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to soccer's great >> seth: you, in fact, and i loved soccer so much, we did a show with the edinburgh fringeng very young. you can tell this is a show we were very angry, based on that photo that we took >> and i believe the central basis of that show was that the united states will win the world cup before england does. we are not wrong, yet. >> seth: and now, we know that the world will end before either of those things happen >> it's a tie. it's a push. >> seth: we can also speak of the fact that -- not -- that we're obviously both fans of the u.s. team. but you're also huge -- we both are still huge fans of the dutch team, as evidence by this outfit you wore during some -- i mean, that's, very clearly, a man who supports the orange. >> yeah. i think that was a wednesday >> seth: there was no game "ted lasso" is so wonderful. this was -- originally, this character was a commercial for nbc sports them getting the premiere league and jason got you involved, our friend, jason sudeikis what was your initial involvement in it? and -- and what was the main role that -- that you were there to pl

in fact, the edinburgh fringe festival is a big deal and i love seeing all the comedians trying out theirclub has so far raised more than £100,000 for charity. one of the things about lockdown is you get to know your kids a lot better because you are with them 24/7. you have thoughts like, i need to give the teachers a big present! but doing stand—up without being able to hear the audience's reaction is a tough gig and you really have to craft your routine carefully. new material is very hard to do online without an audience because it is so symbiotic, the relationship of working with new material because you are basically going, taking this precious butterfly of an idea and you are like, is this rubbish? and they are like, yes! 0r no! let it fly! i think you definitely need some kind of live audience if you're doing new material but if you're doing tried and tested, you know where the funnies are. no point in saying anything amusing, there is no one to hear it! comedy panel shows on tv and radio have also gone on air without an audience and, in many cases, without a studio. i've just rea