Ted Lasso - Season 3

[Anonymous]

I think Rebecca is my favorite character on the show.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think Rebecca is my favorite character on the show.

yes, the most recent episode was so wrenching.

[Anonymous]

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Keely looked like an alien at the stadium.


Yes! She always looks tacky, but still has a pretty face. She just looked so weird in the last episode.

I think she has become too thin, and that is why.

She is a tiny woman and a lovely woman, but sometimes she looks malnourished. I hope she is healthy.

Her extremely high hairline creeps me out TBH. She would look so much better with bangs.

[Anonymous]

Was not a huge fan of the most recent episode. I didn't understand the Ted and Rebecca bump-into-each-other - I really hope those two don't end up together.

And I did not like Keely suddenly deciding she's a lesbian. Dumb.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Keely looked like an alien at the stadium.


Yes! She always looks tacky, but still has a pretty face. She just looked so weird in the last episode.

I think she has become too thin, and that is why.

She is a tiny woman and a lovely woman, but sometimes she looks malnourished. I hope she is healthy.

Her extremely high hairline creeps me out TBH. She would look so much better with bangs.

Juno Temple is really gorgeous with her naturally curly hair. She is extremely petite (short, very small-boned, just teeny tiny but with big boobs). I don't think she's lost weight, I just think they style Keeley in this very over-the-top footballer's girlfriend way, with the huge extensions and dramatic ponytails and makeup and crazy clothes, and it winds up making her look even smaller and very severe. But it's for the character.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Was not a huge fan of the most recent episode. I didn't understand the Ted and Rebecca bump-into-each-other - I really hope those two don't end up together.

And I did not like Keely suddenly deciding she's a lesbian. Dumb.

I do not think they are going to put Ted and Rebecca together. She's his boss and she's already had the relationship with Sam (which she is still in love with) and Ted's issues have nothing to do with finding a partner. I think the weird scene with them in the hall was more about they are both really struggling in lonely ways and don't feel they can talk to anyone. And it's contributing to this disjointedness with running the team, where they both feel under intense pressure to succeed but also are not working together in useful ways.

I don't think Keeley decided she was a lesbian, she is just specifically attracted to Jack. I am unsure where that relationship is going but willing to give the storyline a chance. I really like the actress playing Jack -- she is on For All Mankind (also playing a lesbian, actually, but American) and it's fun seeing her in a different kind of show.

[Anonymous]

Jodi Balfour (Jack) is a lesbian IRL.

[Anonymous]

If this is the final season, why are they spending time introducing all these new characters: Zava, Jack, Shandy. And Coach Beard and the players have had comparatively little to do so far.

[Anonymous]

Can’t stand Shandy! So glad she’s gone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Was not a huge fan of the most recent episode. I didn't understand the Ted and Rebecca bump-into-each-other - I really hope those two don't end up together.

And I did not like Keely suddenly deciding she's a lesbian. Dumb.

I thought the hallway bump was just more about the psychic theme. She says a word on his mind and he says one on hers. There are at least two other scenes like that in the episide, and I think that's why Ted got the shakes right before his son called, he "knew" the call was coming.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Was not a huge fan of the most recent episode. I didn't understand the Ted and Rebecca bump-into-each-other - I really hope those two don't end up together.

And I did not like Keely suddenly deciding she's a lesbian. Dumb.

I thought the hallway bump was just more about the psychic theme. She says a word on his mind and he says one on hers. There are at least two other scenes like that in the episide, and I think that's why Ted got the shakes right before his son called, he "knew" the call was coming.

DP. What was the word on his/her mind? I feel I really missed something with that scene in the hallway!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Keely looked like an alien at the stadium.


Yes! She always looks tacky, but still has a pretty face. She just looked so weird in the last episode.

I think she has become too thin, and that is why.

She is a tiny woman and a lovely woman, but sometimes she looks malnourished. I hope she is healthy.

Her extremely high hairline creeps me out TBH. She would look so much better with bangs.

Juno Temple is really gorgeous with her naturally curly hair. She is extremely petite (short, very small-boned, just teeny tiny but with big boobs). I don't think she's lost weight, I just think they style Keeley in this very over-the-top footballer's girlfriend way, with the huge extensions and dramatic ponytails and makeup and crazy clothes, and it winds up making her look even smaller and very severe. But it's for the character.

There is nothing gorgeous about her. Sorry. I don’t like to our down people’s looks but she is not gorgeous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Was not a huge fan of the most recent episode. I didn't understand the Ted and Rebecca bump-into-each-other - I really hope those two don't end up together.

And I did not like Keely suddenly deciding she's a lesbian. Dumb.

They won’t end up together. Ted will go back home to be with his son.

[Anonymous]

Rebecca and Ted - together?? No way. Those two are just friends. Not sure where that idea came from.

As for the psychic predicting Rebecca would become a mother... I wonder if Sassy is going to die somehow and Rebecca adopts her daughter?

[Anonymous]

I think Ted's panic attacks are because subconsciously he knows he needs to be home, with his son.