As a diehard fan of Ted Lasso, I must say it feels like we’re navigating through the beautiful twists and turns of AFC Richmond, just as much as our beloved coach himself. The news about Phil Dunster not returning for a main cast role in season 4 is a bittersweet pill to swallow, but hey, even the mighty Ted Lasso has had his fair share of setbacks, remember when he was coaching a little-known soccer team in America?
For some time now, it’s felt like the heartfelt third season of Ted Lasso might be the last we see, with the series seemingly wrapping up, at least in its present form, more than a year ago.
Since Jason Sudeikis’s character departed London for the U.S. to coach his son Henry’s soccer team, it appeared that if the story were to carry on in some way, it would likely take shape as a separate series, concentrating on the show’s secondary characters as they navigated their lives at Richmond AFC without Ted.
It appears that initial assumptions may have been incorrect, as recent reports indicate that the popular Apple TV+ comedy is set to continue with a fourth season, featuring Bill Hader once again leading the cast.
Although specific details remain scarce, it’s clear that actor Nick Mohammed, known for his role as Nathan Shelley on the show, has shown a strong desire to reprise his character. Furthermore, he hinted that he possesses information he is not yet authorized to disclose.
“The odd thing was set up though, so… I’ve got to keep my mouth shut because I keep spoiling things.”
Is it confirmed that Ted Lasso will have a fourth season? Here’s what we can expect from a potential Season 4 or even a new series centered around Ted Lasso (AFC Richmond) in the future.
Will there be a Ted Lasso season 4?
Although the three-season storyline initially conceived by the show’s creators concluded in season 3, several cast members have hinted at the potential for a new storyline to unfold beyond that point.
Previously, Coach Beard’s collaborator Brendan Hunt mentioned to Consequence that another storyline could potentially unfold after the current one. They’ve always viewed the narrative as a three-part series.
Initially, we had planned to structure the three main parts similar to “The Office,” with six episodes per part, a special episode, and then wrapping up. However, we’ve definitely broadened those sections, but rest assured, this doesn’t mean that everything will be completely overhauled or discarded.
Moreover, the final episode of season 3, where Ted permanently left Richmond and Roy assumed the role of Richmond’s manager, appears to suggest that a possible spin-off might arise in the future.
The tease came as Ted suggested that Trent Crimm change the title of his book about the club and Ted’s management.
Ted gave Trent a big thumbs up, saying ‘Fantastic work, Trent! I really enjoyed it!’ He added one small piece of advice though: ‘I’d suggest you modify the title. It doesn’t concern me. It never did.’ Ted then suggested the new title, The Richmond Way.” This way, the message is conveyed clearly and smoothly.
It appeared as though they were hinting that if the series persisted, it might no longer bear the name Ted Lasso, instead opting for titles such as The Richmond Way or just AFC Richmond.
It’s consistent with what Jason Sudeikis, the vocal star and co-creator of Ted Lasso, had stated earlier that Season 3 would be the conclusion to the narrative they intended to present since the beginning.
He said earlier this year that this is the end of the story we wanted to tell, a story we were excited to tell, a story we enjoyed telling. It’s nice to know people want more, even about things they don’t yet know – like season 3 – and it’s flattering.]
By May 31st, when all 12 episodes of the season have been released, they might think, ‘We understand now, we’re satisfied. We don’t need any more; we’ve got enough.’ However, until then, I’ll enjoy and appreciate the eagerness that goes beyond what has already been revealed.
Yet, by August 2024, everything appeared to shift, with whispers spreading that not just the show was coming back, but also the return of Sudeikis.
In truth, Bill Lawrence, one of the creators, has hinted that Sudeikis’s participation was crucial for the show to keep going. He expressed this sentiment to Collider, stating, “As fans, we’d all be thrilled if it resumed. But everyone would say the same thing: whatever Jason feels like doing and whatever his decision is, we’re all on board with it.
He not only takes center stage, but he’s the chief scriptwriter as well. Moreover, his life is undergoing a significant transformation, with a move to a foreign land and raising children. It’s a major shift. As a supporter, I would be ecstatically anxious if someone suggested it might happen again. As a companion, I am supportive of whatever decisions he makes.
As of now, there’s no formal announcement about it, leaving me in suspense about whether my favorite series will continue with a fourth season. I’ll be sure to keep an eye on updates and share any confirmed news here, so stay tuned!
When would Ted Lasso season 4 be released?
Since an official announcement about the fourth season hasn’t been made yet, it’s uncertain when the show will appear on Apple TV+.
On the other hand, according to Deadline, preparations seem to be underway for a fourth season, and if everything aligns, they anticipate filming to commence as early as 2025.
If things go as planned, we might expect the show to return to our screens by the end of 2025 at the very latest, with an estimated timeline leaning towards early-to-mid 2026, which would be about three years after season 3’s premiere.
We’ll keep this page updated as soon as any more information becomes available.
Ted Lasso cast: who would be back for season 4?
According to the latest updates, it appears that Hannah Waddingham (who plays Rebecca Walton), Brett Goldstein (Roy Kent), and Jeremy Swift (Leslie Higgins) will reprise their roles in the show, as their contract options have reportedly been renewed.
It’s anticipated that the actors playing Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis), Coach Beard (Brendan Hunt), and Keeley Jones (Juno Temple) will renew their contracts for another season. Contrary to some reports, it seems Jamie Tartt actor Phil Dunster may not be returning as a main cast member, possibly due to scheduling conflicts.
Regarding the remaining actors, it’s quite possible that Nick Mohammed will reprise his role as Nate, given his repeated expressions of interest and hints about knowing more than we do about the show’s upcoming events. Moreover, it’s likely that many other cast members will return, though their roles may be reduced in scope compared to before.
Currently, we’re looking at a potential lineup for season 4 that includes some of our season 3 cast members, assuming the show doesn’t have any significant changes in its cast lineup.
- Jason Sudeikis as Ted Lasso
- Hannah Waddingham as Rebecca Welton
- Brendan Hunt as Coach Beard
- Brett Goldstein as Roy Kent
- Juno Temple as Keeley Jones
- Jeremy Swift as Leslie Higgins
- Nick Mohammed as Nathan Shelley
- Phil Dunster as Jamie Tartt
- Toheeb Jimoh as Sam Obisanya
- Cristo Fernández as Dani Rojas
- Kola Bokinni as Isaac McAdoo
- Billy Harris as Colin Hughes
- James Lance as Trent Crimm
- Anthony Head as Rupert Mansion
- Sarah Niles as Dr Sharon Fieldstone
- Stephen Manas as Richard Montlaur
- Moe Jeudy-Lamour as Thierry Zoreaux
- David Elsendoorn as Jan Maas
- Mohammed Hashim as Moe Bumbercatch
- Charlie Hiscock as Will Kitman
- Andrea Anders as Michelle Lasso
- Annette Badland as Mae
- Adam Colborne, Bronson Webb and Kevin Garry as Baz, Jeremy and Paul
- Ellie Taylor as Flo ‘Sassy’ Collins
- Keeley Hazel as Bex
- Phoebe Walsh as Jane Payne
- Elodie Blomfield as Phoebe
- Bill Fellows as George Cartrick
- Dame Harriet Walter as Deborah Welton
- Jodi Balfour as Jack
- Katy Wix as Barbara
Is there a trailer for Ted Lasso season 4?
At this point, there’s no teaser or preview for Ted Lasso season 4, since the series hasn’t been formally commissioned for another season, and even if it were, filming wouldn’t have started yet.
On this page, we’ll make sure to update it as soon as fresh footage becomes available. Until then, feel free to revisit the Season 3 trailer by clicking here.
Ted Lasso seasons 1-3 are streaming now on Apple TV+ — you can sign up to Apple TV+ here.
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