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I like a one where he says the barbecue sauce.

Respectfully 🙏

Everybody gangster until Ted says “barbecue sauce”

This show makes me want to be a better person

So true!!

I like a one where he says the barbecue sauce.

It’s really the best !

This whole show can make you a better person! I think that's why Ted Lasso is so beloved. A lot of us want to be the best version of ourselves.....

I like a one where he says the barbecue sauce.

I love how he takes the loss like a man, bids everyone a good day, and walks away. No whining.

​@@RoivonPCbecause he had plenty of time to accept his ass was played by a hillbilly

I don’t think even Gerwin Price or MVG can do that while telling a story and barely focusing . Ted lasso should of been a pro darts player.

I think it's what makes it such a great scene. Rupert knows he was beaten after the first 20. Ted hustled him like a pro. and when he makes the snide comment and Ted threatens him subtlely without showing anger at all Rupert understands his loss

Good on you, mate.

You don't need to. We all understand. That's why we love music and moving pictures. They convey emotions like nothing else

Everytime I have bbq sauce I always think of this scene and before I take the first bite I always say to myself "bbq sauce"

Ditto:))

I do too, let’s be curious people ….

He deserves those emmy’s he won!

Had to remind Rupert he’s american for a second.

His fake accent is almost as bad as a brits. Brits think we all talk like Lasso apparently.

@@JPSimen nah

​@@JPSimen "fake accent"? Ted's from Kansas. Jason Sudeikis is from Kansas City. I'm not sure if he's from the Missouri side or the Kansas side but they're basically one big town split into two across the border. There's nothing fake about it.

I like a one where he says the barbecue sauce.

He was winning her over a bit more each episode at least in season 1, I'll be on Season 2 tomorrow.

Her acting in the second half of this scene is really impressive. She communicates so much through facial expressions and body language.

You’re right. Rebecca’s look when he talks about his father passing away was magic. Clearly, CLEARLY, she underestimated him too.

She wasn't curious.

That’s the way that I took it too

You mean Trent Crimm, The Independent?

I mean he still gets them relegated so they were right

Damn never realized that but I like it

@@roshana110 well, to be fair they only got relegated because at the time of season 1, Rebecca was still sabotaging the team. Ted couldn't have accounted for that. Despite losing their best player(who was becoming the team player we see in s2 Jaime) they still help Man city to a one point game that lost in final seconds to the same player Ted helped grow. There's a reason it was a 3 season series from the start, it's all about the arc

The New Sincerity movement, man. It’s triumph is inevitable.

They really fucked it up with season 2 and 3 though. They turned Ted in to a whiny prick. The show needed his positivity throughout. Yeah, he could face problems and I'm all good for him showing some weakness but they're just lingering on it FAR too long.

​@@eS-ql7vm friendly help here, and I'll delete the comment after you edit yours if you like. Its*

@@isaiahayers1550 Oh snap. Good catch. But why would I want to delete evidence online of you just being a straight up good dude and wanting to anonymously help out a stranger in a way that doesn’t benefit you at all? I’ll keep my mistake up there thank you very much, and you keep your crown, king. 👑

This was a nice interaction. Made me smile.

In the second season Episode 2: “My dad was always harder on himself than anyone else” Episode 8: “My father killed himself”

There are a ton of moments in Season 1 that play quite differently after having known Ted's family history.

It’s payback for Rebecca helping him through his panic attack. He even gave up an easy 10,000 quid just to help her out.

Nice.. Yeah.. another perfect show.

As long as we are talking about "one of the best" I would submit the opening scene to the series The Newsroom. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mK-gfsmolp2RqY0.html

@@stevechance150 I can't express how much I disagree. Aaron Sorkin's writing is just unbearable, and the Newsroom? It lives in the pretense of being a commentary on the politics of the day and devolves into whinging for an idyllic American past that never actually was. The "not the greatest country, but we used to be" (paraphrasing) shtick is absolute horseshit and so incomprehensibly stupid. (I mean, I do like Jeff Daniels in the role though, he's spouting bullshit, but he delivers it well)

for Disneyfied brain dead mericans ; your darn tootin

​@@b.c.2281 then why tf are you here?

@@HOWEZY4769 dude, that reply is directed to someone whose comment has been deleted.

A amazing well written character. So many people seem to be like that.

And the great thing is that the actress playing Bex is actually Jason's girlfriend IRL...

@@BigTulsa not true

@@evervol1 Hes right. they are dating

@@tg9024I Agree thought he was taking about becca the owner cause she's married lol

I'm with you, dude.

Had over a year to do 33 watches. that would take about 165 min or about 2 hours and some change. You not having watched it yet, is very disappointing. Where is the resolve the will, the passion! You can do better Matthew

I like a one where he says the barbecue sauce.

watch this scene every week,i love it

come back for another watch mate!

A lot more weight to him having to collect himself with the 'barbeque sauce' line.

@@MottashedLendingGroup his exact words were “passed away” so at that point we knew he died but not how. Only when we learn it was through suicide in S2E8 do we grasp the magnitude of his father’s death on him. When you look back at how Ted casually sloughed off his father’s passing in the darts scene, you realize just how much of a badass he really is. Not just because he outplayed a skilled but overconfident Rupert with a huge wager on the line, but because he did it doing something he and his dad did together every Sunday for years and was able to control his emotions to pull it off. Pure badassery.

I also just realized a couple other things: 1) After inquiring of Rupert about how the English take the game of darts pretty seriously, Ted casually throws a couple plastic house darts right handed when we learn he’s actually left handed. It’s obvious after watching this that he was 100% intending to hustle Rupert, sight unseen. Pretty ballsy. 2) Rupert has no problem taking advantage of anyone, especially those he finds inferior. What’s really abhorrent is the amount he offers to bet someone he assumes can’t play darts. That is hall of fame douche stuff right there. In what universe would anyone as wealthy as Rupert be compelled to take advantage of someone who plays darts that badly? Only a complete sociopath. It was at this moment we know Rupert 100% is not a decent person. 3) After Ted’s walk-off victory, Rupert doesn’t even acknowledge Ted. At first, I thought he might have simply been embarrassed for losing against someone he so openly mocked. But now I believe his reaction was more of an acknowledgement that Ted hustled him and that he was going to have to really up his game if he wants to hurt Rebecca/Richmond/Ted. Which makes his later purchase of WHU and subsequent hiring of Nate all the more conniving. (There’s a part of me that believes Rupert has been mentoring Nate, giving him that paternal respect he so desperately craves. We’ll see in S3, but it would make more sense. Can’t wait!)

Right, I just was about to say this. Has me crying again😂😂

@@jhagestad you’re over analyzing a show for babies lol

I like a one where he says the barbecue sauce.

Yep

Absolutely. Me personally, I never felt so much as beaten down when I lost mine as much as the why me attitude until I got older I realized terrible things happen to all kinds of people every minute of every day. Someone's world is being rocked with only God knows what kind of devastating situation as I type this. This scene reminds me to try not to judge anyone too quickly because you never know what someone is going through.

I am sorry for your loss. I didn’t lose mine when I was young, but still feel the loss of him 8 years later.

I like a one where he says the barbecue sauce.

Because to be losing up to that point, in such a way as to win with the perfect high score combination, means that he was throwing for the exact points needed to ensure a win. Ever dart that Rupert threw, changed the math again. So every dart that Ted threw was critical, every single time. He had to do math in his head, complex algebra, to solve multiple, variable equations that haven’t even been written yet. Rupert was beaten the entire time, because Ted was not only great at aiming those darts, but also at solving a formula that is being written as fast as he can read it. Rupert was beaten at every level. Skill, mathematics, mental manipulation, and moral character. It was a setup that took a season to create, and was executed with absolute perfection. Ted baited that trap long ago, and then waited for Rupert to willingly walk right into it. Barbecue sauce indeed.

To be curious, not judgmental

Tell them: " Barbeque sauce"

Well I believe you can do anything you want to do.

back 9 months later and its just as good as the last time

@@kooljakereminding you to come back and watch this flawless scene 11 months later

Still got goosebumps. 10/10 per usual. Thank you sir!@@Shkadoink

Best part of the whole thing...everyone around them was like u better shut the hell little man...

Every Sunday afternoon at a sports bar with my father, from age 10 till I was 16, when he passed away. BARBECUE SAUCE

How many people know about the phrase 'rope-a-dope' though? Such a brilliant line that I missed the first two times I watched this scene.

Considering Brett Goldstein (Roy Kent) was also the story editor... he may well have.

The "Rope-a-dope" analogy that "rupe-a-dupes" is based on also works perfectly. Ted walked him right into the trap, just like Ali did.

It's my pick-me-up and it works every f*cking time.

Every single day.

Do yourself a favour and watch the whole show you’ll love it

YES.... u definitely need to watch this show. It is... unexpectedly good

Maybe it reminded them of something unpleasant in their lives, as Ted says be curious not judgemental :)

This show will change your life. I promise.

Because they're judgemental, not curious

Oh yeah

Please watch a second television show.

I’m grateful to read you came out the other side, to a much better life. Ted would be, too.

Oh....and Snooker, as in he snookered him.

In I think Ep 1 he was talking about what smells makes him think of childhood. He said barbecue sauce. Playing darts is reminding him of that childhood, and the smell of barbecue sauce.

@@Intrexa To take it even deeper, the reason barbecue sauce reminds him of back home is spending years in a sports bar with his dad. One of the most popular things in most sports bars are wings. The smell of barbecue sauce takes him back to time spent in the sports bar with his dad.

@@patflanagan7278 It's nearly Proustian. "Remembrance of Things Past" is best known for the image of the protagonist smelling the 'Madelaine' cakes that brought him back to his childhood. Smell is the sense that has the most intense impact upon our memories.

It’s so binge worthy it’s not even funny. I have to pace myself , I’ve just started Season 2 ♥️

always good to have another reason to watch this eh?

@@klenovyysirop12 aye

I held on for years, as my friends were telling me about it (and I’m a lifelong futbol player and fan). Well I got binge watch it, and they were correct. It’s fantastic… enjoy

You gotta watch the show. It's the best show ever made, IMO.

Barbecue sauce. Indeed.

An entire litre of barbecue sauce (using metric and international spelling despite being American in honor of this great show) Seriously tho, I'm sorry you had a Rupert of your own, and glad that you had the strength to leave. I hope you heal and live a happy life :)

@@iceman9137 love you. I’m doing great now! Thank you man! Can’t believe it’s already been a year now since I commented haha God bless you man!

search "Lucas 1986 Corey Haim" and the phrase "you can't make me quit!"

I think she realized the relationship problem with her own father

I think she got her first glimpse behind the curtain to the man beneath the exterior-- one who lost his father at a young age and has managed to somehow thrive on positivity.

It would be out of character for Rupert to throw a temper tantrum. When around rebecca, everything he says and does is an effort to hurt her. Throwing a tantrum would make her feel good. He’d never let her feel good

Also he has an image to control

He’s got an image to maintain. It’s interesting only in the final episode does a public display of anger and violence show people who he really is. Quite a brilliant moment.

If you listen closely (and look how her body moves) you can hear that she slaps the counter three times in an approving applaud.

I see Giles from Buffy

Slitheen mayor yes, and i thought it was utger but I’ve seen him in a lot

❤

There's a brand of BBQ sauce called bullseye