Ted Lasso Season 3 Episode 11 Recap: “Mom City”
Are you ready for another heartwarming episode of Ted Lasso? This time, the show focuses on the importance of family and forgiveness in “Mom City,” the penultimate episode of the series. In this episode, Ted’s mother pays him a surprise visit, while Jamie reveals his struggles with mental health. In this article, we’ll provide you with a recap of the episode and all the significant moments discussed, including:
Ted’s Mother Visits
In this episode, Dotty, Ted’s mother, surprises him with a visit to England after claiming she’s been staying in a hostel. She’s a hit with the team as she regales them with exaggerated tales of Ted’s adventures. However, Ted seems annoyed and puzzled by his mother’s unexpected visit.
Nate’s Return to Richmond
Isaac, Colin, and William approach Nate about returning to work as a coach for Richmond. Despite the offer, Nate declines. However, after being fired from the restaurant he was working at, Nate realizes he needs to go back to AFC Richmond to make amends for his misdeed.
Jamie’s Struggles
Jamie is feeling depressed, and Roy is concerned about him. He’s become someone who apologizes for his actions and shows excessive empathy towards others. After attending a team gathering to watch You’ve Got Mail, they follow Jamie to his childhood home, where he confesses to his mother that playing against Manchester triggers traumatic feelings for him.
AFC Richmond Beats Manchester City
AFC Richmond beats Manchester City after Jamie assists, makes a game-saving play and scores the final goal. Ted substitutes him out of the game, and the fans now give him a standing ovation.
Ted’s Emotional Moment
Ted reveals that he’s afraid to get close to his little boy because it hurts when he has to leave. He thanks Dotty for what she did for him but then tells her, “f**k you” for what she did wrong. Like not talking to him about his Dad’s death and not seeking help for herself.
Keeley’s Confrontation with Roy
Roy expresses his feelings of wanting to be more than friends with Keeley. However, after grabbing Roy’s hand, Jamie interrupts them, and they don’t get to discuss their feelings for each other.
Forgiveness is Key
Ted and Jamie have significant emotional moments after Jamie’s father shows up at the game. Ted makes a bold suggestion to Jamie that he should forgive his father. Ted points out that it’s not about forgiving his father but about forgiving himself.
The Importance of Seeking Help
Ted admits that he’s been talking to a therapist about his panic attacks. He suggests to his mother that she should also consider therapy. Mae says, “parents pass on their faults to their children even though they don’t mean to.”
Team Bonding
The team gathers to watch You’ve Got Mail together and bond over the movie’s ending. Roy, Keeley, and Jamie also share a private moment together on Jamie’s bed.
Family Grudges
Dotty comes to England to tell Ted that his son misses him. Ted confronts her about why she came, including what she did wrong, like not talking to him about his father’s death and not seeking help for herself.
Conclusion
In conclusion, “Mom City” is another fantastic episode of Ted Lasso that highlights the importance of family, forgiveness, and seeking help. With only one episode left, it’ll be interesting to see what happens next. Will Ted find a way to solve his panic attacks? Will Nate successfully make amends with AFC Richmond? And will Roy and Keeley end up together?
FAQs
1. When will the final episode of Ted Lasso season 3 air?
– The final episode of season 3 will air on October 8th, 2021.
2. Will there be a season 4 of Ted Lasso?
– Yes, Apple TV+ has already renewed the series for season 4.
3. Who plays Jamie Tartt in Ted Lasso?
– Jamie Tartt is portrayed by actor Phil Dunster.
4. How many episodes are in Ted Lasso season 3?
– There are 12 episodes in season 3 of Ted Lasso.
5. Was Ted Lasso inspired by a real person?
– Yes, the character of Ted Lasso was inspired by former American football coach Ted Lasso, who coached the Wichita State Shockers from 1983-1986.
