What I love about this scene is you can tell Trent has come to love Ted.

@collectivevision9884

2 жыл бұрын

I think this last season really shows how Ted brought everyone together as a family, just like in the Xmas episode and early on Higgens says he throws a holiday party every year but usually 2 people show up, and this year everyone did.

@BatmanHQYT

2 жыл бұрын

@@collectivevision9884 I think that was the point of the Christmas episode. Not just to go nuts with "wholesome", but to show the positive effect Ted has had on the community.

@colinprincipe6293

2 жыл бұрын

You get another insight into this when Ted makes his joke to Trent at the end of season 2 and Trent says "My father said the same thing." They didn't go into it but I believe this indicates that Ted's personality may be similar to that of Trent's dad. Maybe in the beginning Trent noticed the negatives of that but over time is being reminded of the positives as well.

@marlyblackwater1413

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! Like, Trent got a real close look at Ted's personality at the Indian restaurant but you could see how his respect for Ted only grew the further along that the show went.

Trent Crimm and Ted Lasso are like two chess players who really respect each other even when they have to be on opposite sides of the table.

@Andrew_M_Ward

2 жыл бұрын

That is spot on - both totally true to themselves and to their professions - Trent is a solid character and a savvy chess player

@griergentry8777

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, Coach Beard is the chess player 😏

@BrianRollinsVO

2 жыл бұрын

An excellent point, but the twist is, Trent is finding that he likes "losing".

@thecursor1

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrianRollinsVO Only because it worthy to lose to an honorable opponent.

@charliemichael4052

2 жыл бұрын

@@thecursor1 Good point. That's kind of like Sasha Baron Cohen's character in Talladega Nights. Once you lose, you're able to stop playing knowing you're no longer the best there is

I love the sly look from Trent Crimm when he asks the question, having no idea what Ted will say but knowing with confidence that it will be fucking golden. Such a change from the way Trent first asked Ted a question.

@misterspaceman9563

Жыл бұрын

The irony of "Trent Crimm, bringing that heat!" Both of them knew that Trent just gave Ted an easy pitch to knock out of the park.

@MartyFox

Жыл бұрын

@@misterspaceman9563 Trent is also twisting the knife a bit, phrasing the question as “the dog Dani Rojas killed today” - assigning responsibility, if not blame, for Earl’s death to Dani. He’s putting Ted in a bind by doing so and he wants to see how Ted gets out of it. How does Ted exculpate Dani without assigning blame to anyone else (especially Earl)? Ted neatly sidesteps the question by telling a heartfelt story about an entirely different dog. Trent respects how artfully Ted dealt with the tricky question Trent posed to him.

@aouncenasadiq3341

11 ай бұрын

​@@misterspaceman9563i thought Ted's use of word "that" In "bringing that heat" Was a reference to that Indian restaurant they went wherein the food was hot n spicy.

@mikeleo5990

7 ай бұрын

That nod by trent is basically sayin - holy fuck ted u just blew me away - again

@sisocrack

3 ай бұрын

The answer is quite poor to be honest. Not the best lasso here.

If you think about it, this could have spawned Ted's entire life philosophy because he was a kid when that dog bit him. And it could have made him a scared person or made him bitter, but instead, he ended up befriending the dog, ended up adopting him and took care of him until he passed away. That's the most Ted Lasso thing ever. And I love it.

@ondradvorak

2 жыл бұрын

True, because he stayed curious. 👍

@chadbennett7873

2 жыл бұрын

Great truth in your comment.

@RonaldOlszewski

2 жыл бұрын

This comment has become much more relevant and poignant given what happened at the end of this season with Nate.

@20fortheJuice

Жыл бұрын

Honestly and sincerely, such a Ted Lasso way of examining why people are the way they are, and how one small mindset change when you're younger can shape you.

@marlyblackwater1413

Жыл бұрын

Oh for sure, and when we find out about his dad later on, this scene really hits a lot harder.

And that, folks, is how a professional writer writes. Brilliant.

@oldspice051

2 жыл бұрын

More than that, this writing sounds like it comes from someone with actual life experiences; someone that actually thinks about how the world works once in awhile.

@BatmanHQYT

Жыл бұрын

Coach Beard wrote this episode!

I like how his answer had absolutely nothing to do with Earl's death, and absolutely everything to do with Earl's death.

@scoobstopb

Жыл бұрын

Isn't it incredible how that happened?

@inkagiz

Жыл бұрын

Well said amigo

This show made me cry because it existed and it also made me cry because it’s now gone. It came into my life to take me from one place to another better one. I’ll never forget it.

@susieb7305

2 ай бұрын

Well said💕🙏🌷

You cut off the part where he says "Trent Crimm" and every other reporter says "the Independent". Claasssssic!

@Visplight

2 жыл бұрын

and the bit at the end with Dani in the shower.

And in a sense he is also talking about his dad. This show has such rewind value, it’s so full of rewatchable scenes that reveal the layers of details as you watch it again.

@samhackney8329

2 жыл бұрын

agreed 100%

@kimberlycyr2814

Жыл бұрын

You have to watch the show more than once. There is so much in it that you miss and don’t understand until you see it all. It’s an amazing show.

@jaymerkin

7 ай бұрын

I think, in a way, he's also speaking to Rebecca about the club. She wanted to destroy Richmond because of the pain her (ex) husband caused her, but the club - and Ted, in some sense - helped her "get from one place to a better one". There's so many layers and take-aways of this show, truly brilliant writing.

“It’s funny when you think about the things in your life that can make you cry just knowing they existed, and then become the same thing that can make you cry knowing that they are now gone. When those things come into our lives it helps us get from one place to a better one.” -Ted Lasso on the loss of his dog. My heart broke for Dani Rojas in this episode, Futbol is Life, Futbol is death, but in reality Futbol IS life!

@JosephFusco

2 жыл бұрын

Ted could also be talking about his failed marriage, as well as the dog.

@digitalmdguru

2 жыл бұрын

@@JosephFusco indeed, metaphorically speaking

@danbrown8731

2 жыл бұрын

@@JosephFusco and his Dad

I played adult soccer for decades. Afterwards, our team would often BBQ and drink beer in the park as our kids played nearby. One of my favorite team mates, from Guatemala, would always put his arm around me and repeatedly say, "Football is life." And with every beer, he'd place more and more emphasis on the word "is." It was not a metaphor. Football "is" life. Joyous days I will always remember.

@samosa5509

Жыл бұрын

Such a beautiful sentiment. Thank you for sharing. :)

Damn, so many scenes in this show just cut onions.

People talk a great deal about WRITING, as they should, it's brilliant. But another heart-jerking element is the sincere editing... allowing a scene to breathe... allow a performer to perform. Three cheers for TED LASSO's Editing Team!!!

@sgtpepper1138

Жыл бұрын

Totally, that's not usually done a lot in movies/tv. Which is a shame, because that's where the magic happens.

@zyrrhos

Жыл бұрын

That's more in the directing and not saying cut too soon-making room for the little in‐between moments and allowing for the beat of mild awkwardness before or after an actual line of dialogue, kind of stranding the actor in the moment.

@Kristiekins2

Жыл бұрын

@@zyrrhos it's both. The director definitely plays their part, but the editor can make a movie/show look completely different with clever cutting and pasting, and the editor here didn't shy away from really showing the actors' expressions and the lingering shots when they cut it all together.

@zyrrhos

Жыл бұрын

​@@Kristiekins2 I'm a director. The long beats were captured on set in the performances, they weren't built in by the editor, which is sometimes the case when the director has screwed themselves by saying cut too soon or hurried through a scene. It's happened to me, but you learn. Not to take anything away from editors, because a great editor is also a great writer, but this was all in camera. This is from a treatment I wrote for a TV pitch: "Tell the story in a fairly simple shot structure that gives the characters room to breathe. I think the main thing in the script is the little in‐between moments. Allowing for the beat of mild awkwardness before or after an actual line of dialogue, kind of stranding the actor in the moment." The director goes into the shoot with that in mind.

Earl they greyhound. Earl grey tea. I’ve seen every episode twice and just now got to that connection.

@dogsquadindia

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@nutsackmania

Ай бұрын

hot

I first came to Ted Lasso thinking it was going to be a classic fish out of water comedy. It turned into some of the best damned television ever. Just wonderful characters, wonderful writing, wonderful stories and incredible performances.

Ted Lasso is too pure for this world.

This made me burst in to tears. What an unexpectedly beautiful scene

It's near impossible to dislike or root against a man who can relate this kind of story.

Had to say goodby to my dog yesterday, been binging Ted Lasso clips, it helps not feeling sad and alone. Thankful this series exists

@kevinofyardley

2 жыл бұрын

so very sorry for your loss

@c.c8752

Жыл бұрын

Sorry it’s always hard it’s the same as losing family

My dad lost his job a little bit before S2 came out. He worked at a church for over 15 years before being unceremoniously fired, it was a complete mess for our family to separate from that congregation and those people. We were hurt, we were tired. Our family loves Ted Lasso, and we were so excited to watch it when I came back from college. We watch this scene, everyone looks at each other, and we all just start collectively bawling. That one scene was the equivalent of a tight hug, whispering that we were going to be okay. To date, I can’t watch this without crying - thank you, Ted Lasso, for making such a simple scene so resonant with me.

@c.c8752

Жыл бұрын

Hope things got better

@hadorstapa

Жыл бұрын

I hope you all, and especially your dad, have found healing and life beyond that pain.

The writing, power, elegance, economy and more than a little genius.

Ted is fearless. He will share with you the most intimate moments of his life in the hope of bringing people together, how many people can be that vulnerable with that much hope at the same time?

Love your line ... "My mother says I was born caffeinated!" So heart-warmingly funny. Dani Rojas! Dani Rojas! Your delivery is golden. Much love!

Everything about this scene is amaizng. Beautiful writing, acting, direction.

Everytime I see my father: “Hey coach, fútbol is life😃”😂

I love the fact that the press hated him and his storys in the beginning but came to love enjoy and respect them as the show goes on also that he went from talking about the dog to having a realisation about him and his wife as his telling this story pure brilliance ❤❤

Ted reminds you of that friend that says stuff you never know were it going but in the end it usually makes sense

This has the same energy as Keanu Reeves response to Steven Colbert when Colbert asked what happens when we die, absolutely beautiful scene

@ChrisColeChicago

22 күн бұрын

I love that question. You almost always get a very thoughtful, if not considered, answer from the guest.

My dog of 13 years passed away last week. So I decided to finish this show to get my mind of it and when this scene came I automatically just broke down over it. Those things come into our lives to help get from one place to better one

@JessFranco13

Жыл бұрын

Hey stranger, My cat of 15 years unexpectedly passed away four months ago and I was just scrolling through youtube and decided to give this particular Ted Lasso clip a watch without remembering what was in it. Feel like I'm in the same boat as you because this absolutely made me feel Things™️ . I hope you've fond memories of your dog to look back on as I do my cat, and that you've gone from one place to a better one.

@f1b0nacc1sequence7

Жыл бұрын

My dog of 13 years passed on 5/31, less than 2 weeks ago, and like you, this scene broke me. With that said, it also lifted me up...I hope that it did for you as well. We are indeed fortunate to have known the unselfish love of those wonderful beings...and while I am still sad every day (I doubt that loss will ever entirely go away), this short scene helped me to find joy amidst the pain. So too I hope that it has been for you...

I think everyone can agree everyone loves teds speeches and it resonates on the faces of the reporters

This is why this show is so fucking good. God damn it Jason Sudekis is an amazingly versatile actor.

and that's how you create a room full of Respect; by passion for living life and learning to love something or someone to a better place, cause you find yourself there too, hard lessons and all.

I've been watching Ted Lasso as a comfort show while the elderly cat I adopted last spring is suddenly in the final stages of kidney disease and I absolutely lost it during this scene and still haven't finished the episode.

In a world that's not very kind at the moment, Ted Lasso shines bright with kindness. Thank you.

How does this show keep breaking hearts in the best way possible?

You are a bright addition to the cast and this episode was priceless - that shower scene was how Danny would have reacted and you nailed it. I can't help but smile when you enter the scene. Love the show - this world needs more "Ted Lasso" shows. It's all about asking the right questions then actually doing something with the full information. The lessons of the show are truly great. Young people should watch it - it's about them and the world they create/demand. I also love the therapist - she brings an almost angel-like peace to the players who need someone to listen.

Cristo, you and the entire cast have proven that TV shows can have so much heart and positivity. This scene perfectly epitomizes that. We all love the whole of AFC Richmond and everyone involved. Thank you.

Just realized Rojas uploaded this video. Fútbol is life ♥️

Jason Sudeikis has got some real acting chops. And the writing is just phenomenal. In the first few episodes, Ted seems almost like a sweet simpleton. I love that in time, despite his issues & flaws, Ted’s revealed to have a real depth to him & the character’s capacity for kindness is inspiring.

Gosh this scene is a tearjerker

Ted wasnt merely talking about Earl, he was also talking about his father: “It’s funny to think about the things in your life that can make you cry just knowing they existed, then become the same thing that make you cry because they’re now gone.”

I BELIEVE, this is the best damn show in years. It will be sad when it ends. I have seen all seasons at least three times from binge watching. My favorite out of all of them is the darts match with Rupert in the first season. Hands down, the best and that is saying a lot because they’re all great. “Barbecue Sauce!”

I just realized in this ted thinking about his father

@mattbest9095

2 жыл бұрын

Or his marriage.

Jason Sudekais pulls off a fantastic dramadey performance in Ted Lasso. I never thought he could do this but he proved me and many others wrong.

I just love how Ted won everyone over. So much so, a story they'd all scoff at in the first season, they let it touch their hearts.

And cut that's a wrap nailed the scene!!😢😢😢

Talk about foreshadowing. This scene basically describes the whole series arc. Never realised before. Thanks for posting

OHHHHH, the Earl-Grey Hound... I just got that

I know they say this show was successful because of the pandemic, but I just started watching it and I AM IN LOVE. Ted gets to everyone even Trent Crimm/Independent

@gmfreeman4211

4 ай бұрын

Another year later and I just started watching it. It has already had a big impact on me. I find myself more optimistic, happier, and overall up beat. I believe this show changed people's lives. Amazing TV.

The greatest show on today. Can’t wait for season 3

I miss this show so much. 😢

Loved this response, i was tearing up the first time l saw it. Much love to the cast #FutbolisLife

Truly so much depth in every aspect of this show. Already one of the greatest shows of all time

This show is seriously incredible

God damned Ted Lasso. This is the best show in the history of shows. Jason Sudeikis knocks it out of the park, ney, this planet with his performance.

Ted Lasso has been an absolute joy at times.

I find it incredibly satisfying that the thumbnail to this video is literally the first frame so when you click on it, it just elegantly flows, and there's no cut jump or anything.

Such an amazing performance and impeccable writing. This is one for the ages

I just started watching this show. I believe it will change my life. After just over a season I am happier, more optimistic, and overall more upbeat. 11/10 Amazing TV. Thanks for being part of it.

@kyestevens

Күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂

I just discovered this show and I Love it!!!!!

This is the best speech I’ve ever seen🙌

Éxito Cristo Fernández! Fútbol es vida ⚽

Unusual scene placement. You normally see these "life lessons" dialogue at the end of the show when they are tieing everything up. This occurs just after the opening credits.

@gradx4468

2 жыл бұрын

had to set the mood for the subpar season that followed felt out of place and made no sense to me, but i guess others loved it

This still chokes me up.

I like how this is something that Roy uses in Issac's incident. Sharing a personal experience and addressing the press question.

Such great writing and acting!!!!!

I think the secret of this show was in the way people were humanized and quite frankly real. They were all with their problems, thoughts and concerns but they came together to act as one and as one they could not be beaten down. All of the characters on Ted Lasso lead with their hearts and their guts, they honestly cared for one another. I think that we could all learn and improve from their example. I know I have.

A great way to answer a tough question!

I love that his clip is on Cristo Fernandez's channel (played Danny Riojas). I feel like he comes to watch watch this to console his charachter.

greatest show on tv right now

Great writing and acting make this series one that will last the test of time.

My dogs are 16 and 17 years old. They don’t have long left in this world. This scene wrecked me, love this show

He always had a crazy story.

It's Ted. So many people hated him for existing and by the end they were sad he was gone. FUCK I love this show.

Ya know, after watching both seasons twice now, I started looking at some of the other shows on Apple TV. Someone suggested Loot, about a woman who catches her husband cheating and ends up with $87B after a divorce. It's also a comedy, and also a fish out of water in a sense! It might have been just as good as Lasso, but fact is, I tuned out after watching a few episodes. It's all dumb caricatures and cliches, with no real heart at all! Wasn't sure what this show would be like, considering the premise of the ESPN commercials six or seven years ago, but my goodness - the humanity and heart this show exudes is just off the charts! There's plenty of goofy humour and silly homages to real life situations in sports, movie references, and such, but I never really expected the emotional impact pervasive throughout this series! I know they've said this Ted Lasso was planned as a 3 season storyline, and while I can't wait for season 3, I can't help but wonder if they could or should carry it on well beyond that! Absolutely the best TV show I've ever seen (and I've been around for awhile, lol)!!!!!

This was just so poignant❤️❤️

the writing is so very good

I'm not crying, you're crying goddamnit

This is art

Ted Lasso changed my life

I'm not crying, you're crying!

God damn it....who put onions in my living room!

The economy and authenticity of words that deliver an entirely rich and guileless story is what good writers do.

Gooooood writing :)

Brendan Hunt knocked that speech out of the park! The series had great writing all around.

This show is so fucking good.

Trent doesn’t sit down. He drifts like a sports car. Gracefully and Powerfully

RIP Earl

This show is soooo fucking good

Only now having finished the series, you can tell he was more speaking of his marriage. In that as much as it pained him to have that strained relationship and a failing marriage, it’s causing him so much more pain now that it’s over.

@s.g.7572

2 жыл бұрын

Or even his dad, although maybe he wasn't at that place yet emotionally at this point

Dangit now I gotta watch the whole series again.

I knew once the background music started, someone was about to start cutting onions.

I wish Harry Redknapp would be this candid about his dog

Wow, that was moving.

I can't justify another streaming service... by god I'm tempted though. The clips of this show are amazing. It's no wonder he/they won multiple Emmy's last night. I don't care for that pimp suit he wore but he deserves the accolades he's received. Carry on!

@TarHeelsKenny

2 жыл бұрын

I said the same thing until I did it. Glad I did because truthfully, I have never had a tv show, much less a comedy, have such a profoundly positive effect on me.

@sarahashley4699

2 жыл бұрын

I'm waiting for season 3, then binge watching all with a trial month of Apple+

@22lcmorg

2 жыл бұрын

Do it!!!!

On the lighter side, Trent’s hair is perfection!

More Trent!

Best written show since braking bad!

@sandcake

Жыл бұрын

Best written show since The OA and 12 Monkeys.

Trent loves Ted -- set him up perfectly for a majestic ally oop

These two reminds me of webtoon- Two families are arch enemies. Each family has a prodigy son. One day these young boys/men meet each other. One introduces and offers to become friends. Other say that it's not possible since their families are enemies. They can only be enemies for life. First one is happy. 2nd one asks why is he happy? He tells him that he is happy because they will have to meet and interact for their whole lives even if as enemies. That they will know each other. Same as these two- coach and reporter, together.