'Ted Lasso' returns for its fourth season, confirmed to be in production
Ready for a dash of excitement, folks? The vibes are electric, 'cause your beloved show, "Ted Lasso," is back on AppleTV+!
Spilling the beans, season 4 of this Emmy-winning comedy is set to drop, according to a juicy announcement made on Friday. The man behind the fantabulous Coach Lasso, Jason Sudeikis, will reprise his role, leaving his hearty laugh and wise words in Richmond once more.
Soaking up the atmosphere, Sudeikis shared a Lasso-esque statement on Friday: "In season four, the lovable gang at AFC Richmond learn to leap before they look, discovering that wherever they land, they've ended up exactly where they're meant to be."
Details about the full cast are still under wraps, with Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Phil Dunster, Jeremy Swift, and Nick Mohammed, among others, potentially joining the lineup again. However, AppleTV+ did drop a hint or two: Brendan Hunt and Brett Goldstein will be executive producers, and Goldstein will continue to pen the series. No word yet if the dynamic duo will also appear on screen as Beard and Roy Kent.
It's been nearly two years since the season 3 finale aired, leaving fans hanging on for more. But now, it's game on again!
"Ted Lasso" hit the streaming scene in 2020, and it took no time to charm its way into our hearts. The show follows the journey of Coach Lasso, an American football coach trying to make a name for himself in the UK with AFC Richmond, a struggling football team. Despite not being the most learned in UK football tactics, Lasso's positive vibes and folksy sentiments make every turn worthy of a cheer!
In its debut season, "Ted Lasso" captured 13 Emmys, including the trophies for outstanding comedy series and lead actor (for Sudeikis).
Stay tuned for updates on the release date and Season 4 plot details!
Jason Sudeikis, the charismatic star of "Ted Lasso," is expected to return in the optimistic fourth season of the Emmy-winning comedy, set to air on AppleTV+. The producers, Brendan Hunt and Brett Goldstein, will manage the series, with Goldstein also set to write. Fans of the show, which has been a source of both entertainment and inspiration, can look forward to more heartfelt moments between Coach Lasso and the Richardson team. The full cast has yet to be announced, but several original cast members, including Hannah Waddingham and Juno Temple, may rejoin the lineup.
