Kelley Curran Blames Turner's Penchant for "Self-Sabotage" for Her Soup Scheme Fiasco in 'The Gilded Age' Season 2 Episode 5 The View's Sunny Hostin Suggests Trump Is Using Racist "Dog Whistles" When He Confuses Biden And Obama: "That's What's Happening" Ironically, the focus on expanded storylines (and episode running time) left the show adrift, introducing ideas only to wander away from them. “Ted Lasso” attempted to be two things at once in its final go: A hangout sitcom where things happen just because they’re funny, but also a serialized drama where things happen because they fit into a larger story arc. I don’t think the show fully succeeded on either front. Just because Ted Lasso is ending, that doesn’t necessarily mean that this is the end for the likes of Rebecca, Roy, Keeley (Juno Temple), and the rest of our favorite Ted Lasso characters. The Ted Lasso series finale opens the door for a number of potential spin-offs. After seeing a conversation go down between Jamie and Keeley, Roy asks Jamie to go out for a beer with him. “Whatever happens on Sunday, I want you to know I’m proud of you for the work you’ve put in this year,” Roy tells Jamie. Jamie thanks Roy for motivating him this year and admits that he doesn’t want Keeley to get in the way of their friendship.

While it may appear as a figment of fiction, it has attracted considerable attention and fascination from fans, igniting their yearning to explore its tangible implications. The Richmond Way: Building an Inclusive and Vibrant Work Culture is a transformative guide that draws inspiration from the heartfelt and engaging style of leadership showcased in a renowned sitcom. It invites readers to revolutionize their work environment using five crucial principles - positivity, continuous learning, vulnerability, embracing the unfamiliar, and teamwork. It’s a sentiment that Apple TV+ evidently wants to take to heart; the streamer’s insistence (desperation?) that Ted Lasso isn’t truly ending could be buoyed by where the show leaves the rest of its characters in Ted’s absence. Roy Kent is appointed Richmond’s new manager, while coach Beard chooses to stay in London as an assistant alongside the reformed Nate. Keeley’s PR firm comes into its own, and Rebecca stays on as Richmond’s owner while selling 49 percent of the club’s shares to the fans. (Rebecca’s decision echoes the Bundesliga’s 50+1 rule with regard to team ownership.) On the player side of things, Jamie reconciles with his alcoholic father, who has entered a rehab program; Sam Obisanya is finally called up to the Nigerian national team; Colin Hughes kisses his boyfriend on the pitch to cap off an occasionally clunky coming-out subplot; and Dani Rojas pulls a Ronaldinho by dating two women at once. (Apparently, like football, polyamory is life.) Throw in Keeley’s suggestion to Rebecca that she should create a Richmond women’s team, and there’s fertile ground for Ted Lasso’s story to continue without its title character in the picture. There’s a lot of TV out there. We want to help: Every week, we’ll tell you the best and most urgent shows to stream so you can stay on top of the ever-expanding heap of Peak TV. Kate Middleton's Infamous Honey Trap Fashion Show Moment Takes Center Stage In 'The Crown' Season 6 Part 2 First Look PhotosGeneral Hospital' Actor Evan Ellingson Died Of Accidental Fentanyl Overdose, Local Coroner’s Office Reveals Rebecca’s finally ready to talk about Ted leaving. She tells him that she’s decided to sell the club. “If you go, I go,” Rebecca says. She offers up another option. “We both stay,” Rebecca says.She respects him going home for his son, but she wants him to consider the possibility that this is his home. Michelle and Henry can come over here and be happy. Rebecca asks Ted to stay, but she already knows the answer in her heart. At the end of the road near Richmond Green, you’ll find Ted’s local pub, which is known as The Crown & Anchor on the show but is actually called The Prince’s Head. While interiors were filmed on a set, the pub is leaning into its role with a wall of Ted Lasso memorabilia, including a framed Greyhounds jersey. For a tradition that’s quintessentially British, plan your trip around a Sunday roast—sort of like a year-round answer to Thanksgiving, complete with Yorkshire pudding. Nearby, you can also pay a visit to the 1899 Richmond Theatre, where team owner Rebecca (Hannah Waddingham) hosts her children’s charity benefit in season 1, episode 4.

Located about 10 miles southwest of London, Richmond sits at a bend in the River Thames and is home to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. The town takes its name from Henry VIII’s demolished Richmond Palace, and it’s adjacent to one of the king’s other favorite residences, Hampton Court Palace, which you can still visit today. How do you get there? One of the reasons why this show has captivated the imagination of fans lies in its potential for practical application in everyday life. Ted Lasso’s coaching approach and his outlook on life itself are rooted in empathy, kindness, and personal development. The first half against West Ham United doesn’t go so well for Richmond. Ted decides to give one last rousing speech before the second half. He tells the team that it’s been an “honor” to coach them and one of the “greatest experiences” of his life. He urges them to play hard, play smart, and play together. He almost says “believe” but stops himself. Firstly, the final game of the season is nail-bitingly won by Richmond after going 2-0 down, giving them a chance at possibly winning the league. More importantly, we get a lovely moment of celebration from the team, including Colin kissing his boyfriend, Michael on the pitch.

And remember Ted’s soliloquy during his darts match against Rupert reminding us to be ‘curious, not judgmental’. Many research studies have proven that being curious leads to emotional well-being, better relationships, and higher levels of achievement. Roy mentions that he and Keeley have started talking again, which makes Jamie pause. They both get territorial and refuse to step aside for the other. They come to literal blows over Keeley and end up at her doorstep. They want her to choose between them once and for all. Instead of choosing Roy or Jamie, Keeley chooses herself.