The third season of “Ted Lasso” is on it way, but the cast continues to be evasive about whether the next batch of episodes will also be the show’s last. Hannah Waddingham addressed the issue at the Emmys on Sept. 12, and it seems she wasn’t ready to say goodbye.
“I don’t know. I actually don’t know,” she told “E! Live From the Red Carpet” host Laverne Cox about if the final season will be the end. She added, “I think that it might be in terms of like an end of a story. But who knows . . . We’ll put Jason [Sudeikis] in a darkened room with a notepad and a paper and go ‘do it!’ “
But in an interview with the Sunday Times in June, star Brett Goldstein said that season three of the show is going to be the show’s last. “We are writing it like that,” he said. “It was planned as three. Spoiler alert — everyone dies.”
“Ted Lasso” was created by Sudeikis, Bill Lawrence, Brendan Hunt, and Joe Kelly and is showrun by Lawrence, who created “Scrubs.” The first season of the show cleaned up at the 2021 Emmys, where it was nominated for 13 awards. Sudeikis won for his performance as Ted, Waddingham won for her work as AFC Richmond owner Rebecca Welton, and Goldstein won for his work as veteran soccer player Roy Kent.
Sudeikis told Entertainment Weekly in 2021 that the show has a “three-season arc.”
For the new season, the team got a fresh look with new uniforms (known as kits to soccer fans), featuring AFC Richmond’s newest sponsor, the fictional dating app Bantr. Nike hinted that it’ll actually sell real jerseys to show fans soon.
Here’s everything we know about “Ted Lasso” season three.
