Apple TV shares new images and details about Ted Lasso's upcoming fourth season, featuring a shift in focus to a women's soccer team. The show is set to return this summer.
First look images released
Ted Lasso takes on new challenges
Coaching second division women's team
Returning and new cast members featured
No specific release date announced
Premiering this summer
Ted Lasso will return for season 4, despite earlier indications that the previous season was the last. Apple TV has shared images confirming that production is ongoing.
Reveal of New Season and Images
Recent images show Ted Lasso back in action, this time coaching a women’s soccer team. Apple TV described the season, stating, “In season four, Ted returns to Richmond, taking on his biggest challenge yet: coaching a second division women’s football team.”
The plot highlights themes of risk-taking as Ted and the team learn to “leap before they look.” The images also feature returning cast members Hannah Waddingham and Annette Badland, alongside newcomers Grant Feely and Tanya Reynolds.
Expected Return and Additional Details
Apple confirmed that Ted Lasso will return this summer, although a specific date has not been disclosed. Fans are eagerly anticipating the new direction for the series.
Production is in progress, and the new season promises to bring challenges and growth for the characters involved.
Returning and New Characters
Returning characters include Rebecca Welton, played by Hannah Waddingham, and Mae Green, portrayed by Annette Badland. New characters include Ted’s son Grant Feely and assistant coach Tanya Reynolds.
This blend of old and new faces is expected to enrich the storyline and character development during the upcoming season.
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