Ted Lasso has captivated the hearts of everyone who have witnessed it. The feel-good Apple TV show received twenty Emmy nominations in its first season, the most ever for a first-year show, and won seven, including Outstanding Comedy Series and Jason Sudeikis’ Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series.
According to Apple TV+ on Twitter, season two ended on a major cliffhanger last autumn, and fans will be relieved to discover that work on season three has begun, according to Apple TV+ on Twitter.
The tweet, which says “New season, new kits,” teases the arrival of new jerseys for AFC Richmond, the show’s core soccer team.
Jason Sudeikis stars as Ted Lasso; a Kansas City-based football coach asked to coach a soccer team in London alongside his assistant coach Beard (Brendan Hunt).
Based on Sudeikis’s persona from NBC Sports ads, Ted Lasso is defined by his unflinching optimism and tenacity, as well as a deliciously silly mustache, and the program is both a fish-out-of-water narrative and a fascinating sports series.
Season two of Ted Lasso left numerous unanswered mysteries, laying the groundwork for season three’s multiple storylines.
Roy Kent’s (Brett Goldstein) and Keeley’s (Juno Temple) relationship appears to be on the verge of collapse, with Keeley declining a trip with Roy to pursue her new work. Sam (Toheeb Jimon) has purchased the property to convert it into a Nigerian restaurant.
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Phil Dunster, Jeremy Swift, and Cristo Fernandez star in Ted Lasso. Together with Hunt, Joe Kelly, and Bill Lawrence, Sudeikis conceived the series.
The series continues to be one of the most popular on Apple TV+, with 509 million viewers over the first two seasons. Season three’s direction is unknown. However, Sudeikis has stated in many interviews that the program was originally intended to be three seasons.
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Given the series’ popularity, it’s likely Apple will be eager to convince Sudeikis and co. to return for more Ted Lasso, but we’ll have to wait and see. Season three of Ted Lasso has yet to be confirmed.