Jamie's spending a quiet evening by alone, trying not to think about a certain perpetually scowling, large-eyebrowed individual and failing. He decides he'll head out and have fun alonee but what happens when said large-eyebrowed individual shows up right as he's about to leave his house? A hell of a lot actually, ending in a surprising answer to a very important question.

Rebecca is worried about Ted. The team is celebrating a big win but she realises that his heart isn't one hundred percent in it so she turns up to his flat unannounced whilst he is baking her biscuits. It becomes a night of Truths. Also posted on AO3 - @Easily Obsessed Twitter - @heclosescases

When he was ten and three-quarters-years-old, Ted Lasso's parents left him at the Allen-Bradley Clock Tower for 3 hours and 42 minutes. Well, more like the park across the street. While there, he met a young British boy. Ted gave him a football trading card. The British boy gave him a pen. Time was infinite. Time with people in your life was not. (Ted/Trent)

"I look just like him, Michelle. I can't be lookin' in the mirror and seein' his face every morning because that face quit on me." Life, loss, love, loss, life—a take on how Ted Lasso came to have his mustache and why he still needs it. (Ted/Michelle) (Ted/Sassy)

An alternate take on "Inverting the Pyramid of Success," in which Trent Crimm still writes the article about Ted Lasso's panic attack, but is also forced to disclose the status of their relationship. Here's what happens after that… The path out of the dark forest continues to be a lengthy one, but it's so much easier to navigate with those you love by your side. (Trent/Ted)

It's the evening of Rebecca's dad's funeral and Ted is still not doing great from his earlier panic attack. Set a few months into Ted Lasso and Trent Crimm's relationship, things are both the worst and best they've been. (We're in the dark forest of this rom-com, but don't worry… this isn't the end of this story. There's baking and dancing for you as a peace offering.)

Ted goes a little crazy with baking desserts, and Rebecca suffers the consequences. But Ted is there to make sure she sees things aren't as dire as she thought.

Transportation metaphors galore! Ted Lasso and Trent Crimm meet up on New Year's Eve (the day after "The Signal") to discuss whether they will or will not pursue the relationship they unexpectedly initiated on Christmas. Featuring: Panic attacks, Pride & Prejudice, and some witty Bantr. (Sequel to "My Day With You was a Roller Coaster and I'm Getting Back in Line")

Nate selling out Ted. Trent, who has grown to greatly respect the unorthodox Yankee coach, gets this news. What was THAT conversation like, I wonder. (SPOILERS for Season 2)

Bingo, biscuits, and book genre references. The afternoon of "Carol of the Bells," but Ted Lasso and Trent Crimm accidentally spend Christmas afternoon together instead of Ted and Rebecca. Sad, but not alone. Hopeful, not hopeless. (Eventual Ted Lasso/Trent Crimm.)

"Siri, remind me in one year." "What do you want to be reminded about?" "Drop another truth bomb on Ted." [2x11-inspired T/R fluff.]

Ted’s grief over his divorce writhes under the surface, though he’s not the only one suffering. An encounter on a bridge brings him into contact with a young teacher desperate for a father figure. Takes place during the divorce. Not romance.

Set post s1, Ted and Rebecca reunite after their time away during the off-season, and Ted's made an impulsive decision that has unexpected consequences.

Ted introduces Rebecca to a U.S. culinary delight. Set between seasons 1 & 2.

Rebecca comes to some realizations about Ted and they share a moment that changes things.

Ted dreams about Rebecca then freaks out about it. Which leads Rebecca to dream about Ted and freak out about it.

A night out at an awards ceremony with some of the Richmond gang. Ted and Rebecca banter and slow dance. That's it. That's the fic.

Roy has something to tell Keeley.