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  • ‘I started going grey at 19. A decade on, there is finally a woman who looks like me on TV’ |…

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    ‘I started going grey at 19. A decade on, there is finally a woman who looks like me on TV’

    Opinion: There’s a tiny detail in the new season of Ted Lasso that’s easy to miss, but it hit me like a freight train when I noticed it in the first episode – and I haven’t been able to stop noticing it since.

    Coach Alice Chilton, played by 34-year-old Sex Education and The Other Bennet Sister star Tanya Reynolds, has grey hairs.

    Coach Alice Chilton has grey hairs and doesn’t hide them in Ted Lasso’s fourth season. Universal Television, Warner Bros. Television

    Not a full head of them, not a stripe of white at her roots, but a visible scattering of grey hair through her long dark hair.

    Ted Lasso season 4 episode 4 recap: Breaking up cliques

    We’ve been on a journey in Ted Lasso season 4. We started with finding a way to get Ted (Jason Sudeikis) back to Richmond, this time to shepherd the women’s team, but it hasn’t been smooth sailing for the team, either.

    Much like with the men’s team once upon a time, Ted is having to work his magic to make them a cohesive unit. That continues this week as he tries to get them all on the same page. The fourth episode of the season, “Greyhounds’ Day Off,” shows there is work to be done to get them to bond.

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    ‘Ted Lasso’ Doubles Down on Its Most Infuriating Storyline

    Sam and Diane, Ross and Rachel, Pam and Jim, Nick and Jess. Every decade has a memorable sitcom will-they-won’t-they that goes through various stages of yearning, getting together, breaking up, and reuniting. It is a tried-and-tested formula that, if timed right, will have audiences cheering at significant milestones—like first kisses—as if their team has just scored.

    Unfortunately, Ted Lasso fails to capitalize on its previous romantic momentum and comes up short in this department.

    “I think keeping two people apart who belong together is bad,” Keeley Jones (Juno Temple) says in an earlier episode this season. She is talking to her ex, Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein), about his coaching staff quandary, but really, she is talking about them. There is no wink to the camera, but there might as well have been.

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