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“Lavender” Spoilers Ahead As flowers, lavenders are known to symbolize a plethora of things, including: purity, silence, devotion, caution, serenity, grace, and calmness. There’s beauty to them as well, but … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 2×02 “Lavender” Review
“Goodbye, Earl” Spoilers Ahead Ted Lasso is back, and hope is still alive. When we left off in “The Hope That Kills You,” the team’s loss against Manchester City brought … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 2×01 “Goodbye, Earl” Review
“The Hope That Kills You” is one of the most hopeful episodes of television I’ve watched in years, and yet so few things about it are actually happy. It’s an … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 1×10 “The Hope That Kills You” Review
“The Diamond Dogs” is everything that a solid A+ episode should be, and it’s the best kind of surprise this show has to offer. Its thematic focus on curiosity and … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 1×08 “The Diamond Dogs” Review
Ted Lasso’s sixth episode “Two Aces” is (pun intended), aces. We could spend this entire review just breaking the sacrificial curse scene down because it’s what this show is best … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 1×06 “Two Aces” Review
Accountability matters, and Ted Lasso’s “For the Children” brings to light that fact beautifully in an episode that’s all about growth and finding warmth in the darkness. When the annual … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 1×04 “For the Children” Review
Welcome back to another Thursday (unofficial) Ted Lasso scene breakdown. As you all know by now, we have no plans to stop writing about this show. And as we mentioned the first … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: Nathan Shelley’s Big Break in Ted Lasso’s “The Hope That Kills You”