Jason Sudeikis wants two more seasons of the 'Ted Lasso' revival
The hit Apple TV comedy "Ted Lasso" was supposedly over after three seasons, but now it's back for a fourth and its star and co-creator have hopes for a fifth and sixth. Early image of the new season - image credit: Apple TV "Ted Lasso" returns to Apple TV on August 5, 2026 with a new story that sees the titular character now coaching a second-division women's football team. According to The Hollywood Reporter , though, there could be more. Apple has not commissioned a fifth season yet, but star Jason Sudeikis says that the aim is to get all of the writers back in late August to work on ideas for a following season. He says that he has another three-season arc in mind, and specifically there are ideas for the fourth season that weren't used. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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The hit Apple TV comedy "Ted Lasso" was supposedly over after three seasons, but now it's back for a fourth and its star and co-creator have hopes for a fifth and sixth. Early image of the new season - image credit: Apple TV "Ted Lasso" returns to Apple TV on August 5, 2026 with a new story that sees the titular character now coaching a second-division women's football team. According to The Hollywood Reporter , though, there could be more. Apple has not commissioned a fifth season yet, but star Jason Sudeikis says that the aim is to get all of the writers back in late August to work on ideas for a following season. He says that he has another three-season arc in mind, and specifically there are ideas for the fourth season that weren't used. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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The hit Apple TV comedy "Ted Lasso" was supposedly over after three seasons, but now it's back for a fourth and its star and co-creator have hopes for a fifth and sixth.
Early image of the new season - image credit: Apple TV "Ted Lasso" returns to Apple TV on August 5, 2026 with a new story that sees the titular character now coaching a second-division women's football team.
According to The Hollywood Reporter , though, there could be more.
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