Ted Lasso's Reunion Roadblock Falls Flat
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A Daily Beast review argues Ted Lasso's fourth season regresses by forcing Roy and Keeley's romance into contrived obstacles—like a 10-date plan and a new love interest—despite strong on-screen chemistry, delivering mawkish, nostalgia-driven plotting that undercuts its humor and signals the show should have retired earlier.
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