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Goodbye Earl

Episode aired Jul 23, 2021
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34m

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Versatile SNL alumnus Jason Sudeikis, known for his roles in raunchy comedies like 'Horrible Bosses' and 'We're the Millers,' has won an Emmy for his role in Apple TV+ series "Ted Lasso." "No Small Parts" takes a look at his rise to fame.

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AFC Richmond brings in a sports psychologist to help the team overcome their unprecedented seven game tie-streak.AFC Richmond brings in a sports psychologist to help the team overcome their unprecedented seven game tie-streak.AFC Richmond brings in a sports psychologist to help the team overcome their unprecedented seven game tie-streak.

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Trivia
Ted and Coach Beard's record at the paper-tossing game is 1,236. Earlier in the episode, 1,236 is also the number of pounds Roy owes his niece for swearing. Both figures are commented (by Sharon and Keeley respectively) as "Impressive".

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Depsite it being a fun statement, Ted says he feels like a bigger loser than the biggest loser from "The Biggest Loser". But in "The Biggest Loser," the biggest loser is actually the winner.

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Rebecca Welton: [to Roy and Keeley, after a double date with her new boyfriend] Well?
Keeley Jones: I think he's a really good match. He's age-appropriate, financially appropriate... he's not shy.
Rebecca Welton: I love that about him.
Keeley Jones: Totally.
Roy Kent: [rolls his eyes] Fucking hell.
Rebecca Welton: Is there a problem?
Roy Kent: Tell the truth. He's fine. That's it. Nothing wrong with that, most people are fine. But it's not about him. It's about why the fuck you think he deserves you. You deserve someone who makes you feel like you've been struck by fucking lightning. Don't you dare settle for "fine".