re: Ted Lasso Season 3 Thread *Spoilers*

That was his former pixie dream assistant. Methinks Bex is in the know about the inappropriate workplace relations alluded to in last show and they want advice on how to blow up Rupert.

I actually really loved learning about Beard as well as Ted and his mother in the kitchen.

I also sort of love that Roy obviously wants some of that mothering himself...

I stopped to pour another drink before the match, glad I did.

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Roy with Jamie’s mom was fricking great

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That was hilarious

So I'd imagine after that, it's obvious Ted is going back to be with his son.

My question is, does he coach the last game? Or does he bounce before and pull another "Dr. Sharon" on the team? Letting Nate, Roy, and Beard coach the finial game?

I dont Think he quits with 1 week to go but he’s definitly telling her he isn’t coming back.

That episode was fantastic!
Loved Beards story to Nate, Jaime was amazing

Only thing I couldn’t figure out was if Jaime’s dad died or not?

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Only thing I couldn’t figure out was if Jaime’s dad died or not?

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I thjnk That’s was him in rehab towards the end of the episode.

Did I imagine this, or was Nate’s hair getting darker as the episode progressed. Mainly noticed it in the scene with Beard.

Jamie gets the glory, but lets not forget about the goalie. Van Damme he's good. Always like hearing Arlow and Chris during the matches.

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I challenge the usual posters who have been bitching about every episode to say anything bad about that episode.

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I don't usually post, and have enjoyed the last few episodes overall. However, I really don't like how the two biggest elements of Nate's arc have essentially been told to us in dialogue and haven't been shown to us. First, his separation from Rupert and West Ham and then the team vote/discussion over asking him to rejoin.

Last season many felt they rushed the heel turn but there were elements throughout the season that showed us how he was becoming less likable and more cutthroat. Now, we never really got much of him acting that way this season except for his interactions in the first episode.

I get that the show wants us to like Nate again, but I don't think they've shown us enough from him to really justify his redemption arc. The whole thing leaves a lot to be desired.

Now, I think they did their best to rectify that viewpoint with Coach Beard in this episode (and that last scene with him was outstanding), but I still kind of feel like Nate is a knob and don't see this team itching to add him back after how he acted last year (and because they're currently in the midst of a win streak and don't actually need his help from a soccer perspective).

Again, really good episode and seems to be setting up for a pleasant finish but it's like the writers just gave up on what they set up last year and wanted to forget it as simply as possible.