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Ted Lasso finally starts to do right by the Lady Greyhounds
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Ted Lasso's dating profile problem says a lot about the show itself
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Ted Lassos latest cameo is proof of Season 4s identity crisis
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Ted Lasso Season 4 review: Womens soccer is just what this show needs
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In Defense of Short Attention Spans
Emily, your lamentation that we don't take the time to discuss big, knotty shows in detail anymore got me thinking. And what I think is … I am to blame? I'm not egomaniacal enough to think I alone am to blame. Streaming platforms that drop entire seasons on as at once might be more responsible, but I too play my tiny part in this state of affairs. The first way is: I like it.