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Nauseatingly nice ‘Ted Lasso’ doesn’t work without COVID

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hit Apple TV+ comedy series about a doofy college football coach who becomes an unlikely Premier League soccer club manager in the UK debuted during the first, trying year of the pandemic — in August 2020.

And the initially excellent show, starring Jason Sudeikis, proved a cathartic break from the onslaught of bleak news and our 3 a.m.

doomscrolling.Ted was our guy.We cried when it turned out those delicious biscuits in the pink box he gave AFC Richmond owner Rebecca (Hannah Waddingham) every day were actually baked by him the whole time.

Awww! And we sniffled when the Richmond fans did the “He’s here, he’s there!” chant for aging midfielder Roy Kent in his time of need.The team was being mean to kit man Nate (Nick Mohammed) — and then Ted taught them to be nice to kit man Nate.

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