The Ted Lasso finale attempts to both bring the story of its titular coach to a natural conclusion while still not-so-subtly waving a sign that says in bright, honking letters that spinoffs are coming. 

How you feel about the penultimate episode of Ted Lasso Season 3 will almost certainly depend on whether the show is really ending next week. Read on for our review.

As the ostensible end of the series edges closer, Ted Lasso Season 3 Episode 10, “International Break,” begins to wrap up some of the series’ outstanding storylines.

“La Locker Room Aux Folles” thankfully puts the focus back on the team on “Ted Lasso”, but Nate’s arc still leaves something to be desired. Read on for our review.

Ted Lasso Season 3 Episode 7, “The Strings That Bind Us,” may be the season’s most cohesive episode yet. Read on for our review.

Ted Lasso marks the season’s midpoint with a character-focused hour that feels more like six charming interludes than any kind of cohesive whole.

“Signs” reflects many of the issues that plagued “Ted Lasso” this season—a weird tonal imbalance, too many subplots, a lack of focus on the series’ core characters, and bizarre plot twists that no one asked for. 

AFC Richmond and West Ham finally face off on the pitch, and things don’t go well. Read on for our review.

AFC Richmond gets an intriguing new teammate who shakes up their season in the latest episode of “Ted Lasso”.

The second episode of Ted Lasso’s third season is (mostly) a marked improvement over its first. Read on for our review.