Nathan's Panic Attack Explanation
from Ted Lasso
Written by Jason Sudeikis, Bill Lawrence, Brendan Hunt, Joe Kelly
Ted asks Nathan for his honest tactical opinion on the team's chances. Nathan spirals into a vivid, anxiety-fueled description of his fear of failure and rejection before fleeing the room.
TED LASSO: I’m pleased as pie they’re finally gellin’, but am I cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs for thinkin’ we can win?
COACH BEARD: No. We match up perfectly.
TED LASSO: Nate, do you believe this team can win tomorrow?
NATHAN: I believe this team can do anything.
TED LASSO: There ya go. Nate, what would yo
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