Someone lampooning the fact that female killers is “so done” makes me think the list of suspects narrows to Ben’s brother, the producers, or maybe Bobo.

The Debbie from Duluth monologue from Donna was incredible. I still think her son killed Ben for not remembering his name

Loretta clearly has more going on below the surface, but her being the ultimate killer seems too obvious. Too obvious that it just might work? I wouldn’t be surprised if the person who is responsible for attempt 1 and the person responsible for the final murder are two different people. My other theory is that at…

I’m not sure I can take the revelation that Oliver Putnam wrote a song that good.

Not sure how intentional it was but I liked how they made Loretta’s little aside about Little Shop of Horrors since the movie version of that hit musical (which I loved as a kid) featured a young Steve Martin as the minor villain character.

Oh, I know, that Swiftie thing was a silly little joke for me lol

He’s 100% talking to a plate of cookies. Came here to say just that.

I’m hopeful Meryl Streep is a red herring. I’m sure she’s more than a simple woman looking for her big break, but I think we’re all very primed to think “she’s the most famous. She’s the killer!” and I hope we get a subversion to that.

LOL, I’ve forgotten about that particular tidbit. You’re absolutely right. He’s talking to a cookie.

Charles absolutely pronounces “meme” the exact same way I did for like the first two years. How dare they remind me??

I’m pretty sure Rudd is talking to a cookie in the video, listen to it again “you shouldn’t be here, GO! no you’re just going to sit just there, acting all sweet, you’re bad” I’m guessing he’s talking to a cookie that may or may not be poisined

I can’t speak for Danny boy in the photo up top, but I’ll wear a mask if I feel like I might be sick, or if I’m going to a location (say, a hospital) where there’s likely going to be a lot more people than usual who are vulnerable to infection.

I am so glad Roy is head coach and not Nate.

Yeah Reddit called them Roid Kent and missus, which I think is kinda funny.

For the season as a whole, I liked the stories with Roy training Jamie, Colin coming out, and Trent joining the team to write a book. I generally liked the way the Richmond season unfolded. Sam’s plots were good as well - I liked the awkward conversations between his father and Rebecca. And of course, everything with…

That wasn’t disinterest. That was active belittling. And pouting when Richmond won.

I don’t need Michelle to get back with Ted. I do need her to lose that guy, though.

Boy, I did not read that closing montage at ALL as just a dream Ted was having. Like, it genuinely never occurred to me that it even might be. More often than not, with this show, take things at face value.

I just wanted to point out the “Cheers” moment (where Norm was played by Jason Sudekis’ uncle)... after Nicholas Colasanto passed after season 3, a picture of Geronimo he had in his dressing room was hung in the bar. One of the last things Ted Danson did in the last ep was straighten it before leaving. Mae, when…

Did I find the use of Cat Stevens’ “Father And Son” a tad on the nose for that final montage? Maybe. But Ted Lasso never did shy away from a painfully obvious needle drop so this is me nitpicking

They were from the “Beard After Dark” episode, I’m pretty sure