Ted Lasso: The Richmond Way

The show is amazing and funny

There is little more than you can ask from a show than what Ted Lasso delivers. It's hilariously funny even after several watches through the seasons in their entirety. They're full of heart and beautiful characters. The relationships and jokes that occur between different combinations of the characters just don't grow old. It's truly a work of art to have a show with this much positive meaning, positive influence and innocence while also have superb comedy and language that are not for young children. Richmond Upon Thames (proximal to London, England) is a delightful setting for this incredibly unique story. Full of emotion and absolute replayable comedy - Ted Lasso is one of the best.

Loved the series. The DVDs were clear with no blemishes.

I love everything about this show so I wanted to have permanent access to it.

"Believe" me this was worth the money. As a gift for a Ted Lasso fan the set even came with a believe poster, which was a big hit. It's a great show that we have watched three times now, and each time we continue to discover new things we missed in the previous viewings. We watched it first on Apple + with a trial subscription, and if there is one downside, I prefer the visual of the subtitle options on my TV verses on the Blue Ray. But that is one tiny disappointment on a wonderful product. Go Richmond!

honestly obsessed with this show; it's so wholesome

It is so incredibly rare to find a show like this: one that’s heartwarming but not sickening, wholesome but a little bit naughty, one that only improves on repeat viewing. It’s too bad there aren’t any special features (I’m reviewing the 2024 Blu-ray release) but I’m just glad it was released on DVD/Blu-Ray at all instead of being held hostage on a streaming service. The performances are stellar (where has Nick Mohammed BEEN?! He blew me away!) and I loved getting to see Hannah Waddingham all glammed up when I’d previously only watched her as the Worst Septa of All Time on Game of Thrones. For a real head trip, go watch Jason Sudeikis in Colossal and then watch this. Don’t even get me started on Roy, Keeley, Sam, Higgins, etc. If you haven’t watched this great show you should definitely give it a shot.

Of course the show is awesome—so many life lessons tied up in a really great story—but the DVDs and case are good quality.