Rebecca and Sam-who became one of AFC Richmond's best players-found each other and then agreed to take a break, while Roy Kent and Keely continued to see how their relationship would stand the test of time. The exploration of Ted's own mental health issues took center stage, as he established a rocky but eventually super strong relationship with a psychologist, Dr. But what happened throughout the course of Season 2's 12 episodes aside from that was anything but predictable. We probably could have predicted that at the end of Ted Lasso Season 1-when the team was relegated-that Season 2 would end with the team being once again promoted to the English Premier League. Here's what we know about the forthcoming Season 3 of Ted Lasso, which will once again follow the gang over at AFC Richmond. So we can be like Ted and be optimistic about this one, folks! Ted Lasso was renewed for Season 3 before Season 2 even premiered. The show-which almost certainly will be in significant Emmy contention again next year-has taken great depths to explore its characters through the lens of mental health and personal/professional growth and evolution in its second go-around, while maintaining its overall optimistic and humorous outlook.Īnd while it may be sad for fans of the mustachioed coach (and the rest of the show's great cast of characters) that Season 2 has wrapped up, we do have some good news: it's coming back. In case you've missed it, Ted Lasso also just wrapped up a very eventful second season, complete with quite a stunning ending. The show, accordingly, also won for Outstanding Comedy Series, edging out another audience favorite in HBO Max's dramedy, Hacks. Jason Sudeikis, who brings his uber-positive attitude to the title role, came away with the trophy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy, while Brett Goldstein (as over-the-hill soccer grump with a heart of gold Roy Kent) and Hannah Waddingham (as the team's owner, Rebecca Welton) came out victorious in the supporting categories.

Now that the 73rd Primetime Emmys are behind us, Apple TV+'s story of an American football coach turned International football coach, Ted Lasso, finally has the hardware to match its impressive (and substantial) hype.

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