Could 'Ted Lasso' Season 3 be the final season?

Ted came in with a mission and his mission was to, you know, regardless of the wins and losses, was to make these players the best versions of themselves on and off the pitch. And I think he's getting to a point where he's done that. Like these players can stand on their own two feet. And like, especially Sam, for instance, like he's grown to a point where, you know, if this was it and like we were wrapping up at season three, then like he's, like, Ted's accomplished his mission in a way, you know, like Sam has embodied the lasso way, the rest of the players have embodied it. And so, so yeah, I think they'd be in good hands. What the heck is going on out here? These guys are more distracted than a bunch of cats playing laser tag. They heard all the pundits saying we suck.

As much as the world tries to tell us we're different, you know, men, women, you know, left, right, you know, black, white, etc. We, there is a great deal of overlap in all of our dealings as human beings that we face and feel, you know, happy, sad, you know, scared, in anything in between. And those, those things sometimes feel like dirty little secrets within ourselves. And the more you sort of share them with others, if you're fortunate enough to have a family that you communicate with that or a friend group that you share that with, or in this situation, you know, a teammate, then, then you feel a lot less alone. And it's less scary.

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