Rebecca's heartfelt monologue at super league meeting | Nate's beautiful violin | Ted Lasso 3x10

This is actually Nick Mohammed (Nate) playing the violin along with his wife accompanying him on the piano. I swear this show....

'Just because we own these teams, doesn't mean they belong to us.' ❤

When she sees them as little boys, the little smile to herself and then the start of the epic monologue. I think the best TL scene to date

The fact you are making like nate again and made me like Rupert for a minute is just great writing and storytelling

I can't believe this scene actually humanized Rupert for a minute. When he started laughing I smiled--and I HATE him most of the time! That's great writing right there (and excellent acting! Anthony Head is awesome at villains but he's a super sweet man and a fabulous actor!). Go Rebecca!!! (I have 2 episodes left of the show...so sad it's almost over but cherishing every episode as I watch!)

I think this scene is going to give Hannah Waddingham yet another Emmy. Great scene, profound how it describes everything...makes Rupert look for a moment like a good person.

3:02 I loved this moment when Rupert realized that the little boy she was talking about was Rupert. He smiled and chuckled. Making recall his early years as a boy going to football matches. Made him remember his passion and love for football.

As someone once famously said “football is not a matter of life or death, it’s far more important”. Rebecca understands that.

For a brief moment we saw the good side of Rupert.

The greatest part of this scene is the chemistry between Rupert and Rebecca. In this moment, more than any other moment in the series, they seem like two people that at one time had a great amount of love for one another. That fondness is palpable on Ruperts face as soon as he realizes what story Rebacca is telling.

I love how Nate's violin playing is behind this. It adds more than just if it were a soundtrack. And the decision not to show the vote to "build tension", then just show the aftermath of the reaction, and not the reaction: brilliant.

Rebecca’s speech is utterly spectacular. As a fan of all sports, we all could use more owners who have the same love and passion she has for Richmond in their clubs and teams. If that ever happens we would all be in a better place.

man this is such an amazing scene. "because I would hate for all those little kids and grown-ups out there to ever lose access to that beautiful passionate part of themselves" was one of the best lines

Shit, I wept during this scene like a baby. As a football fan it really struck a chord inside, it's not just a sport, it's something much more important than that, just a shame people in charge only care about the money

pretty sure the security guard being referred to that caught and smacked the young Rupert for sneaking into Nelson Rd, is the same old guy who lives/guards the stadium backdoor.

That is hannahs emmy nomination scene no doubt!

Any real football fan should've raised a glass to that rant Rebecca went on.

The shot of all those rich men as children is so perfect. That's them when they first found and fell in love with football. And how they're just indulging in their childish vices more and more. I hope she gets an emmy but overall, I just have to thank her for performing this scene so beautifully. It even made you empathize with Rupert for a bit, because you can even picture that era where he was just a kid who loved to watch football. I can picture the look on both the guard and Rupert's face as Rupert gave him a pay raise just from her monologue and Rupert's smirk. Now THAT is good acting.

I was very moved by Nate digging his violin out of the attic and playing it again. He was getting back to his true self. The pandemic squashed my granddaughter's desire to play the violin. She told me she still loved it but just didn't want to do it anymore. She's heading off to college in the fall and I really hope she picks it up again. If not right away while she gets her bearings in school then sometime down the road. Also, the speech by Rebecca was one of the best things in the whole series!

Last 2 episodes were great! This scene hit me in the feels.