Top 10 Ted Lasso Moments That Made Us Ugly Cry

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friendly reminder that jamie used to idolize roy growing up. makes the hug so much more meaningful

Before Ted Lasso : there is something in my eye After Ted Lasso: i am crying and it's okay.

I don’t even care about sports but this is the best TV show I’ve seen in years. The entire cast is incredible, it’s so optimistic but doesn’t shy away from difficult things that happen in our lives.

Roy hugging Jamie gets me every single time.

"gotta wear the same kit" absolutely destroyed me. they were all against Jamie and making his life impossible he put his ego aside to support Sam. Jamie really has some of the best moments in the show.

When Ted was telling the story of his father’s suicide, that hit so hard. It came out of absolutely nowhere and has always stuck with me.

Ted Lasso sure is iconic. We appreciate how much of an impact he's made in our lives.

Something that’s stuck with me ever since I first read it was how Jamie tenses up when Roy goes in to hug him. He’s not expecting a hug. He’s expecting another fist, and my heart breaks for Jamie every time I watch that scene.

Of course we all knew about #1. This moment makes me cry every time. Jamie was so lost, his teammates were confused and embarrassed by this scene and only Roy could do the most brave and heartwarming move. He doesn't talk much, rarely opens up about his feelings but when it's really necessary Roy is doing something like that.

I love it all. When Beard kicks Jaime's dad out and says "watch the door" as he slams him through it always makes me laugh. This show is just so amazing I am sad to see it go.

Roy hugging Jamie was so out of left field and so amazing. It is arguably the toughest thing tough guy Roy Kent ever does in the show and it isn't done or shown on other shows. Or on the rare occasion when it is, the two just become best buds, like their previous issues never existed. This show hits so close to home because of how amazingly true to life it is.

"You don't have to keep trying anymore. It's okay." Always tears me apart.

The scene when Beard comes to Nate's door and offers his job back in season 3 is an all time moment

The way Jamie recoils at first expecting to get hit when Roy goes to hug him absolutely breaks me. Such a subtle move of body language says so much

Ted is what Rebecca thought Rupert was when they first started dating. Rupert is like a dark twisted version of Ted. He's charming, and makes people feel like they're the most special person in the world but he's just using people. Ted isn't. Ted just genuinely sees the good in people and he lets them know how special they are and that's why he's so infectious.

The episode containing the Roy-Jamie locker-room moment is truly remarkable writing. The entire episode builds to that moment, and while it's mostly a developmental episode for Roy's character, we learn a monumental piece about Jamie's story and character flaw through the introduction of his father. Early in the episode Roy is confronted with the weight and importance of his actions in a moment of failure as a father figure to his niece, Phoebe. After Phoebe gets in trouble at school for swearing, Roy has a conversation in the car with Phoebe where he expresses his doubts to her as a good roll model, explaining how he didn't grow up with a strong father figure in his own life and how he views himself as a failure to her because of that. She promptly breaks Roy's narrative about himself by revealing how much she admires and looks up to him, sparking a new understanding in Roy about the opportunity he has been given as not only an uncle, but as a coach as well. After the Man City match, he sees Jamie's interaction with his father and immediately recognizes a key similarity between the two of them: Jamie is a product of his environment, just as Roy has been a product of his. In that moment, Roy realizes what Jamie has been missing, what he needs is affection, stability and affirmation, and that more importantly, he is the exact person to give that to Jamie. Roy's actions are not only monumental for Jamie, but for Ted as well. This moment unlock's Ted's anger, grief, and regret over his own relationship with his father, allowing him to have a key breakthrough on the phone with the therapist, "Doc" Sharon.

Not sure it's necessarily a tear jerker scene, but the episode of Roy Kent's after game press conference is so poignant and a real life lesson about not knowing what is happening in anyone else's life. S03E09

Roy and Keeley’s confessions and facial expressions after them during the photo shoot for Vanity Fair were really crushing.

Jason Sudeikis is incredibly talented - as is the whole cast! - but his vulnerability is heart wrenching