Again, brett Goldstein scores! For the second consistent year, the Ted Rope star is victorious in the Exceptional Supporting Entertainer in a Satire Series class.

The 42-year-old performer, who plays Roy Kent on the Apple TV+ soccer spoof, showed up and guaranteed he wouldn’t swear during his affirmation talk as he did a year prior. He let the group in on that since he swore, his talk didn’t air in the UK and his people never saw it. Considering that, he was thankful for the extra open door. Besides, he dropped a couple swear words regardless, which got calmed during the transmission. The stunt had everyone rolling!

“I will take the necessary steps not to swear,” he said during his affirmation talk. “Thankful to you to the organization and Apple, thank you to Jason and Phil and Brendan and excellent youngster Joe Kelly for making this extraordinary thing and letting me a little piece of it. I would keep in mind it. It’s marvelous. To the cast, my fellow picked individuals, the hardest part about being in Ted Rope is being in a take and not obliterating it by saying, ‘God, you’re perfect.'”

“I was told not to swear,” he continued. “My family never got to hear me say this thank you during the ongoing extra open door mother, father [muted]. If it’s not too much trouble, acknowledge my expressions of remorse. Much obliged. Thankful to you.”

Goldstein told the Sunday Times as of late that, considering everything, the impending third season will be the show’s last, getting done with its series finale.

“We are forming it like that. It was organized as three,” Goldstein shared, later joking, “Heads up ahead of time — everyone dies.”

Goldstein beat down Anthony Carrigan (Barry), Toheeb Jimoh (Ted Tether), Scratch Mohammed (Ted Rope), Tony Shaloub (The Wonderful Mrs. Maisel), Tyler James Williams (Abbott Rudimentary), Henry Winkler (Barry) and Bowen Yang (Saturday Night Live).