I really loved how when Jamie hits his dad it's not even a heroic or happy moment for him, for a second you can even see it in his face that's he's terrified he's just turned into his abusive father who lashes out in anger... God it breaks my heart every time
As someone who wrestled with similar demons, I interpreted the scene differently. I might be projecting, but to me it seemed like Jaime had built an entire persona to mask how he felt inside because of his abusive father- a small scared little boy play acting at tough. He hits his father because he was finally building up enough positive self-worth to assert himself, not because he was lashing out( though I see how it can be read that way). I think the interaction would have been different if this happened in private, but in this case he becomes exposed to his entire team. His mask is peeled off and , in a moment they can see his true self and can imagine an entire history of abuse. The scene is so beautifully shot because they take the time to show the other players reactions and their hesitancy, like they're processing a software update to their perceived reality as to who Jaime Tart is. It's so overwhelming that he just freezes, paralyzed by his vulnerability. Coach Beard acts true to form, ever the protector, but it's Roy Kent who sees the situation for what it is and realizes that he has the capacity to be a nurturer. He gives Jaime exactly what he needs in that moment, recognition, acceptance, and care. It's a transformative moment for both of them.
To me, his expression was fearful and sad. Fear like when a kid blurts out something they’re not supposed to, and sadness because he hit his dad, the one man he was supposed to look up to and respect. However, the man in him kept him standing and ready to fight. Such deeply conflicting emotions.
I hit my dad once. It was not heroic or happy. I was 16 about to turn 31 and we’ve been very close ever since. Sometimes the tough love really does work
WHY is Phil Dunster not even getting nominated for all the awards?!! He is incredible at both the comedic and dramatic elements of the show, and is easily one of the most memorable characters in recent TV history.
Roy walking up to Jamie and hugging him was a very powerful moment. It was written so well, acted even better, and you did a great job capturing that moment. Thanks for the tears.
Indeed. Rebecca's arc is pretty good too. She goes from just using Ted to get back at her husband to genuinely caring about him. She spends all of Christmas with him to make sure he doesn't have to spend his first holiday after his divorce alone.
@@calvinjohnson6242 Yes yes yes, the fact that so many characters had an amazing arc in this show, even if it was small, and even minor characters like Trent Crimm. Just goes to show how much of an impact Ted had, and how much the characters truly helped each other.
"There's something worse than being sad, and that's being alone and being sad" that had to also hit y'all in the feels when it was revealed Ted was speaking from experience
And also he says it immediately after seeing Jamie's dad abusing him after the match. The parallels between his own experience and what Jamie is going through are strong. I think it's noticeable that experiences with breaking up with his wife, with his son and with Jamie are the three things that seem to trigger his panic attacks. If Ted is a welcome substitute father figure for Jamie, along with Roy, then I think that Jamie is also in a sense a son figure to Ted. I love that at the end of series 3 they revisit the scene of Ted seeing Jamie at the end of a match through the window, but this time instead of it being Jamie being abuse by his father it's Jamie with Keeley and Roy, probably the two people after his mum and stepdad who love him most in the world, keeping him company and enjoying their victory with him, and at last Ted knows that it's safe to go home to his own son because his other son is OK and safe.
Not enough people talk about the beauty in Teds every lasting theme of “never give up” and how hard it all hits when its revealed that he preaches that in every way about everything because he thinks his dad gave up and nothing has broken him more, so he vowed not to do the same thing
Well done. Jamie's character development has been amazing. And when the team sees what kind of person his father is they immediately understand the way he was previously.
What I liked about the scene when Jamie hit his dad is not only does Coach Beard throw him out and Roy goes to hug him but before all of that his teammates were almost all ready to defend him. you can even see sam holding a few people back
Jamie's growth and journey through the show was absolutely one of my favorite parts. Heck, the show had so many people who blossomed, who grew, who really became the best versions of themselves (as Jamie said) and really it all goes back to Ted really embracing what it is to be a leader, what it is to be a man without being toxic, what it means to truely love and support and care about those around him. Such an amazing show.
Just found the show last week. The scene with Jamies dad and Roy hugging him was so powerful and tear jerking. This show is so well done and so well cast. It's sad to think it probably won't go more than 3 or 4 seasons.
I never comment on YT but this is the single best-structured fan vid i have ever seen in any fandom and by the end i had both hands over my face. this is ART, and I really hope Phil has seen it, because he should pass it around in advance of next years Emmys. This... i cant begin to describe how well cut this is, in terms of storytelling. Wow.
i love how protective Jamie’s teammates got in the scene where he hits his dad. In the back you can see Sam hold people back and a couple others standing up, ready to defend him. Gosh thanks for the tears in this vid🫶🏼
Every man searches for catharsis with their father, daughters with their mothers. It's the biggest source of mental trauma in peoples' lives (on average). We all want to free ourselves from the shackles of our youth, many never do. Some do it with years of therapy, while some do it in a single moment with a single punch. My favorite moment in the whole series is when he hits his dad. Not for the violence, not because his dad deserved it (and he certainly did, and more imo), but for Jamie finally deciding to face his greatest fear. He cried afterward bc he was finally ABLE to. Then Roy comes over, putting aside HIS own personal trauma to embrace his friend. Beautiful writing. A story for the ages.
Jaimeeeeee Tartt doo doo doo doo doo doo Jaime Tartt!!!! Honestly great video! I love how Roy and Jaime have that older/little brother relationship to them now. Love Ted Lasso as a show
Jamie showed amazing character development. He was just a complete asshole in Season 1. In Season 2, he gradually matures and he is no longer so self-centred. He is a real team player for a change
as the show draws to an end, i look back and i feel so sorry for jamie, he dealt with shit and he treated others like shit and he redeemed himself. he put in the effort. nates been accepted back into the team but he never redeemed himself, never worked at himself. he didn’t put in the effort and he didn’t earn anything the way jamie did. and what jamie is shitted on when he joins back and nate isn’t? don’t get me wrong i love this show, it’s literally my comfort show but i can’t forgive nate the way i forgived and now love jamie.
Although I see where you're coming from, I'd point out that by the end Jamie is seen in a much better place in his life. He's basically loved by his team mates, and I think in their own way also by both Keeley and Roy, so - having gone through some terrible stuff, he's come out the other side and really has become the 'best version of himself' that, having done the work, he really deserves to be. I think we see Nate instead a little nearer the start of that journey. He may be accepted more quickly by the team a) because some team members will recognise that, as they bullied him also, they probably do owe him somewhat, and b) I think maybe through all of their experiences and counselling they may just have got better at forgiving people and giving them a chance than they were when Jamie first returned. Just my two pence. Everyone's got their own interpretation, and I'm sure yours is no less valid than mine. These are just my thoughts on perhaps an alternate way to look at it.
I'm new to your channel and "happened" upon this recommendation. This is a beautiful, haunting video. I'm saving it to watch again and will definitely check out more of your content. Thank you! xo
Hey, where did you get the clip of his dad throwing the boot at him and Ted seeing it through the window? I'm trying to make an edit with it. I would screen record the scene from this video, but I need it without the music. Could you send me the link to it?
Still suprised that Ted did not do more to reach out to Jamie after he was sent back to city and he saw what his Dad did. Don't get me wrong he didn't have to do anything and Jamie's shitty Dad is not an excuse for all his behavior, but considering he literally had a lot of the behavior beaten into him, you can see why he is that way. I expect Ted to call him, something.
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I really loved how when Jamie hits his dad it's not even a heroic or happy moment for him, for a second you can even see it in his face that's he's terrified he's just turned into his abusive father who lashes out in anger... God it breaks my heart every time
As someone who wrestled with similar demons, I interpreted the scene differently. I might be projecting, but to me it seemed like Jaime had built an entire persona to mask how he felt inside because of his abusive father- a small scared little boy play acting at tough. He hits his father because he was finally building up enough positive self-worth to assert himself, not because he was lashing out( though I see how it can be read that way). I think the interaction would have been different if this happened in private, but in this case he becomes exposed to his entire team. His mask is peeled off and , in a moment they can see his true self and can imagine an entire history of abuse.
The scene is so beautifully shot because they take the time to show the other players reactions and their hesitancy, like they're processing a software update to their perceived reality as to who Jaime Tart is. It's so overwhelming that he just freezes, paralyzed by his vulnerability. Coach Beard acts true to form, ever the protector, but it's Roy Kent who sees the situation for what it is and realizes that he has the capacity to be a nurturer. He gives Jaime exactly what he needs in that moment, recognition, acceptance, and care. It's a transformative moment for both of them.
To me, his expression was fearful and sad. Fear like when a kid blurts out something they’re not supposed to, and sadness because he hit his dad, the one man he was supposed to look up to and respect. However, the man in him kept him standing and ready to fight.
Such deeply conflicting emotions.
Then roy walking towards him and you can see Jamie tense up not knowing what roy is going to do. Truly a beautiful show and acting all around
That scene reminded me of me and my dad always fighting
I hit my dad once. It was not heroic or happy. I was 16 about to turn 31 and we’ve been very close ever since. Sometimes the tough love really does work
The transition of Jamie Tartt from villain to hero is truly amazing, one of a kind.
WHY is Phil Dunster not even getting nominated for all the awards?!! He is incredible at both the comedic and dramatic elements of the show, and is easily one of the most memorable characters in recent TV history.
He is now nominated for an Emmy 2023!! Hope he wins!
@@diananunez7 It's all I want at this year's ceremony...😭😭😭😭😭😭
Roy walking up to Jamie and hugging him was a very powerful moment. It was written so well, acted even better, and you did a great job capturing that moment. Thanks for the tears.
Brings a tear 😢 even time I see that seen
@@deebrown3244 Every time, no matter how many times. I think, 'ok, I know what's coming, I've seen it before, so ok.' and then Bam!
It’s the little flinch he does, amazing acting
Jamie has had the best arc in the the show so far
Indeed. Rebecca's arc is pretty good too. She goes from just using Ted to get back at her husband to genuinely caring about him. She spends all of Christmas with him to make sure he doesn't have to spend his first holiday after his divorce alone.
I wholly agree, but dont let nate see you writing things like that. He **will** spit on you
That’s saying a lot, considering Rebecca’s arc is amazing too. And Ted’s. And Nate’s. And Sam’s. And Roy’s. And so many others…
@@calvinjohnson6242 Yes yes yes, the fact that so many characters had an amazing arc in this show, even if it was small, and even minor characters like Trent Crimm. Just goes to show how much of an impact Ted had, and how much the characters truly helped each other.
"There's something worse than being sad, and that's being alone and being sad" that had to also hit y'all in the feels when it was revealed Ted was speaking from experience
And also he says it immediately after seeing Jamie's dad abusing him after the match. The parallels between his own experience and what Jamie is going through are strong. I think it's noticeable that experiences with breaking up with his wife, with his son and with Jamie are the three things that seem to trigger his panic attacks. If Ted is a welcome substitute father figure for Jamie, along with Roy, then I think that Jamie is also in a sense a son figure to Ted. I love that at the end of series 3 they revisit the scene of Ted seeing Jamie at the end of a match through the window, but this time instead of it being Jamie being abuse by his father it's Jamie with Keeley and Roy, probably the two people after his mum and stepdad who love him most in the world, keeping him company and enjoying their victory with him, and at last Ted knows that it's safe to go home to his own son because his other son is OK and safe.
@@johntate6537 five star assessment
Not enough people talk about the beauty in Teds every lasting theme of “never give up” and how hard it all hits when its revealed that he preaches that in every way about everything because he thinks his dad gave up and nothing has broken him more, so he vowed not to do the same thing
Damn that’s so good
Well done. Jamie's character development has been amazing. And when the team sees what kind of person his father is they immediately understand the way he was previously.
What I liked about the scene when Jamie hit his dad is not only does Coach Beard throw him out and Roy goes to hug him but before all of that his teammates were almost all ready to defend him. you can even see sam holding a few people back
I'll never stop saying it. Editing is an art. Nicely done.
Yes and she should have known when to turn down the damn background music....
Jamie's growth and journey through the show was absolutely one of my favorite parts. Heck, the show had so many people who blossomed, who grew, who really became the best versions of themselves (as Jamie said) and really it all goes back to Ted really embracing what it is to be a leader, what it is to be a man without being toxic, what it means to truely love and support and care about those around him. Such an amazing show.
This show changed my life. Ted Lasso, the way he looks at life, changed how I look at the world. It made me a better more thoughtful person.
Just found the show last week. The scene with Jamies dad and Roy hugging him was so powerful and tear jerking. This show is so well done and so well cast. It's sad to think it probably won't go more than 3 or 4 seasons.
My all time favorite scene in both seasons is when Roy rushes over and just holds Jamie so tightly. Such an intense and important moment.
I will always love jamie and Roy scene with his father. Just incredible
Words have never rang truer than “ it’s worse to be alone and sad.” Unfortunately it’s a part of my life right now.
Jamie's character arc is the most heartbreaking AND uplifting at the same time. I hope great things are in store for him.
I never comment on YT but this is the single best-structured fan vid i have ever seen in any fandom and by the end i had both hands over my face. this is ART, and I really hope Phil has seen it, because he should pass it around in advance of next years Emmys. This... i cant begin to describe how well cut this is, in terms of storytelling. Wow.
Agreed!!
Seriously. You truly made something beautiful with this, I envy your eye and skill. Bravo!
i love how protective Jamie’s teammates got in the scene where he hits his dad. In the back you can see Sam hold people back and a couple others standing up, ready to defend him. Gosh thanks for the tears in this vid🫶🏼
Every man searches for catharsis with their father, daughters with their mothers. It's the biggest source of mental trauma in peoples' lives (on average). We all want to free ourselves from the shackles of our youth, many never do. Some do it with years of therapy, while some do it in a single moment with a single punch. My favorite moment in the whole series is when he hits his dad. Not for the violence, not because his dad deserved it (and he certainly did, and more imo), but for Jamie finally deciding to face his greatest fear. He cried afterward bc he was finally ABLE to. Then Roy comes over, putting aside HIS own personal trauma to embrace his friend. Beautiful writing. A story for the ages.
I tear up every time I see the scene where Roy hugs Jamie 🥺
Jaimeeeeee Tartt doo doo doo doo doo doo Jaime Tartt!!!! Honestly great video! I love how Roy and Jaime have that older/little brother relationship to them now. Love Ted Lasso as a show
Fantastic job editing this; it reminded me that Jamie had such a fantastic character arc. Well done!
this is so touching i tear up every time i watch it
Love this character ❤
Jamie’s actor and writers did a great job. Easily top 3 stand out characters for me along with Nathan and Roy.
Man this show is what's been needed in TV.
*chef’s kiss*
Jamie showed amazing character development. He was just a complete asshole in Season 1. In Season 2, he gradually matures and he is no longer so self-centred. He is a real team player for a change
as the show draws to an end, i look back and i feel so sorry for jamie, he dealt with shit and he treated others like shit and he redeemed himself. he put in the effort. nates been accepted back into the team but he never redeemed himself, never worked at himself. he didn’t put in the effort and he didn’t earn anything the way jamie did. and what jamie is shitted on when he joins back and nate isn’t? don’t get me wrong i love this show, it’s literally my comfort show but i can’t forgive nate the way i forgived and now love jamie.
Although I see where you're coming from, I'd point out that by the end Jamie is seen in a much better place in his life. He's basically loved by his team mates, and I think in their own way also by both Keeley and Roy, so - having gone through some terrible stuff, he's come out the other side and really has become the 'best version of himself' that, having done the work, he really deserves to be. I think we see Nate instead a little nearer the start of that journey. He may be accepted more quickly by the team a) because some team members will recognise that, as they bullied him also, they probably do owe him somewhat, and b) I think maybe through all of their experiences and counselling they may just have got better at forgiving people and giving them a chance than they were when Jamie first returned. Just my two pence. Everyone's got their own interpretation, and I'm sure yours is no less valid than mine. These are just my thoughts on perhaps an alternate way to look at it.
I'm new to your channel and "happened" upon this recommendation. This is a beautiful, haunting video. I'm saving it to watch again and will definitely check out more of your content. Thank you! xo
wow, thank you so much! this made me tear up 🥹
Well, thank you for the tears!!!!!
Truly amazing work ❤️
duuuude this is amazing !!
Holy shit what a video. Great job!
This video is freaking amazing. WOWOWOWOWOWOOWWO
I love this video so much thank you!!! Now I miss the show even more lol
This is fantastic.
That was awesome. I just finished watching the show last night
Roy Kent, athletic therapist. It's freaking wonderful.
This is AMAZING
What awesome editing.
I love this
This is so good 😭😭😭😭
Called this and it still
Made me cry
Made me cry❤️
Excellent video you created!
fucking love him man
Nah because I can relate to Jamie so much😢
Really Really Amazin work. Thank u
Jamie Tartt doo doo da doo da doo!
I love this 😭😭❤❤
So good ❤️❤️❤️
Very Well done!
Hey, where did you get the clip of his dad throwing the boot at him and Ted seeing it through the window? I'm trying to make an edit with it. I would screen record the scene from this video, but I need it without the music. Could you send me the link to it?
Everyone deep down no matter what is a person with feelings
Hell yeah.
makes a great trailer ❤
Now I want a season 3 update! Swoon!
Will do!!
Still suprised that Ted did not do more to reach out to Jamie after he was sent back to city and he saw what his Dad did. Don't get me wrong he didn't have to do anything and Jamie's shitty Dad is not an excuse for all his behavior, but considering he literally had a lot of the behavior beaten into him, you can see why he is that way. I expect Ted to call him, something.
Well done.
"WATCH IN HD + EARPHONES" highest quality is 360p but even though it's a great edit
Who is cutting onions? Shut up!
Do you have a Twitter handle? Your work is amazing.
You know I actually don’t, do you think that’s something I should look into?
@@anniebocca9092 No. stay away from Twitter. It’s like dropping acid at Disneyland. Sounds fun, but it’s a mistake. Trust me.
Ted and Roy were his father figures
Great comp. Lower the music volume. Keep them coming.
This was a great edit. I would put it up there with MARGARITA life and Fluffer Nutter.
😭🙌🏻
Woah....pretty good.
Nate went to crap so Jamie could become better
Loved the clip edit but turn down the damn background music....
thanks for the suggestion! i’ll definitely try to take it into consideration next time ☺️
3:35 that's the copy of a scene from Major League Movie....
That was dope. 👍👍