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[ef]

I rarely hear a quote that actually resonates with me. I've adopted this as a mindset to help with my people pleasing and anxious personality, obsessing over first impressions and doubting myself. So uplifting for me!

[sketch]

This scene is easily the best in the series. This scene will never be ursurped of that title. As time goes on I genuinely believe this will be referenced as one of the greatest scenes in t.v history. It's heartbreaking, heartwarming and massively inspiring while also stimulating introspection of ones self in a way that is nothing short of absolutely profound. Merely thinking of this scene gets the waterworks going. This scene in and of itself makes me completely, earnestly want to be a better person. Not just the idea that I should, but the actual willingness and want to be a better, more caring person than I currently am

[davidquinn]

Notice prior to Ted's monologue, Rebecca looks down at her watch. But once he begins, her attention increases when he talks about his dad's passing. Perhaps this is the first time she begins to comprehend what Ted is all about. That brief glimpse in the background, present but subtle.

I can't begin to explain how this particular scene changed my life. I am achiever but I always felt I was up against a wall, feeling depressed and burnt out. My wife to cheer me up put this series. Although the series in itself is amazing, every word in the clip resonates with me. You gave me something to hold on that day that will remain with me for ever. For the one who wrote these lines. You made me peaceful ✌ from inside. You made me change the way I see the world. Just that Ted saw it on the board and I saw it in this clip.

[CCJJChannels]

Still makes me sad when he says “from age ten ‘till I was sixteen when he passed away.”

[sixsevencomedy]

This scene hits so much harder when you have seen all of Ted’s story.

[timm]

One of the best moments of any show I’ve seen, love it

[cannonball]

I’ll never tire of this scene, perfect in every way. It is truly one of the most beautiful moments in TV, resonating far beyond a sweet, quirky series. This scene is canon & the show, Ted Lasso, a master class of quality TV.

[DMFroomer]

Scenes like this turn what would have been an alright show into one of the best out there.

[maxjohansen]

Whenever I know about to win something I quietly smile and quip “barbecue sauce.”

[spacecoastmatt]

I shared this everyone. I have a friend who is a guidance counselor who uses this scene with her kids. It has become part of my personal philosophy.

[skylaryoung]

I love how proud Mae looks while Ted is talking😊😂 Like a proud mother who knows she did a good job raising her child lol

[sylance]

I've watched this scene a dozen times, and every time I tear up.

[prathameshkhot]

Watched this show for comedy but it was more than that❤️

Excited for 2nd season 🎉

[snoogansthejew]

My favorite scene of the whole season 🥰

[laurelhill]

Rupert calling Young Rebecca a "consolation prize" is all you need to know about the man.

[brews.n.bits.]

This is the scene that just solidified the series for me. It just really resonates with me ❤

[krowlee]

The Man City episode makes this beautiful and heart breaking

[Garcern]

This already great scene is even better now in retrospect after season 2.