In the finale, the team comes together to achieve their ultimate goal but shows signs that they may be drifting apart moving forward.

Is it safe to say that Nate has gone to the Dark Side?

Rebecca and Ted confront their parental baggage in a heartfelt episode that leaves a bunch of threads dangling.

A Beard-centric episode is cleverly structured and proves Ted Lasso can (and should) break formula from time to time.

The AFC Richmond members face difficult challenges that can’t be deflected with quick, feel-good zingers. They need to actually get vulnerable.

Our guy Roy needs to give Keeley some space. And Nate, our other guy, needs to find some humility.

Roy is back and AFC Richmond is finally winning again, but now the conflicts continue to turn further inward.

An episode full of loving send-ups to rom-coms puts everything that is great about Ted Lasso on full display.

The Ted Lasso crew avoid all the usual pitfalls of a Christmas episode to crystallize everything that makes a feel-good comedy so great.

Sam’s first taste of stardom challenges his ethics as Jamie learns what it means to be a good teammate.

The vibes are still good for the AFC Richmond crew, but how long can they get by on tie games?

What could have been a mean bit of dark humor to open the season turns out to be a reminder of how moving this show can be.