Though Ted Lasso’s season 3 finale felt like a solid place for the series to end, it might not be long before AFC Richmond’s back on our screens.
Ted Lasso could come back for a fourth season
It might not be long before AFC Richmond is back on the pitch.
It might not be long before AFC Richmond is back on the pitch.
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Deadline reports that Warner Bros. Television — which coproduces Ted Lasso with Universal Television for Apple — has tapped a number of the show’s core cast members to return for a not-yet-greenlit fourth season. Actors Hannah Waddingham, Brett Goldstein, and Jeremy Swift have all had their options picked up by the studio.
Cocreator Jason Sudeikis is said to be attached to the “revival” (which feels silly to say considering the season three finale only debuted last year). As Variety notes, it’s also not yet clear which actors (Waddingham, Goldstein, and Swift are all UK Equity members) with SAG-AFTRA contracts may return for the new season. Of course, nothing’s official until the studios all announce that production is up and running. But at this point, it seems very likely that there’s more Ted Lasso to come.
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