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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
“All Apologies” is the kind of episode that not only changes the trajectory of the character journeys, but it cements the thematic importance of belief that Ted Lasso is grounded … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 1×09 “All Apologies” 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
The only complaint I have towards this episode is the title. (If you’ve lived in the U.S. then you know just how triggering it is.) Excluding that, “Make Rebecca Great … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 1×07 “Make Rebecca Great Again” 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
Right after the finale, Ted Lasso’s “Tan Lines” is surprisingly the episode I’ve written the most on, and it’s because it continues to be just that—surprising. It’s the episode that’s … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 1×05 “Tan Lines” 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
“Trent Crimm, The Independent” continues Ted Lasso’s streak of superb episodes by setting up what essentially becomes this show’s spirit. It’s the show and characters you can’t help but root … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 1×03 “Trent Crimm, The Independent” Review
Welcome to the first episode of Ted Lasso that made me cry—“Biscuits.” An episode that’s not only about a kind gesture, but it’s the episode that really starts to show … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 1×02 “Biscuits” Review
Welcome to the very first Ted Lasso full episode review. (Did anyone doubt that I’d take up any opportunity to keep writing about this show? No? Okay good.) Because while … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 1×01 “Pilot” Review
We’re now weeks away from the season two premiere of Apple TV’s Ted Lasso, and if you still aren’t convinced to watch the treasure of a series, I’ve got you … Continue Reading 5 Spoiler-Free Reasons to Watch Ted Lasso on Apple TV
Welcome back to another Ted Lasso scene breakdown, while we’ve discussed the importance of the locker room vulnerability shared between Keeley and Roy and how significant the scene is for character development, … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: Fluffy Pillows and the Words of a Six-Year-Old on Ted Lasso’s “All Apologies”
From beginning to end, Ted Lasso’s season one finale “The Hope That Kills You” is as perfect as it gets. We could, and likely will, do a scene breakdown of every single … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: Locker Room Vulnerability in Ted Lasso’s “The Hope That Kills You” Between Keeley and Roy
Ted Lasso is not the type of show I thought I’d love, but it hooks you right away and by episode three you’re so deeply attached to the characters, there’s … Continue Reading Ted Lasso is 2020’s Unexpected Treasure and the Series Everyone Needs to be Watching