Roy Kent sitting on the sidelines in Ted Lasso
Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso has one of the greatest ensemble casts in recent TV history, yet one of the best characters of all is Roy Kent, whose scenes are always amazing, whether they are dramatic, comedic, or somewhere in between. Initially released in 2020, Ted Lasso is a sports comedy following the titular character, Ted, an American football coach who travels to England to coach the failing soccer team, AFC Richmond.
Posts In many ways, Roy’s “whistle” moment encapsulates how wonderfully strange Roy can be. Although he presents himself as a tough guy, Ted Lasso proves time and again that Roy is far from invincible, and something as small as a metal allergy can still affect him. Even better, he has no shame in yelling out at his team in a silly way. To Roy, it isn’t silly: it’s just efficient.
This scene, and most of the moments Roy shares with Phoebe, showcase how caring Roy is. Once again, his gruff exterior would make audiences assume he would be bad with kids, yet his relationship with Phoebe makes it clear that this isn't the case. Roy has a soft spot in his heart for certain people, and when he cares about someone, he will do anything for them - even deal with some awful breath. Roy's scenes with Phoebe are almost always heartwarming and show a lovely side to Roy.
6 Roy Crying On TV Roy Is Emotional & Doesn't Try To Hide It Close In a similar vein, another awesome Roy moment was when he cried on live television. Following the announcement of his retirement, Roy gave his final press conference on TV, and ended up shedding a few tears about leaving AFC Richmond. While this scene may elicit a chuckle or two, the real beauty of it is the fact that Roy cries without worrying about what others might think.
Roy and Keeley are yet another dynamic duo in Ted Lasso who brings a lot of fun and sweet moments to the show. Posts1 ✕ Remove Ads Roy's A Wrinkle in Time moment is so impactful because, as per usual, it mixes comedy with drama to create a touching moment that anyone can relate to. Like Roy, viewers probably think it's silly for Roy to read a children's book for inspiration, but seeing the character become enlightened is incredibly satisfying. Of the many breakthroughs Roy makes throughout Ted Lasso, this is by far one of the best because audiences at home can do it too.
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