The Best Thing Since Ted Lasso

On International Woman’s Day

On International Woman’s Day

The year is 1883. Yes, I know I’m late for the party. If you’ve not watched Ted Lasso, watch it. It’s funny and it’s full of wisdom. But watching TV doesn’t feel the same after you’ve seen it. Because nothing comes close. Until now.

If you’ve already had the pleasure of finding 1883 on Prime TV, you already know what I’m about to say. If you haven’t heard of it before, you’ll thank me.

1883 is the best thing on TV since Ted Lasso. There, I said it. And on International Woman’s Day, here are a few reasons why:

“I knew that war. That war between what you should become, and what you could become.” - Elsa Dutton

“Freedom, is accepting consequences” - Elsa Dutton

And on International Women’s Day, it’s incredible to think that it was two generations ago that this happened, in all its hellish glory: “Death is everywhere on the prairie. In every form you can imagine. And a few your worst nightmare couldn’t muster.”

These were the original pioneers, and they set up the world’s leading superpower.

Incredible.

“I watched her ride and I didn’t see my mother. I saw a woman. And the woman was magnificent.” - Elsa Dutton

As is 1883. And Ted Lasso (in case you’ve not seen that as well).

Happy International Women’s Day to y’all…

In the meantime, have a great week, learn heaps, love loads, and then pass it on.