In our Screen Gab newsletter No. 92, the L.A. Times entertainment staff goes deep on Samuel L. Jackson's career, catch up on the polarizing final season of 'Ted Lasso' and more. Read more and sign up for Screen Gab here:
, the third, often quite awkwardly, attempts to combine the two: Like a food fight-slash-encomium to football set to solo violin.
Needless to say, no one can be blamed for wishing the series had quit while it was ahead. But, strange as it may sound, “Ted Lasso” still succeeds, in this new form. Eager to develop novel character combinations , tackle more topical subject matter and indulge in the same old silliness , the series comes to resemble the broadcast dramedy it always wanted — but was sometimes too proud — to be.
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