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Ted Lasso

2020 - 2023

Comedy

Drama

TV Series

30m

Seasons: 2, Episodes: 22 Episode List

Follows US American Football coach Ted Lasso heading to the UK to manage a struggling London soccer team in the top flight of English football.

Created by:

Jason Sudeikis Joe Kelly Bill Lawrence Brendan Hunt

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Written by:

Bill Lawrence

Starring:

Jeremy Swift

Juno Temple

Jason Sudeikis

Brett Goldstein Sarah Niles Hannah Waddingham Nick Mohammed Phil Dunster Brendan Hunt

Genres:

Comedy, Drama, Sport

Countries:

UK, USA

Language:

English

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Ted Lasso

2020 - 2023

Comedy

Drama

TV Series

30m

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Mirelurk

Rated 01 Jun 2023

Finished season 3, this started as a kind of cute show in a time of lockdown where people needed some comfy fantasy and it was nice. The cracks start to show early in S2 with a saccharine to the point of vomit xmas episode. Now we have S3, which is filled with interminably long plot lines with zero juice and the vibe/humour is cloying to the extreme. Its success was its downfall and it's probably for the best it has now been put to sleep.

Rated 01 Jun 2023

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UserX

Rated 08 Aug 2022

(S1:75/S2:40) S1 balances positive, lighthearted comedic elements with depth, pathos & fairly dynamic characters. S2 is a soulless husk that seems designed by committee using some script generation algorithm developed by a marketing team in order to replicate the first season's success . Unable to comprehend how the show revealed its heart to viewers in S1, they tore it out & just tried jamming it directly down the viewer's throat with every trite, stereotypical & saccharine gimmick possible.

Rated 08 Aug 2022

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td888

Rated 31 Oct 2021

A supervillain origin story. Well done.

Rated 31 Oct 2021

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hellboy76

Rated 01 Dec 2020

I don't have much interest in soccer but I do like Sudeikis so I gave it a shot and was pleasantly surprised. The entire cast does a pretty good job, and although there are plenty of sports stereotypes, the whole thing is handled with care and skill so it never drags it down. I would definitely watch more of this.

Rated 01 Dec 2020

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dunetails

Rated 07 Aug 2021

It's honestly just refreshing to watch something where the main character is wholesome and nice and the message is positive.

Rated 07 Aug 2021

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carrotstix

Rated 03 Sep 2022

Season 1 is a really endearing show filled with lots of loveable characters and lots of fun jokes. I really enjoyed it (75) Season 2 I couldn't finish because it lost what made it special. There are some jokes there, the characters are all still there but everything's just much worse. It's all down to execution. If you wrote down the plot points of S2 down, it would seem good but the execution is rushed and worst of all, not funny and forced. (35) Maybe a S3 brings it all home.

Rated 03 Sep 2022

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ABUNCHOFCATS

Rated 23 Jun 2021

Wildly wholesome and fun.

Rated 23 Jun 2021

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JSergeant

Rated 23 Jul 2023

Season 1 was 90, Season 2 disappoints

Rated 23 Jul 2023

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UtSk

Rated 09 Oct 2021

Season 1: 65. Season 2: 55

Rated 09 Oct 2021

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RecMe

Rated 29 Jan 2023

Haven’t seen all of it. Overal lots of heart with a few good twists

Rated 29 Jan 2023

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devtro

Rated 13 Jan 2024

nice story not alot of soccer or football, feel good stories all around

Rated 13 Jan 2024

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nerdyartkid

Rated 02 Jan 2021

Ted Lasso is the hero we didn't know we needed in 2020. What first appears like a gimmick flyover show is actually a deep down character exploration with an incredible ensemble cast in the likes of Cheers, The Office, and Silicon Valley. Full of fantastic dialogue, full belly laughs, and even some tears along the way, this first season was absolutely solid and made me feel all the feels.

Rated 02 Jan 2021

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BadFurDay

Rated 24 Sep 2021

Season 1 was really fun and light hearted, avoided all the tropes other light hearted modern TV series fall for, it was unique. Season 2 not only lost its way, but also introduced a nauseatingly bad relationship between Sam and Rebecca. The kid's 21 years old, she's in her 40s, and she's his boss. Anyone who hangs out around people in their early 20s knows they're still teenagers. The show went to the trash bin when they insisted on making Sambecca a thing. And the rickroll eulogy… I'm out.

Rated 24 Sep 2021

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meIih

Rated 17 Aug 2020

s1: 85, s2: 80, s3: 70.

Rated 17 Aug 2020

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mistereee

Rated 19 Feb 2024

The most overrated show I’ve ever seen!!! It’s not funny, not morally redeeming, and wraps itself all in this soap opera-like aw-shucks cheese. I really do not understand why so many people seem to like this show.

Rated 19 Feb 2024

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flipzo

Rated 08 Mar 2021

Respect. Funny and well-directed. I would like to give a hug to Ted and his crew.

Rated 08 Mar 2021

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cblanco50

Rated 12 May 2023

Excelente serie de comedia que nos muestra la curiosa vida de un entrenador de Fútbol en Gran Bretaña.Personajes deliciosos y guiones sólidos y brillantes.Nunca una historia sobre futbol fue tan divertida y gratificante.

Rated 12 May 2023

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emtilt

Rated 13 Mar 2021

[through season 3]

Rated 13 Mar 2021

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IsabelS12

Rated 26 Feb 2024

This show has it all. The characters are genuine, funny, and passionate. The main character is infectiously kind and lovable, you can't help but root for him. Surprisingly pensive/reflective without coming across as sappy or cliche.

Rated 26 Feb 2024

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Hkit

Rated 14 May 2021

"Am I supposed to be the little girl?" "I'd like you to be"

Rated 14 May 2021

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edkrak

Rated 04 Nov 2022

S01E01

Rated 04 Nov 2022

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CStewart64

Rated 10 Aug 2021

W4E2P2S2V1M1A2R4. Office-level excellence.

Rated 10 Aug 2021

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JmnyBllyBb

Rated 02 Dec 2020

Bye bye Ted :/

Rated 02 Dec 2020

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erkam

Rated 06 Oct 2020

s1: 80 s2: 60

Rated 06 Oct 2020

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Khamul

Rated 05 Jun 2023

A super strange show for me personally. I did quite like it, but I could easily list a lot more things that annoyed me about it than what I liked. I understand that the show doesn't even try to do anything but be kind of a feel-good thing, but isn't that kind of a cheap excuse to fall short in many other areas? I don't know, it's finished now and I did like it. Even if it often annoyed me.

Rated 05 Jun 2023

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jlewis

Rated 30 Mar 2022

Made for Americans who want to think it's made for British people. Enjoyable that it's upbeat and positive, some touching moments.

Rated 30 Mar 2022

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Filligan

Rated 01 Jun 2023

The most captivating art of the early 2020s have been earnest depictions of being human, willing to say that it's not cornball to be emotionally open, to address our problems with ourselves and others honestly, respectfully. Ted Lasso might've been the catalyst. It is not a show about football. It's about forgiveness, comradery, acceptance, growth. It's about the path to peace and how it looks different for everyone. No other show has made me cry as often and happily as this one.

Rated 01 Jun 2023

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Timon88

Rated 26 Jul 2021

Good, sweet fun. Excellent cast--Hannah Waddingham is terrific, and I [heart] Nick Mohammed's Nathan.

Rated 26 Jul 2021

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SeanBerndorff

Rated 08 Jan 2024

Season 1: 70

Rated 08 Jan 2024

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amazedemon

Rated 29 Aug 2020

I didn't expect to be so enamoured by Ted Lasso, but the show is delivered with an earnest heartfeltness that is hard to dislike. The entire cast is great, though Temple's my favourite. Having the football punters as the audience proxy, eventually warm-up to Lasso is also a nice touch.

Rated 29 Aug 2020

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cienega

Rated 29 Mar 2022

I was suspicious about this show, because I can't think of a more boring sport than football. But because I like Jason Sudeikis (and because Criticker gave me a high PSI), I decided to give it a shot. Turns out the show is not really about football at all. It's about friendship, love, and community. The writing is gold, and I laughed out loud on a regular basis. On the other hand, themes such as mental health, family dynamics, and death, had me in tears. Such a wholesome and heartwarming show.

Rated 29 Mar 2022

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mattorama12

Rated 08 Dec 2021

An absolute fucking treasure. S1 was just tons of lighthearted and good-natured fun, and very funny. Definitely less funny in S2 than S1 (and I particularly didn't care for some of the more "out-there" episodes in S2), but S2 did have some really excellent character development and I especially appreciated the focus on anxiety. Finally, Sudeikis is solidly in my top two in the category of people who can make me laugh through dance.

Rated 08 Dec 2021

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Gamul1

Rated 21 Mar 2022

I did not expect to enjoy this as much as I have been. It is surprisingly good.

Rated 21 Mar 2022

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depacino

Rated 03 Jun 2023

Season 2 was mediocre, 3 had some really trash episodes switching the focus on Keeley and her stupid pr company. But towards the end they managed to find the balance that made the first season so good and finished the story with a great final episode.

Rated 03 Jun 2023

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N1k0o8

Rated 10 Nov 2021

Very nice feel good TV Show

Rated 10 Nov 2021

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jacobclark12

Rated 02 Apr 2022

The second season slows down a bit too much to maintain the same sort of quality, but Ted Lasso is everything you've heard it is and more.

Rated 02 Apr 2022

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alanstrang

Rated 22 Jul 2023

not bad. the script loses its strength after a while though.

Rated 22 Jul 2023

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deaddilly

Rated 28 Jun 2022

A sweet little resurrection of the wholesome side of 2000's comedy which is way more impactful than it should be, but given the times...

Rated 28 Jun 2022

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user354

Rated 02 May 2023

Every episode feels like a robust cuddle from your grandma that leaves you a little worn out, but cozy nonetheless.

Rated 02 May 2023

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Ross

Rated 09 May 2022

When I feel down, this is the cure. This is the most feel-good series I have ever watches. Everything in it is so charming and enjoyable. Interest in sports is not required. (1 season)

Rated 09 May 2022

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Hofschneider

Rated 07 Jan 2021

S1: Soothing. The football sucks, obviously, but thankfully this show isn't about football. S2: God no, the arrogance of mediocrity.

Rated 07 Jan 2021

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fogcity

Rated 24 Feb 2024

Nearly tops

Rated 24 Feb 2024

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matthewmj336

Rated 27 Feb 2022

Score is for season 1. Season 2 is like 83.

Rated 27 Feb 2022

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kneurotic

Rated 10 Jan 2023

it isn't a prestige level show, but the way it strives to portray healthy mindsets/behavior and actually-positive character growth is refreshing and genuinely unique. season 2 fell off but so far season 3 is looking good again

Rated 10 Jan 2023

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tatarbey

Rated 28 May 2023

Season 1: 85 Sason 2 :87

Rated 28 May 2023

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Ernestina

Rated 06 Sep 2023

It was a slow start to get into it, like some people are slow to appreciate Ted Lasso, but by episode three, I was there. It was light-hearted with 'laughing on the inside' type of comedy. However, I didn't feel the second season as such, with the Beard episode, the funeral one and the whole Sam/Rebecca. Most comedies fluctuate in quality, but with these series it was quite a fast and sudden drop. The show ended alright - on a high note, with a happy ending for all characters.

Rated 06 Sep 2023

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MontyCircus

Rated 07 Aug 2022

I'm a soccer addict. But this show is about as much about soccer as "The Office" is about paper. I remember seeing the original NBCSN Ted Lasso commercials, where he was managing Spurs. Anyway, the show is pretty good, but I wouldn't call it incredible or a "must-see".

Rated 07 Aug 2022

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vv238

Rated 24 Jan 2023

I'm struggling to not make the comparison to Game of Thrones but there it is, I said it. The brilliant start of Ted Lasso falls apart, slowly throughout the second season, but by the end of the third it's all at once. Production quality dips noticeably and the script-writers, when they aren't starting and ending pointless story-lines, are constantly demonstrating their importance through silted dialogue. At least we'll always have Season 1 and most of 2.

Rated 24 Jan 2023

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