Eddy Cue hints at more 'Ted Lasso' seasons to come
While it's officially only back for one run, "Ted Lasso" creators have plans for more and Apple's Eddy Cue strongly suggests there will be a fifth season on Apple TV. Apple's Eddy Cue says he hopes there will be more Ted Lasso - images credit: Apple. Apple TV's first true hit, the comedy "Ted Lasso," was intended to finish forever after its third season. But it's been revived for a fourth , which is getting mixed but generally good reviews and Apple is hinting that the show will continue. "Ted Lasso" star and co-creator Jason Sudeikis has publicly said that he wants two more seasons . He's even gone so far as to say that he is getting the writers back together in the hopes of a second run. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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While it's officially only back for one run, "Ted Lasso" creators have plans for more and Apple's Eddy Cue strongly suggests there will be a fifth season on Apple TV. Apple's Eddy Cue says he hopes there will be more Ted Lasso - images credit: Apple. Apple TV's first true hit, the comedy "Ted Lasso," was intended to finish forever after its third season. But it's been revived for a fourth , which is getting mixed but generally good reviews and Apple is hinting that the show will continue. "Ted Lasso" star and co-creator Jason Sudeikis has publicly said that he wants two more seasons . He's even gone so far as to say that he is getting the writers back together in the hopes of a second run. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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While it's officially only back for one run, "Ted Lasso" creators have plans for more and Apple's Eddy Cue strongly suggests there will be a fifth season on Apple TV.
Apple's Eddy Cue says he hopes there will be more Ted Lasso - images credit: Apple.
Apple TV's first true hit, the comedy "Ted Lasso," was intended to finish forever after its third season.
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