Acteurs·trices:
Jason Sudeikis, Juno Temple, Hannah Waddingham, Jeremy Swift, Phil Dunster, Brett Goldstein, Bronson Webb, Nick Mohammed, Brendan Hunt (plus)VOD (1)
Épisodes(12)
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C'est pas la joie (S03E01)
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(Je refuse d'aller à) Chelsea (S03E02)
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4-5-1 (S03E03)
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Grosse semaine (S03E04)
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Signes (S03E05)
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Tournesols (S03E06)
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Les Liens qui nous unissent (S03E07)
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Paris risqués (S03E08)
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Le Vestiaire aux folles (S03E09)
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Compétition internationale (S03E10)
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École maternelle (S03E11)
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Au revoir, adieu (S03E12)
Vidéo (2)
Critiques (1)
The third season of Ted Lasso starts off slow, but that’s no issue because the emotional rollercoaster kicks in soon enough. It beautifully blends football with the personal lives of the characters, giving each their due space and seamlessly intertwining their stories. There were moments where I was in awe of how well the main characters are written. Each one undergoes significant changes that either warm your heart or leave a mark on your soul. The writers truly outdid themselves this season. As I got more absorbed in the third season, I kept telling everyone that this is the pinnacle of great writing. The finale confirmed it for me — I felt like someone ripped my heart out and stomped on it. I haven’t felt this way about characters in a long time. Ted Lasso is a beautiful show, and I’m so glad it exists. You don’t have to be a football fan to appreciate it; it’s an emotional exploration of humanity that resonates deeply. And there are plenty of moments that showcase this.
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