Ted Lasso

The 27th annual Critics' Choice Awards are airing on The CW and TBS.

I think part of what we're interested in exploring in Roy is what happens after football and what happens to a man like this. Roy is grasping retirement and trying to find a better place to project his soccer-loving energy. He tries sports commentating first, and eventually, ends up back on the pitch as one of the coaches of AFC Richmond. "Acting with Juno is like doing a scene with pure light," he said of the 32-year-old actress, before adding an expletive that was censored out. "Roy is incredibly stubborn," he told Vanity Fair. "It's going to take five episodes to get him over the emotional hump. "Like, I don't do much.

The Ted Lasso wins keep coming, as the Apple TV+ show picked up a total of four awards last night, including Best Comedy – beating seven ...

You guys think that Ted Lasso is a beautiful thing that we brought into your life, but the reaction is just heavenly for us,” she said. “Our beautiful brothers and sisters, and for me more importantly, the babies in the Ukraine that are being utterly decimated at the moment from this putrid, putrid torrent of abuse.” “It is such a beautiful thing that Ted Lasso has brought into all our lives.

The hugely popular Ted Lasso has won numerous Critics Choice Awards including Best Comedy Series and Best Actor in a Comedy Series.

If you want to enjoy Ted Lasso you'll need an Apple TV+ subscription. The huge Apple TV+ show is no stranger to winning awards, but it completed a sweep of the biggest comedy awards in town during Sunday's ceremony yesterday. - Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series – Brett Goldstein, "Ted Lasso"

The Apple TV+ original won four awards in total, including best actor, supporting actor and supporting actress in a comedy series..

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The Apple TV+ comedy series has prevailed in seven races over its first two seasons.

The only Critics Choice Awards comedy category in which “Ted Lasso” wasn’t eligible was lead actress. The wins just keep coming for “ Ted Lasso.” The Apple TV+ comedy series has now claimed seven wins at the Critics Choice Awards from seven nominations across two years. (Sudeikis was not in attendance.) In his speech, Goldstein joked that he wouldn’t curse this time around, and then made sure to give a shout-out his co-star Juno Temple. Minutes later, an exuberant Waddingham was surprised she won a bookend trophy in this category.

Apple TV+'s sensational series Ted Lasso has won all four of their nominated awards at the Critics Choice Awards show.

In case you missed it, catch up on our season 2 episodic recaps and review! Ted Lasso is consistently praised for its feel-good, positive tone, a rarity in TV and real-life in present times. Last season, the show took a deep dive into the struggles surrounding mental health in the world of sports.

When actor Jason Sudeikis introduced coach Ted Lasso to the world nearly ten years ago, no one could have predicted the character's trajectory.

The Emmy Award winning actor and Saturday Night Live alum also showed O'Donnell around the AFC Richmond locker room, explaining the secret history of the club and who some of the Richmond Greyhounds are named for. In newly released videos, O'Donnell asks Sudeikis if Ted Lasso will fall in love and how many seasons he thinks the show will last. Sunday on 60 Minutes, correspondent Norah O'Donnell reported from England where she met the show's stars and went for a walk around Richmond.

At the 2022 Critics Choice Awards, "Ted Lasso" "Succession" and "The White Lotus" were among TV's big winners.

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You guys think that Ted Lasso is a beautiful thing that we brought into your life, but the reaction is just heavenly for us," she said. And I love the fact that people are going to watch it and be like, 'Girl, what are you doing? "I loved that when we join her, we find her in a place that is very, very different as a boss, because she wants to be there," she said. Critics Choice Association — I'm not going to cry, I'm not going to cry — thank you so much for recognizing me among the effing titans of women. Thank you so, so much." "I'm massively unprepared," Waddingham joked while accepting the honor in London. "I didn't think this was going to come around to me again.

Jason Sudeikis and the cast and crew of "Ted Lasso" tell Norah O'Donnell about the show's improbable rise and positive message.

Hannah Waddingham: I also think that had the pandemic not happened, it would have done exactly the same thing because there's something about our show that reminds everyone that you don't have to be cutting to be funny. Jason Sudeikis: I don't know. And it was a way of everyone blocking it out. Jason Sudeikis: Just flat-out show biz gumption, you know-- he just felt a connection to the character. Jason Sudeikis: Yeah. And so can the opposite. Jason Sudeikis: To play the character was intentional. Jason Sudeikis: Best-- I think best friends I think. We weren't coming on the heels of, like, "Here we go with this monster show." Bill Lawrence: He knew from the start that this was a guy that was putting out a-- optimistic face. It takes place in the soccer world, but it's not-- it's never about the soccer at all. The gospel according to Ted Lasso, something like that, maybe, I think. The show "Ted Lasso" was nominated for 20 Emmys last year-- more than any other new comedy in television history.

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Hannah Waddingham: I additionally suppose that had the pandemic not occurred, it will have executed precisely the identical factor as a result of there’s one thing about our present that reminds everybody that you do not have to be reducing to be humorous. Individuals affiliate it with the pandemic time, after all, as a result of it was an enormous hug. Jason Sudeikis: Simply flat-out present biz gumption, you know– he simply felt a connection to the character. We weren’t approaching the heels of, like, “Right here we go along with this monster present.” And I felt prefer it helped the– the method, the tone, the sensation, the vibe, every little thing. Brendan Hunt: He basically– pounded the– the desk and– shouted at a really early—author’s room session, “This isn’t a soccer present. Jason Sudeikis: Finest– I believe finest buddies I believe. There, he was a university theater star, however simply as comfy taking part in level guard on the basketball crew. Toheeb Jimoh: It is the right place to, like, try to sort out that. Jason Sudeikis: To play the character was intentional. Jason Sudeikis: Yeah. And so can the other. And that will be one be aware if he wasn’t additionally conscious that that was masking up someone that wanted to study self-care and– being proactive in going through no matter demons they may have. The present “Ted Lasso” was nominated for 20 Emmys final year– greater than every other new comedy in tv historical past.

Jane Campion, accepting best director prize, says, "I"m like the grandmother of the women's movement in film now, but I'm still here!”.

“Our beautiful brothers and sisters, and for me more importantly, the babies in the Ukraine that are being utterly decimated at the moment from this putrid, putrid torrent of abuse.” So I called my doctor and I said, ‘Do they know something that I don’t?’” But to me, it’s a creative achievement award. (Creator and star Jason Sudeikis won the best comedy actor trophy but was unable to attend the ceremony.) The show picked up the best comedy prize, after Brett Goldstein and Hannah Waddingham nabbed back-to-back honors for supporting actor and actress. When “King Richard” star Will Smith was named best actor, he pointed out Venus and Serena Williams and their sister and the film’s executive producer, Isha Price sitting at the film’s table in the ballroom. The duo were honored for their work in the film, which dramatizes filmmaker Kenneth Branagh’s childhood, alongside Ciaran Hinds and Caitriona Balfe (who looked on from the London ceremony), as well as Judi Dench. “Belfast” earned three trophies in total, with the win for Branagh’s original screenplay awarded during commercials. He later noted that he’ll actually be “74 tomorrow; I just can’t remember.” Hill went home a double winner with his movie dad Jamie Dornan joining him onstage to accept the award for best acting ensemble. Earlier, Culkin accepted the supporting actor in a drama prize. Campion returned to the stage to accept that trophy, the evening’s final award, alongside stars Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons, with producer Roger Frappier. You all define the American dream.” “Succession” took home three awards.

Will Smith and CODA's Troy Kotsur grabbed more statues as Belfast showed its strength.

“Man, I have to go to the bathroom,” Keaton joked at the beginning of his acceptance speech. “I am here tonight with Venus and Serena and their sister Isha,” said Smith. “And I really just want to say to all of you, thank you for entrusting me with your story. For those roles to work, it would have to be substantially changed.” And those Oscar frontrunners continued to pick up steam, with Belfast, CODA, and The Power Of The Dog going home with more accolades. The #SeeHer award is an honorary prize for advocating for gender equality, portraying characters with authenticity, and pushing boundaries. But not even he was immune to the ceremony’s rushed broadcast. “I’ve been in the business for 30 years, and I used to think if I could play the part of a white man, I was winning,” Berry said in her acceptance speech. Because if you didn’t know, I’m not a white man! Despite its 10 nominations, The Power Of The Dog went home slightly lighter than expected. Jane Campion, fresh off shutting down the conversation surrounding Sam Elliot’s distracting and dismissive comments about her film, picked up a much-deserved Best Director win. Every passing week, we inch closer and closer to that little gold man we call Oscar. Oh, yes, there will be flubs, snubs, but positively no scrubs, as per the TLC rule. Hannah Waddingham and Brett Goldstein both took home accolades for their work on Apple TV+’s folksy hit.

27th Critics' Choice Awards: 'The Power of the Dog' wins Best Picture, Jessica Chastain named Best Actress; 'Succession' and 'Ted Lasso' top TV wins.

- Succession (HBO) – WINNER Waddingham accepted the prize, standing alongside Goldstein and Juno Temple, and used the moment to remember the crisis in Ukraine, as several people either mentioned or were seen with yellow and blue pins. In television, Succession and Ted Lasso were the big winners in the top categories as well as acting with Lasso’s Jason Sudeikis, Brent Goldstein and Hannah Waddingham repeating their Emmy wins. Jessica Chastain, who was not present, won Best Actress for her performance in The Eyes of Tammy Faye, following up her SAG win last month. “What your family was able to do inspired everyone in this room, everyone in this country and everyone around the world. Jane Campion also followed her earlier win with a directing win here.

On Sunday, the 27th annual Critics Choice Awards, airing on TBS and The CW, honored the best in movies and TV with hosts Taye Diggs and Nicole Byer.

Best actress in a comedy series Succession won for best drama, with best supporting actor and actress honors going to Kieren Culkin and Sarah Snook. Mare of Easttown also took home top prize for limited series.

Move over "Succession" and "Squid Game" there's a new drama queen ready to take the throne.

Lynskey’s win is huge not only for the perpetually under-appreciated actress, but also for the series itself which could use a little awards traction to keep it in the conversation. While the show did win limited series and lead actress for Kate Winslet, “Lotus” appears to be the early frontrunner to fill the gap that “Mare of Easttown” will leave behind once the beloved Winslet vehicle slips out of the eligibility window. Where this year’s CCA Awards truly broke ground was in lead actress in a drama series, where Melanie Lynskey took top honors for her performance on Showtime’s killer freshman drama “Yellowjackets.” While perhaps not as exciting as the night the series had at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, the global phenomenon that is “Squid Game” made its voice heard with critics. In its first season, the series was barely a blip on the radar with the CCA, with nominations for only drama series and Matthew Macfadyen in supporting actor. It will surely face heavy competition as months pass but how the “Succession” actors fare during Emmy season will be something to watch.