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Ted Lasso Recap: Football Is Life (and Death) (opens the original)
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Some episodes of Ted Lasso feature no major events and offer few significant developments to the season’s ongoing story lines. Others, like “Mae Takes the Bus,” pile one atop another. The fourth season’s penultimate episode features a pregnancy revelation, the unmasking of a secret villain, and, in its final moments, an unexpected loss that lends an extra layer of poignancy to the episode’s title. It’s a major episode narratively, one filled with satisfying moments related to the journeys Ted La
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Finale Recap: Time Stuff (opens the original)
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As we near the end of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ fourth season — which is also the show’s last full season — it’s worth reflecting on how the characters have changed over the course of its run. We’ve seen Pike deal with loss and, in the process, develop a greater acceptance of his own fate. Spock has cycled through several relationships that have challenged him alternately to get in touch with the human and Vulcan sides of his personality. La’an has… well, La’an’s been through the wringer in
Ted Lasso Recap: Chelsea or Bust (opens the original)
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Beware of montage sequences charting runaway success because they usually mean things are about to take a turn for the worse. Even so, it looks virtually impossible for the Lady Greyhounds’ fortunes to take a downturn in the opening moments of “Follow the Anger.” It turns out the positivity depicted in the previous episode marked the beginning of a halcyon stretch in which Richmond wins match after match, thanks in no small part to team spirit. The team has “yes and”–ed Ted’s “Believe” sign with
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Recap: Fractured Fairy Tales (opens the original)
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This fourth and penultimate season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has seen the series attempting an unusual number of high-concept episodes, even by the standards of a series that hasn’t been afraid to experiment. So far we’ve had a black-and-white episode, puppets, a drunken bacchanalia, and a soap-opera homage. Even the season’s most straightforward (and best) episode, “Off-Hour,” was essentially a ’70s disaster movie in Trek clothing. This season it’s felt like Strange New Worlds’s creative
Ted Lasso Recap: Better Living Through Improv (opens the original)
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A diverse group of women from many different backgrounds make up the Lady Greyhounds’ lineup, but, as the opening moments of “Yes & Baby,” the seventh episode of Ted Lasso’s fourth season, make clear, they all have shit to deal with. Or at least that’s the word the players and others around them use to describe the difficulties they discover come with being a poorly compensated professional athlete while still trying to get by. For Lizzie, dealing with a last-minute child-care crisis when her ex
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