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He's here! He's there! He's every-f@ck!ng-where! Roy Kent! 🌟

This was a masterpiece of a episode. The ending sequence was beautiful made. Whi thinks ted and rebecca are texting each other???

Ted Lasso continues to one-up itself by churning out incredible episode after incredible episode. I have never in my life watched a show that made me feel so hopeful that there is true good in humanity. This show gives us amazing characters with less than perfect backgrounds who support each other and help each other grow as human beings. This latest gem saw the ever formidable Roy Kent learn what truly makes him happy in life and to stop being afraid of going for it. We are then treated to possibly the greatest stereotypical rom-com "airport chase" scene which concludes with possibly the greatest stereotypical rom-com "take-me-back speech". The epic finale of this episode is overall one of the best of all time.

We also get to see Rebecca and Keely use their strong personalities for good as they help Nate grow his confidence. It doesn't seem to matter who or when, but the entirety of TL has seen each character go through amazing transformations at some point and in turn pay it forward to help someone else. This is what makes this show what it is. A light during a dark time in our history. Ted Lasso has made me laugh and cry, but most of all smile and feel hopeful even on the toughest of days.

If you haven't watched this show yet I cannot recommend it enough. It's the best feel-good show on television!

A brilliant episode that gets back to what makes this show great. Some great heartfelt moments & not taking itself to seriously with the 'rom-communism' tropes. It was great to see Nate become assertive & Roy realise coaching is what he's made for. She's a rainbow was a nice touch too along with so many other little references to classic rom coms. I thought this episode was fantastic!

Even though the shows name is Ted Lasso - I love that the show is focusing on the growth of the people around him which in this episode we're Nate and Roy. Both find their true inner self and they embrace it and run with it.

Solid episode but I'm not sure why this particular episode has such a high rating.

Season 1 had a tension to it that weaved itself through every episode. Ted Lasso was a beacon that shined as bright as it could and if it struck someone in it, then that person could find a sliver of salvation and happiness. They just had to shed the BS of the world and accept positivity and, if they were strong enough, themselves.

This episode continues a Season 2 trend of tensionless television. Ted's light beams everywhere now. We're 15 episodes in and it feels like the struggle is over.

Have a rich oil baron wanting Sam fired? That's OK, this entire world is good. Jamie still struggling with his place in the world and insecure masculinity? That's OK, it's all solved now. Jamie is on board.

In Season 1, Ted was pulling a series of Godfather-like strings, using his kindness to allow chess pieces to move themselves into place. Season 2? All the strings are pulled. The chess is now checkers.

The show is pleasant. I guess that's fine. I hope I can remember to watch it next week.

Super dramatic episode, this show keeps surprises me with the new stories they create.

Roy kent, Ted and Isaac was one of the best side stories in Tv to be created, it's not about winning or losing the game but it's about enjoying it.

The chemistry between the actors is unbelievable,Foy and Ted are so good when they are together.

Nathan got his pride back, he is a new man now.

Too much beautiful quotes in one epiosde and too much love, fun and joy.

The upcoming episode will be great I believe, Ted might be chatting with Rebecca, like who shares beautiful quotes more than Ted ? And they didn't share any moment together in this episode so I believe the next epiosde will be more dramatic and more romantic.

And more heartbreaking.

The show wasn't bad, but focusing on Nate is just a bad idea. I have no idea how this was an Emmy nominated character.

I think this might outdo the final episode of The Sopranos for me, because it made me cry tears of joy. I've watched this entire series seven times in short succession, and I'm still not tired of it. Here I am watching this episode again right away. Roy Kent is one of the greatest characters of all time. It did not go unnoticed that Nate had a rough episode. I'm wondering what's in store for him...