how great we may have been at the sport we were being coached in. Will miss Ted and watch him over and over again.

One thing I thought the show omitted was bookending Ted's relationship with Sassy. It's a minor thing in the show, but I was invested in that relationship. lol

Perfection at it's finest! Such a beautiful show!! Great writing, great acting & a great show. Just like in life, 'BELIEVE' ❤ ⚽ 🔥

This show has meant so much to me and I really feel has made me a better person to myself and hopefully to others. I can't remember a show I've cried to so much but in a happy way. Amazing

If anyone watched Friday Night Lights back in the day, how Lasso ended reminded of how that show ended. Every character seemed to get the perfect closure to their character arc with the happiness that you saw combined with the sadness that the series was/is ending.

I agree, this was the perfect ending. The creators wanted to make a three season arch and that's exactly what they did. I appreciate that (from all appearances and cast interviews) Apple TV seemed to stay out of the way and let them make the show they wanted to make - if a legacy Hollywood studio had been behind this I'm sure the writers room would have been bombarded with "notes" from management about how the characters should develop and romantic endings for every character being imperative. We are left with a situation where the actors all love their characters and each other, a real-life family situation much like the fictional Richmond, so *if* someone comes up with another story they want to tell then it's simply a matter of telling Apple how much money they need (and you know Apple would write that check in a second.) I hope it happens - even if a spin-off isn't as good as the original I think it would still be better than 90% of everything else out there. Well done!

Ted Lasso is easily in my top 10 of all shows. It delivered each season but not just as a comedy, and that's something I hadn't seen in a comedy since M.A.S.H. Making people think and feel without preaching.

I never cried this hard for a TV show.

Ted being the only one recognizing the offside was perfect for his "soccer" growing, so nice to see

Love Ted Lasso, it’s writing, it’s characters, setting, ugh it’s beautiful inside, and out. The heart, and soul of the coming together of American, and British characters, the contrast, and friendships made, what a stunner, I’m showing this to my 13 year old son, to show him kindness, and friendship, also I love that football(soccer) is being brought to the US in a Ted Lasso shaped package.

love it! will rewatch for decades to come. wrap it up and stick the landing.. such a hard thing to do and they did it

I really enjoyed the final. I would have liked a different ending, but only because I wanted it to be left open foe another series. As Ted smiles in the last scene, the camera turns to 2 people near him having a conversation, with one of them saying 'that's definitely Ted Lasso. He left coaching AFC Richmond to come back here' then the other person says 'I read that he was so close to winning. He should have stayed another season to win the whole frickin thing' the camera turns back to Ted, who continues to smile, but slowly turns into a 'what if' expression

This is one of my all time favorite shows and I really enjoyed the final episode. I did have one problem with the final season as a whole though and that is Keeley. Her storyline didn’t really connect with the rest of the plot for the most part, she was used to help Roy and Jamie grow individually and together, but she didn’t really grow herself. She ended the season in the same place she started, with a lot happening but not a lot meaning anything. The plot line with Jack didn’t really teach her anything, and resulted in her business being saved by her connections not her talents. Like I said I love the show overall and enjoyed the final season as a whole, I just wish they could have done more for a character that had some of the most growth over the first 2 seasons

Pep Guardiola's words to Lasso really sums up the entire series... "Its not about win or losses... But help these guys to be the better version of themself on and of the pitch"... Wise words...

Man I can’t even watch this without tearing up. Not of sadness but of happiness. The execution of this series has literally been the best I have ever watched.

Yes, Perfect Ending! I laughed, I cried, and already watched it 4 times….Pure Joy.

Why must all good things come to an end!? Man, that was a spectacular finish.

I agree perfection! Unity amongst, the evolutionary growth of each character, believing to empower and overcome. Hope to achieve a positive continuation. Magnificently closure of the story series of Ted Lasso and broad spectrum of characters involved. Bravo 👏

I think the ending was perfect. I was so happy for Sam making it to the Nigerian team and for Jamie reconnecting with his dad! One thing though… why do you think Ted wasn’t present at Beard's wedding? Seemed weird to me

I’m sad it’s over but the finale was damn near perfect

I would so love to have a copy of the taped-together 'believe.' This show and its characters helped me get through the pandemic, and the word 'believe' has special resonance. I'll miss the show, but what a smart, thoughtful, loving conclusion!

Ted Lasso is over for now but I wouldn’t be so sure it’s over forever. The fact that Apple continues to call this season 3 finale and not the series finale makes me think they might revisit this

Completely agree, the only (very small) thing I couldn't get my head around was the fact that Nate went from one of the most talented and surely sought after coaches in the league to assistant kitman. It was clearly written in the stars for Nate to return to Richmond, I was just confused that all of his talents as a head coach were forgotten

I ultimately came away pretty dissatisfied with Ted Lasso season 3 but I am happy it spoke to you and others.

Perfect Ending...subdued, not a huge buildup or grandstand moment, rather it also shows Ted making a huge decision and growing as a person after he helped literally everyone else grow as a person; stepping down from a huge leap in his career to focus on being a father with Henry and being present in his life. I also believe the scene with Trent's book.."It's not about me, never was" was also a subtle summary of the entire show, and he's correct. Ted may be the main character of the show, but it's not about him or football. It's about humility, humanity, growing as a person, and taking the high road. This show is about becoming a better person-and we see that through Ted. One of the best shows I have ever seen.

Characters that are promoted at the end Rocket Racoon: Captain Roy Kent: Manager

Always leave them wanting more. Perfect.

LOVE IT!!! tHAKNS FOR THE VIDEO

I loved all the callbacks to previous episodes!

I agree that the finale was (nearly) perfect. Your commentary was generally excellent regarding the characters, except for more or less ignoring Keeley and the 'she belongs with Roy' issue. Keeley is her own character/person, and shouldn't be seen just in the context of her boyfriends. She belongs with whoever she wants to, or by herself if that's her choice.

Not mentioned here, but we actually saw the final confirmation of Jamie’s growth after his story arc completed last week, in performing The Espy, something he had previously refused to do.

I feel really sorry for Ted Lasso (all of them) the reviewers/critics are not all being kind, Variety was downright savage! that’s the thing though isn’t it? when you’re critically acclaimed, there’s expectations, more pressure… my all time favourite show of all time is The West Wing, beloved by critics early on, won awards, then not so much. I’m sad it’s gone for selfish reasons, Ted was like sunshine to a horrible world, someone who genuinely cares about people, wants to help them, push them & build their confidence, the world needs Teds! I got to live vicariously through Richmond FC having Ted inspire me, I’m hoping to start a basketball team this year, the court is being built & I learned so much from watching this show. Yes, there will be a “believe” sign 😊 I’m glad Nate got a second chance, he & Ted’s falling out & mine with the best friend I’ve ever had were so similar. I didn’t betray any confidences but I did get angry at him, I’ve tried & tried to apologise but he doesn’t care. I got annoyed for the same reason Nate did, I held my breath watching Nate (Nick) reem out Ted unfairly, I could relate to all of it. So Nate got what I’ve wanted for four years, if only there were more Ted’s in the world… anyway, as series finales go, I think it was a good one.

I love how this finally is almost universally loved, except for the vocal minority on Twitter who's super pissed their "ship" didn't happen and are sending threats to Jason and the writers. They clearly didn't understand the theme of the show.

re 2:02 - Ted didn't just "lose" his father. His father committed suicide. This is made painfully obvious in the way he recounts it to Doctor Sharon. There's a huge difference between having a parent choose to end their own life and losing them to an accident or illness. Like, obviously it's traumatic either way. But to have a parent who claims to love you CHOOSE to leave you forever? That fucks you the hell up. Way more than other ways, where at least you know deep in your heart that your parent would've come home if they could have. And his realization isn't just that he wants to spend time with his son. His realization is that he's removing himself from his son's life in much the same way. He's continuously making choices that keep him away from Henry. It's different than what his dad did, but it's still an obvious parallel. It's also why his mother's forced optimism is such a trigger for him. Because there is something *genuinely wrong* in their shared history that she has never addressed. It's not just a bad thing that happened. It's a bad thing that was done to them, by a person they both trusted implicitly. And she's never even talked about that aspect of it.

Brilliant video. I fully agree. I have heard some very negative reviews about season 3, especially its finale, and I am questioning whether they fully understand Ted Lasso.

A wonderful show, we loved every episode!

Ted lasso is one of the best TV series’s I’ve seen

I liked the episode but I'm sad it ended, and I'm kind of annoyed that it seems like Ted is back with Michelle after everything she put him through, he deserves to be with someone who appreciates him more... And regarding Ted ' Rebecca's friendship, I wonder how and if they kept in touch after he left.

I always enjoy your content, thoughtful finale recap loved it Mrs Maisel is the only show that is as great

Ted and me The short version is that I’m a 64 year old man. I’m grateful to Jason Sudaikis for having created Ted Lasso. This strange “comedy” that made me cry way more than it made me laugh. But that always made me happy. And now for the long version. When I first heard of Ted Lasso I made a snap judgement that a show with such a asinine premise would not be worth my time, I believe I was in good company. But towards the end of the first run, I stumbled upon more than a few intriguing reviews and decided to be curious. Well, I was reeled in, hook, line and sinker. From what I’ve read, mine is a rather common story. I’ve watched a fair share of TV drama and comedy over the years and I’ve enjoyed most of it as well crafted entertainment but with an appropriate detachment, it’s just fiction after all. It’s a truly rare event when I have concerns about the fate of fictitious characters to the extent of feeling trepidation before each new installment. And that’s nothing compared to the elation I experience when good things happen to them and the sadness when they’re down. But I’m comforted in knowing I’m not alone in being sad. I’ve loved every episode and had my share of goose bumps, lump in the throat and many tears. A certain amount of suspension of disbelief was required but that’s ok. Some might say that Ted Lasso fell on the fertile ground of our pandemic trauma. But Covid-19 was just one loud noise within the unsettling cacophony of modern life. The so called Global Village is confronting us to a world that is changing fast and wide towards an uncertain destination. This uncertainty frightens us and leads us towards ways of coping that aren’t always wise. We seek easy solutions to difficult problems and, since the dawn of time, the most obvious has been to seek confort in numbers. Until recently, who we congregated with was determined by proximity and allowed for a certain level of diversity. From this diversity we could expect ideologies and behaviors that are reasonable and moderated by the need to get along. For the first time in history, humans are no longer constrained by geography in defining their “community”. The World Wide Web and the social networks are game changers. Many of us have now found refuge in citadel like bubbles where homogeneity reigns supreme. Everyone believes the same things and have the same fears. Debate is proscribed and indoctrination as replaced inquisitiveness. Knowledge is excess baggage and emotions rule the day. Those bubbles often end up being steered by a few charismatic individuals who at best seek self importance but at worst seek power. The most savvy among them even manage to monetize our fears and offer a store full of opinions and bullet points that we can weaponize in our dealings with the uninitiated. In its simplest form our position regarding any crisis is that we are blameless, strangers are responsible, anyone saying otherwise is lying and, better yet, there is no crisis. Outsiders are a threat and are to be dealt with accordingly. It’s Do Onto Others Before They Do Onto You. The road toward hatred becomes very short indeed. But hatred is always foolish and all this foolishness makes those bubbles utterly sterile. They drag all of us down. In this environment where nastiness has been elevated to virtue Ted Lasso is an ode to decency as strength not as weakness. And I’m grateful for it’s existence. Beyond that, I try to understand further why Ted Lasso has had such a unusual impact on myself as well as on many others. I’m old enough to have watched M.A.S.H. during it’s original run and I can’t help feeling a similar vibe. There is no commonality between the bleakness of the Korean War and the bling of the Premier League but it’s worth noting that the kids that we groome into becoming the star athletes that will entertain us can just as easily be repurposed into the soldiers that will protect us. Those two shows thrive at finding humor anywhere and at any time whether it’s a surgeon slipping on a pool of urine or a keeper getting hit on the schnoz. Hawkeye and Ted are masters at making light of any situation, when needed. Neither show is pure comedy, they both took on serious issues. With time, both allowed us to go beyound the first impression and deepen our understanding of the many characters. Both demonstrate that life is tough but that humor is one of the cracks that lets the light in. (Shout out Leonard Cohen!) While Seinfeld was the show about nothing, Ted Lasso is the show about everything. More to the point, it’s about life. AFC Richmond, the stadiums, the games are just background, the canvas on which the lives of the characters unfold. The plot is secondary, the team wll be fine. It’s about the multiple stories that crisscross one another and that we observe and get captivated and enthralled by. Lives very much like ours. Of course most of us don’t have the material comfort of those individuals but, except for Rebecca, their position is precarious. So they, as we, must navigate life without a clear roadmap. In the second season’s last episode Ted said it so well, life is about making choices. We do our best, we try, we stumble, we make mistakes, we ask questions, we learn, we take the good, we accept the bad, we correct, we fix, we make amends, we keep going and, hopefully, we become the better versions of ourselves. Onward, Forward. Ted Lasso makes the case that, even though we should always try to be nice, we should never fail to be kind. Being nice is easy, it’s just saying hello with a smile but it’s also basically empty. As a Canadian, I should know. Being kind is putting in the effort, it shows that you care. It comes at a cost that is worth paying because it’s another crack that lets in the light. Roy is not a nice man but he’s a very kind one This show is not plot driven but it is message driven. It seeks to show the way but is not about the destination it’s about the journey. Each generation as an impact on the next and it’s a responsability to be taken with earnestness. Dereliction of duty can have long lasting effect. But there’s, most of all, a message of hope. Wounds can be healed, what is stuck can be freed,the lost can find the right path, with a little help from our friends. It’s about how loving, caring, trusting can clear the path forward. It’s about honesty with others but mostly with ourselves. It’s about the courage to show ourselves, warts and all, without a mask of fierceness, of meekness or of cheeriness. It’s about the value of friendship and the strenght of solidarity. It’s about not demanding respect but giving it for we are all worthy of it. It’s about acceptance and forgiveness. It’s about treating others in the way we would want to be treated ourselves. It’s about the family we’re born with and the family we make along the way. The biggest crack of all is love, in all its many splendors. It allways finds a way to get through and is the source of all wisdom. Nothing is more fertile or uplifting. The unrelenting optimism, at once Ted’s stenght and weekness, is the reason the show is comedy and not drama. Ultimately, everything is funny and for the same reason that there are few fates worst than being sad and alone the best laughs are the ones shared with the most. I’m gratefull for the journey. To the creators of the show and to the extremely talented cast and crew I can only say, job well done and thank you. Everything above was written before the final episode but now that I’ve watched it, it hasn’t changed in any way how I felt. The conclusion was as perfect as it could be. The characters all got what they deserved and it made me happy. No point in nitpicking, the creators deserve our respect for the narrative choices they made. We may wish for the story to go on, on the screen rather than in our minds. It may happen, there are strong incentives coming from many directions. The behind closed doors process is likely to be akin to sausage making and I have little desire to dwell on it. Que sera sera. Storyline décisions would have to be made. I don’t see Ted returning to the UK. Therefore it’s a choice between a new adventure for Ted or sticking with the Richmond gang. Either could end up being very good or could fail miserably and cloud our memories of the original. Beware what you wish for. Personally, I’m good with letting them live out their existence beyond our gaze. In my imagination, Phoebe becomes the very foul mouthed captain of England’s Team and Ted brings back glory to a struggling hockey team in Montréal. This show was probably conceived just to entertain but, for many of us, it managed to accomplish way more. Some have testified that it allowed them to carry on through dark periods of their lives. Many more have found an inspiration in going forward. Most just had a good time and that, in of itself, made it fit for purpose. For a brief moment, I felt a void after the final credits. It didn’t last, life goes on and we’ll muddle through as always. Ted was the avatar for a group of creators and writers who distilled their life experiences, their successes and their failures into a message that went deeper and further than their original aim. The Lasso Way isn’t complicated. It’s not about telling, it’s about asking Because, If you’re kind you care If you care you’re curious If you’re curious you ask questions The answers to those questions might enlighten the person who’s asked more than the person who’s asking. The good old Socratic Method. It’s also about feeling no shame in asking for help. You all take care now and be kind RT - [ ]

Obviously Roy needs to work on himself before he can move into a relationship. At the end shows him finally entering therapy.

Nanny McPhee : There is something you should understand about the way I work. When you need me but do not want me, then I must stay. When you want me but no longer need me, then I have to go.

This show makes you believe

Am I the only one who hates the scene where Jamie uses the keeleys video to get the upper hand after the whole apology scene? And then they having a physical fight over keeley? What the fuck was that

i swear my neighbor was cutting onions when i was watching the finale

just finished the show, what an amazing journey

First opening to the end of the episodes Season 1: Sparkling Water Season 2: Nate Season 3: Ted Lasso

I don't think that it was so much about "believing" than it was about second chances and redemption.

I’m smiling through tears again… been the trend this whole season. Have to mention the 2 hysterical moments in the finale for me… 1. Mae’s joke with Rebecca’s mum 2. Barbara going nuts and cheering at the fan’s bloody nose I’ll miss this show so much 😢

I'm really going to miss this show.

A good real world snippet of wisdom that backs up the phrase “it is better to have thought, and lost than never to her fault at all” could be something random like the battle of Thermopylae, where king Leonidas and his soldiers died, yet here we are still talking about it thousands of years later

I love the finale. But I kinda wanted to see Ted reunite with the team at the end. That would have been cool.

Perfect, I laughed out loud with tears. Just 1 question, who is the "Bald Bearded dude with a baby" couple at Coach Beard's wedding?

Jamie's arc? One of the best

BrainPilot..Thanks Much !.......

Ted Lasso is the best show that Apple has produced. I am confident the show will come back.

I have no words. I love this show.

There have been only one other series t ending that has stuck with me. And it has to do with the ending song. Breaking Bad ended with the song Baby Blue from Badfinger. Ted Lasso ended with Father and Son by Yusuf Islam (Cat Steven’s). Perfect!

Why is nobody talking about the thought we hear Ted think right before it cuts the black at the very end?

EVERY showrunner and show writer needs to STUDY, ingest, and MEMORIZE how Ted Lasso finished. The ridiculous endings of what SHOULD have been great finales of shows like Game of Thrones could have been saved by writers like Ted Lasso was fortunate enough to have...

that believe sign would make for a cool little sticker on the back of my mac ☺️

Seeing so many comments on recent videos disliking the ending, couldn’t disagree more - had the perfect ending to me :)

Could not agree more! Ted Lasso as a series obviously has its flaws, as every show does, but like Beard argued: art can be perfect, and to me Ted Lasso is.

The question wasn't if you cried during the ep. The question is how many times and when. What a ride, what a fantastic show.

I still see loads of scope for a spin-off, & Ted could appear from time to time 😊 I don’t think Apple are very highly thought of right now though with their attitude to the WGA strike. Could it go somewhere else?

I think it’s one of the best series finales I’ve ever seen

As a last episode it’s perfect but not as a final season, it feels like the series should have counted

I wanted more at the end...but I think I got enough.