Ted Lasso The 10 Best Episodes Of The Series Ranked According To IMDb

Ted Lasso: The 10 Best Episodes Of The Series, Ranked According To IMDb

With a lovable cast of characters along with endearing and inspiring storylines, it is no wonder that Ted Lasso has taken the world by storm.

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The massive success of Ted Lasso has taken the world by storm. The Apple TV+ series premiered in the summer of 2020 and has already won numerous tv awards, including several Emmy awards. Led by Jason Sudeikis, Ted Lasso follows an American football coach that is recruited to coach the AFC Richmond soccer team in England.

While it is a cheerful comedy, the show often leans into more serious issues and emotions. With a lovable cast of characters along with endearing and inspiring storylines, it is no wonder that Ted Lasso has established itself as one of the best shows on tv.

10 Carol Of The Bells Features Several Different Christmas Celebrations – 8.7

Episode 4 of season 2 follows multiple stories of how the characters of Ted Lasso acknowledge Christmas. After calling his son and wife, Ted joins Rebecca as they dress up and deliver gifts to children while Roy and Keeley spend the holiday with his niece, Phoebe.

Meanwhile, Higgins invites the team over to his home to celebrate with his family. Even though Ted does not get to be with his family, the fact that he has many friends and co-workers around him helps to soothe his internal pain.

9 No Weddings And A Funeral Has The Team Supporting Rebecca During A Dark Time – 8.7

Following the death of her father, Rebecca and the team attend his funeral. The tragic event draws Rebecca closer to her mother as the 2 engage on a deeper level. Additionally, Rebecca’s ex-husband unexpectedly shows up to the funeral.

Rebecca struggles to say anything positive about her late father, and instead sings part of the Rick Astley song, “Never Gonna Give You Up”, all while fighting back tears. The final minutes of the episode sees Jamie reveal that he is still in love with Keeley along with Rebecca breaking off her newly established romance with Sam Obisanya.

8 The Diamond Dogs Shows Ted & Rupert Playing An Epic Game Of Darts – 8.8

Ted accompanies Rebecca to a pub where they are supposed to meet other team owners. While there, Rupert, Rebecca’s ex-husband, ambushes Rebecca and lets her know that he will be attending all of AFC Richmond’s matches. Shortly after, Ted makes a bet and plays a game of darts against Rupert.

After Ted wins the game, Rupert agrees not to attend the upcoming AFC Richmond matches. The end of the episode sees Higgins resigning from his position with the team and Keeley and Roy’s relationship begins to blossom.

7 Ted Experiences A Panic Attack During A Game In The Signal – 8.8

Newly appointed as a coach for AFC Richmond, Roy Kent uses his past experience to help his former team. While originally unwilling to coach Jaime, Roy eventually advises him to only play selfishly when necessary. During their game against Tottenham Hotspur, Ted suffers another panic attack and leaves the stadium in a rush.

Nate feels compelled to take charge and he calls a play that wins the game for AFC Richmond. Viewers also discover that Sam is Rebecca’s mystery match on the Bantr dating service.

6 Ted’s Wife & Son Visit England In Tan Lines – 9.0

The fifth episode of season 1 shows Ted’s family visiting England and the 3 spend some quality time together. Tan Lines also details the fallout of Jaime and Keeley’s breakup, while Jaime continues to struggle with selfishness on the field.

The final moments of the episode see Ted and his wife, Michelle, saying their goodbyes to each other. The moment was particularly emotional for both the characters and the audience that even after bonding as a family, Ted and Michelle had decided to end their marriage.

5 Inverting The Pyramid Of Success Concludes The Show’s Sophomore Season – 9.0

The season 2 finale sees AFC Richmond getting promoted back into the Premier League. Meanwhile, Sam declines Edwin Akufo’s offer and decides to stay with AFC Richmond and also begins the process of opening a Nigerian restaurant.

At half-time in the final game of the season, Nate angrily informs Ted that he feels mistreated and abandoned, prompting an emotional response from both Nate and Ted. The final scene in the episode reveals that Nate left AFC Richmond and has joined Rupert’s new team, West Ham, as a coach.

4 Rainbow Is Filled With Numerous Rom-Com References – 9.1

The season 2 episode is full of references to many iconic romantic comedies, including Notting Hill, The Princess Bride, and Jerry Maguire. Rainbow sees Ted offer a retired Roy Kent a job as a coach for AFC Richmond.

Roy initially declines, but he does agree to help Isaac become a better team captain. However, after realizing that he cannot make a difference for the team as a sports commentator, Roy makes his way to the stadium and accepts Ted’s offer to rejoin the team as a coach.

3 Make Rebecca Great Again Sees Ted Suffer His First Panic Attack – 9.2

Make Rebecca Great Again features the introduction of Rebecca’s friend, Flo, who also goes by Sassy. After their win against Everton, the team visits a karaoke bar in Liverpool. While the team is celebrating at the bar, Ted experiences a panic attack.

Rebecca helps him through the ordeal, and he safely makes it back to his hotel room. The episode also sees Nate giving the team a brutally honest pre-game speech, in which he criticizes many of the players, but in doing so, encourages them to do better.

2 The Hope That Kills You Ends Season 1 With AFC Richmond Getting Relegated – 9.2

The Hope that Kills You presents the fans with an emotional and explosive conclusion in the finale of season 1. The team faces off against Manchester City and their old teammate, Jamie Tartt. The game was a hard-fought battle, but AFC Richmond came up short in the end.

As a result, AFC Richmond was relegated from the Premier League. Even with the unfavorable outcome, Ted and Rebecca vow to work even harder in order to make it back into the Premier League the following year.

1 Man City Is A Nearly Perfect Episode – 9.2

The 8th episode of season 2 is the best episode of the show so far. After receiving an unpleasant visit from his father after the team loses to Manchester City, Jaime becomes emotional and is comforted by Roy.

Man City also sees Isaac giving Sam a haircut in preparation for his Bantr date, who he later finds out is Rebecca. With season 3 of the series on its way, fans will have to wait and see if Ted Lasso is able to top this episode.

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