We watch a lot of TV, so we decided to come together to highlight all those feels of the week that our favorite shows give us.
‘Ted Lasso’ 3×08 Review: “We’ll Never Have Paris”
Ted Lasso 3×08, “We’ll Never Have Paris,” instills hope that perhaps this show won’t hear its final whistle — at least not anytime soon.
We Need to Talk About ‘Ted Lasso’s Keeley & Jack
The whole Keeley and Jack of it all on Ted Lasso season 3 is a frustrating mess and we need to talk about it.
‘Ted Lasso’ 3×07 Review: “The Strings That Bind Us”
Ted Lasso 3×07, “The Strings That Bind Us,” is a masterclass in storytelling as it pulls the ever-present invisible thread through three seasons of stories.
‘Ted Lasso’ 3×06 Review: “Sunflowers”
Ted Lasso 3×06, “Sunflowers,” taps into the show’s origin story with a trip to Amsterdam that ties together the mid-season finale with engaging pairings.
‘Ted Lasso’ 3×05 Review: “Signs”
Ted Lasso 3×05, “Signs,” has earned twists and surprising turns that encourage a renewed belief that AFC Richmond will win the whole thing in the end.
‘Ted Lasso’ 3×04 Review: “Big Week”
Ted Lasso 3×04, “Big Week,” orbits around uncomfortable yet necessary conversations and illustrates how they can change everything.
We Need to Talk About ‘Ted Lasso’s Colin Hughes & the Gay Reveal
Colin Hughes was confirmed as being gay on Ted Lasso and honestly…we’re not even shocked. We discuss in this week’s Queerly Not Straight.
‘Ted Lasso’ 3×03 Review: “4-5-1”
Ted Lasso 3×03, “4-5-1,” challenges AFC Richmond’s ability to believe in believe as unexpected challenges impact their personal and professional spheres.
‘Ted Lasso’ 3×02 Review: “(I Don’t Want to Go to) Chelsea”
Ted Lasso 3×02, “(I Don’t Want to Go to) Chelsea,” makes a case for telling instead of showing by strengthening its central metaphor.