Thunderstruck xx said:
The first episode was terrible. It felt like there was a lot of forced goofiness and each character doing their predictable little schticks.
What was the point of the black baseball players tangent with Higgins and Coach Lasso talking about his white privilege? If they're already getting preachy with the wokeness this early in the season, I can't imagine what it will be like when the women's soccer players start getting introduced.
Quad Dog said:
In the Richmond player auction episode Ted tells Rupert that obsession over a sports team is like an obsession with your friends older sister, but if you ever go to Kansas City don't tell Tom Dineen that.
The lady that owns the boutique where Rebecca buys her outfit was named Tammy Dineen.
Quad Dog said:
In the Richmond player auction episode Ted tells Rupert that obsession over a sports team is like an obsession with your friends older sister, but if you ever go to Kansas City don't tell Tom Dineen that.
The lady that owns the boutique where Rebecca buys her outfit was named Tammy Dineen.
Rudyjax said:Thunderstruck xx said:
The first episode was terrible. It felt like there was a lot of forced goofiness and each character doing their predictable little schticks.
What was the point of the black baseball players tangent with Higgins and Coach Lasso talking about his white privilege? If they're already getting preachy with the wokeness this early in the season, I can't imagine what it will be like when the women's soccer players start getting introduced.
I don't think this is the show for you. Keep it on Fox news.
Rudyjax said:
That song at the end is amazing.
I've listened 4 or 5 times since.
LeonardSkinner said:Rudyjax said:
That song at the end is amazing.
I've listened 4 or 5 times since.
That was another thing my wife loved. She's had that song on her playlist for a few years now. She was like, "nobody else knows that song!"
Cave Johnson, CEO said:Rudyjax said:Thunderstruck xx said:
The first episode was terrible. It felt like there was a lot of forced goofiness and each character doing their predictable little schticks.
What was the point of the black baseball players tangent with Higgins and Coach Lasso talking about his white privilege? If they're already getting preachy with the wokeness this early in the season, I can't imagine what it will be like when the women's soccer players start getting introduced.
I don't think this is the show for you. Keep it on Fox news.
Went to his profile and saw that his most popular forum is politics. Shocker.
Rudyjax said:LeonardSkinner said:Rudyjax said:
That song at the end is amazing.
I've listened 4 or 5 times since.
That was another thing my wife loved. She's had that song on her playlist for a few years now. She was like, "nobody else knows that song!"
I was like this sounds like Marcus Mumford, but it's not. Who is this??
T dizl televizl said:Rudyjax said:LeonardSkinner said:Rudyjax said:
That song at the end is amazing.
I've listened 4 or 5 times since.
That was another thing my wife loved. She's had that song on her playlist for a few years now. She was like, "nobody else knows that song!"
I was like this sounds like Marcus Mumford, but it's not. Who is this??
T dizl televizl said:
Had to Shazam while watching the episode. Was 100% convinced it was coming up as Marcus Mumford
PatAg said:
Isn't he in that band
PatAg said:
Isn't he in that band
jason sudeikis acted like he really had something better to do when he ended ted lasso, then did practically nothing for three years and brought the show back. what was that all about.
— Al Shipley (@alshipley) August 7, 2026
Somehow, Ted Lasso returned. Nobody seems to know why — including the people making the show: https://t.co/GVmpPqI5Iz
— Alan Sepinwall (@sepinwall) August 5, 2026
‘TED LASSO’ Season 4 proves that maybe this show truly peaked early and doesn’t have much originality left.
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) August 6, 2026
Find out more in our review... https://t.co/SHyZFlCMCp
The show’s newest season replaces real character complexity, depth, and heart with big, sweeping political statements that stir progressive pundits and academics and precisely no one else, writes Liel Leibovitz. https://t.co/W28fRz03a5
— The Free Press (@TheFP) August 7, 2026
Max Power said:Quad Dog said:
In the Richmond player auction episode Ted tells Rupert that obsession over a sports team is like an obsession with your friends older sister, but if you ever go to Kansas City don't tell Tom Dineen that.
The lady that owns the boutique where Rebecca buys her outfit was named Tammy Dineen.
Played by the same actress that played Laurie Bream on Silicon Valley.
OldArmy71 said:
I agree completely. Season One is funny, surprising, charming, and very rewatchable.
Season Two is a drop off, and Season Three is just unwatchable.
I was not encouraged by the first episode of Season Four, but I will continue to look in for a while, anyway.
Rudyjax said:
Serious question: why does pointing out social injustices in our country make something "woke"?
LeonardSkinner said:
Not to answer for them, but to the best of my understanding, "wokeness" is basically the "preachiness" of the discussion. Talking about issues is one thing, but getting into how people should feel about them and what they should do in response is another thing.
