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‘Ted Lasso’: will season 3 be the last? Jason Sudeikis responds!

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1 year ago

November 29, 2022

The “Ted Lasso” series became one of the biggest hits on the Apple TV + streaming platform, winning top TV awards.

And with the 2nd season slated to arrive to stream in July, the future of production has been the subject of speculation, with rumors that the beloved soccer coach’s journey will soon end in its 3rd cycle – which has already been confirmed by Apple TV +.

And during an interview with EW magazine, star Jason Sudeikis raised the possibility, believing his character’s future is still undefined:

“I don’t know. The story I know is the one I wanted to tell, so it’s the one we’re working on right now, with the help of countless people in front of and behind the camera, so it doesn’t There’s no way I’m driving this. I’m glad everyone is willing to pay for these three seasons. As for what will happen in the future after that, who knows? I still don’t know. ”

Brendan Hurt, interpreter of the faithful squire and collaborator of Lasso, has already expressed his wish to see the plot extend beyond the three seasons ordered.

The co-creator of “Ted Lasso” (alongside Sudeikis) reflected on the huge success of the production, considering that the right decision becomes the working partner:

“We are still baffled by the positive response and I think it might soften Sudeikis’ hard heart. I say that whatever he decides, I will accept it with pleasure ”.

Series producer Bill Lawrence was adamant that he wanted to see the narrative develop even further:

“I hope we have more stories.”

Check out the magazine’s recent photo shoot with Sudeikis

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Recalling that the shooting of season 2 is already finished.

The new episodes are slated for release on July 23.

Watch the first teaser below:

The production was created by Bill Lawrene, Sudeikis, Brendan Hunt and Joe Kelly.

The series follows the life of Ted Lasso, a football coach who finds himself in trouble when he finds himself hired to coach a football team in England, despite a lack of experience in the sport.

Jeremy Swift, Phil Dunster, Brett Goldstein, Brendan Hunt, Nick Mohammed and more complete the cast.

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