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Ted Lasso's third and possibly final season takes time to find its footing, but patient viewers who believe will find that they appreciate Coach as much as ever. Read critic reviews
Ted Lasso (2023)
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Watch Ted Lasso: Season 3 with a subscription on Apple TV+.
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Episodes
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1. Smells Like Mean Spirit
Air date: Mar 15, 2023
The newly promoted AFC Richmond face mockery as pundits predict they'll finish dead last this season.
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2. (I Don't Want to Go to) Chelsea
Air date: Mar 22, 2023
News of a top player looking to move to London sends the English clubs into a frenzy. Richmond play their first game back in the Premier League.
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3. 4-5-1
Air date: Mar 29, 2023
Richmond adjust to an exciting change, but Jamie has reservations. Ted learns there’s something new going on back in Kansas as well.
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4. Big Week
Air date: Apr 5, 2023
Everyone's feeling the pressure as Richmond gear up to play West Ham. Ted is reunited with an old friend.
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5. Signs
Air date: Apr 12, 2023
With their season in a tailspin, Richmond try to right the ship against mighty Manchester City. Off the pitch, everyone faces their own setbacks.
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6. Sunflowers
Air date: Apr 19, 2023
A friendly match takes the team to Amsterdam, where one night out unlocks truths for many.
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7. The Strings That Bind Us
Air date: Apr 26, 2023
The Greyhounds try a new strategy that has everyone thinking outside the box. Sam prepares to host a VIP guest at Ola’s.
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8. We'll Never Have Paris
Air date: May 3, 2023
While watching Henry, Ted fights the urge to spiral when Michelle and Dr. Jacob go on a romantic trip. An online leak has massive implications for Keeley.
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9. La Locker Room Aux Folles
Air date: May 10, 2023
Colin and Isaac’s friendship is tested. Roy is asked to do a press conference.
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10. International Break
Air date: May 17, 2023
While some of the Greyhounds head home to play for their countries in international matches, Edwin Akufo brings a business proposal to Rebecca.
Ted Lasso: Season 3 videos
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Ted Lasso: Season 3 Trailer
Ted Lasso: Season 3 Teaser
Ted Lasso: Season 3 Episode 12 Finale Clip - Final Key of Total Football
Ted Lasso: Season 3 Episode 11 Sneak Peek - Can't Lose Jamie
Ted Lasso: Season 3 Episode 9 Sneak Peek - Biut
Ted Lasso: Season 3 Episode 8 Sneak Peek - Drums
Ted Lasso: Season 3 Episode 5 Sneak Peek - My Wife
Ted Lasso: Season 3 Episode 4 Sneak Peek - It's Four AM
Ted Lasso: Season 3 Photos
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Critic Reviews for Ted Lasso: Season 3
Audience Reviews for Ted Lasso: Season 3
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I put off seeing this for so long thinking I wouldn't like it. It's not really just about the footy - it's really really good
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While not as good as seasons 1 and 2 and while you could almost eliminate the character of Lasso at this point as the other characters are stronger, it's a good show and worth watching. Especially the episode where Beard is dancing to Hello, possible the best episode of the three seasons. Like it!
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This show is by far one of the best comedies that I've seen in a decade, or more. I was late to get into it, because I don't like sports or sports movies or shows for the most part. This made me get the love of sports. Season three is maybe better than the first two, but it also just feels like one long progressing story. The show also is so feel-good but also real and dramatic at times, while also having some of the best humor of any show. The characters grow and develop, and they are all amazing. Like most shows, I came in for one or two actors that I knew, and some of the ones I didn't became my favorites. Keely and Rebecca are SO good. Roy and Leslie are so great too. I relate to Ted Lasso more than any character ever, especially after everything in season two, so I love it even more for that.
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as nathan would say, i am quite picky in series but for me ted lasso is just amazing... probably it correspond to me very much... i watch the entiry serie like every 3 month or so...
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The best season, with some truly superb episodes, especially Sunflowers.
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Heart-warming, clever, tragic, funny, another adjective, these are the words that describe Ted Lasso. It's like chicken soup for the soul. Season 3, while sometimes tends to meander around, I still think it has the same greatness of the other two seasons. The episodes slowly get longer as the season moves along, which I didn't even realise until the episodes started being an hour, and they use all of the runtime quite well, and make sure to focus on each plot line that they do set up. The finale episodes (11 & 12) are absolutely incredible, and a great way to finish the watch. I just love it.
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People over analyze this show. The season was absolutely brilliant. We watch TV to be entertained. This season makes you feel good, happy and it's on point. It's the end of the arc and what a fun ride it was. It brings us all a nice morality check. Brilliant ladies and gentlemen, you did a spectacular job with this show and thank you for the hours of laughter, tears and fun. What a ride…
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Seasons 1-2 were great. Season 3 had little to do with Ted lasso and was more about side characters pushing political agendas. Typical self-destructing "modern" tv show
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will very much miss Ted Lasso
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Okay so obviously, I love Ted Lasso, but something did bother me in this season. I know that the character of Ted Lasso needed to be shown as clearly less and less in his environment, to justify his desire to go home to his family, to choose him for his well being, and to end the show on, "this was a beautiful ride and we're all the better for it but it was the right time to end" but it was just so sad to see a character that represents so much love, hope and support for young men, kind of disappear in the background. Ted that was previously one of the main characters, was now barely explored in his relationship with his boss Rebecca, with his therapist that completely disappeared this season (except for the finale) and others. Don't get me wrong, I adored the Amsterdam episode, what a great relationship building twist, it was wholesome in and out, I adored Danny, Sam, Rebecca & Keely's friendship, Roy & Jamie's friendship !!! the reconciliation between Ted & Nate, the hug between coach beard and Nate, It was just so awesome in and out. I want to address a particular shoutout to the amazing depiction of sexual orientation in sport due to possible homophobia and the still present cultural and social expectations of masculinity traits in men, it is not an easy subject and I think that it was done in a quite natural, authentic and respectful way, paving the path for a better future.
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