Ted Lasso ATLA Being A Deceptively Deep Three-act Television Comedy About Our Weakest Moments And The

Ted Lasso 🤝 ATLA 🤝 being a deceptively deep three-act television comedy about our weakest moments and the choices we make to be better for ourselves and the people around us, featuring some of the best “redemption arcs” ever put to screen.

when noah kahan said “someday I’m gonna be somebody people want”

i wish there were more than 24 hours in a day and beverages were $1 and growing up didn’t hurt so much

This week's Ted Lasso episode with Nate's father acknowledging the mistake he made while bringing up Nate and calling him "genius" and prioritising his son's happiness above everything else and this week's episode of The Marvelous Mrs.Maisel where Midge's father acknowledges his daughter's strength and fearlessness and how he regrets the things he didn't do for her.......interesting

1x03 🤝 3x12

"Pass me the ball! Pass me the ball!! Me, me, me! I want the ball! Pass me the ball, please!!!"

THE 60 PAGE LETTER. THERE IT IS.

Okay about Nate’s apology to Will, tho. As someone who has never shut up once in my life, I can kind of relate to both Ted and Nate in the ways they describe and connect things when they talk, especially when they’re trying to be funny.

But Nate doesn’t do any of that with his note to Will. He doesn’t explain. He doesn’t grovel. He just says “I’m sorry.” He doesn’t hide behind clever turns of phrase. He doesn’t even call himself the wunderkind.

Idk I just thinks it takes a lot of courage to let a simple “I’m sorry” like that drift out into the open where anything could happen to it.