Jaimie, Roy and Keely Is a Power Trio On Ted Lasso And This Scene Proves It
Stalkers have been stalked.
'Mom City,' the eleventh episode of Ted Lasso's third season, has just been released, and fans all over the Internet are eagerly discussing the recent developments in the plot. As the show's penultimate episode, 'Mom City' featured many pivotal events, which turned viewers' expectations about the finale upside down.
Most importantly, the episode showed how close the characters have grown over the course of the series. Keeley, Roy, and Jamie are especially delightful to watch, as these characters care deeply for each other and their bond now seems to be stronger than ever.
In the latest episode, there was one particular scene that was both hilarious and controversial, deepening the relationship between the characters and proving them to be Ted Lasso's ultimate power trio.
Worried about Jamie, Keeley and Roy follow him to his home and are invited to come in. While Jamie shares a heart-warming moment with his mother, his amiable stalkers are ushered to his childhood room. It looks like a typical soccer fan boy's room, but there are two
Keely and Roy see two items that have an eye-opening effect on both of them.
The inner wall of Jamie's room is adorned with two posters. One is of younger Roy is his game kit and with ludicrous hair. Naturally, both characters are shocked when they see it, which prompts them to express themselves with expletives.
As for Keeley, it's unclear what affected her more — the poster itself or Roy's funny hair. Then, however, she's taken aback even more when she sees another poster right beside this one. The second picture shows her topless, with only soccer balls covering her breasts.
Submerged in this surrealism, Keeley and Roy reconcile as a couple only to be interrupted by Jamie who looks at both of them with his puppy eyes. The scene is both funny and weird, and the dynamics of the three characters are insane.
Naturally, people now see Keeley, Roy, and Jaime as the series' power throuple. They have chemistry and vigor to drive their stories forward and probably deserve much screen time to properly finish their arc in the show's finale.
Fans also note the three characters balance each other out perfectly. Separately, they are a mess, but they become stronger and better versions of themselves when they're together. In each other, they find love and support they need to carry on — and this is pertinent to Ted Lasso's overall positive message.
The show's finale will air on May 31 on Apple TV+.