As promised with a teaser earlier this month, Ted Lasso is set to return for its third season on March 15 — and Apple TV+ has finally dropped a full trailer for the latest instalment of the moustached Jason Sudeikis-led soccer comedy.
While the official trailer primarily uses the Rolling Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want" in lieu of including actual dialogue, we get our first look at the ragtag cast of (mostly) Brits easing into some big changes: Roy (Brett Goldstein) joins Ted and Beard (Brendan Hunt) to coach Richmond in the wake of Nate's (Nick Mohammed) leave, as he betrays the squad to take a gig with Rebecca's (Hannah Waddingham) ex-husband Rupert (Anthony Head) at West Ham United, while Keeley (Juno Temple) is now at the helm of her own PR agency.
Of course, not everything has changed, though: Ted remains embroiled in his personal issues back home while retaining his can't-quit attitude. The newly promoted, now tender-hearted team is poised to take last place in the premier league, but they're still sponsored by made-up dating app Bantr!
Watch the full trailer below.
This is potentially the final season of Ted Lasso, with Goldstein having said last year that it was written as a three-season arc — but Hunt added thereafter that another season is possible and the show might continue, so who knows.
While the official trailer primarily uses the Rolling Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want" in lieu of including actual dialogue, we get our first look at the ragtag cast of (mostly) Brits easing into some big changes: Roy (Brett Goldstein) joins Ted and Beard (Brendan Hunt) to coach Richmond in the wake of Nate's (Nick Mohammed) leave, as he betrays the squad to take a gig with Rebecca's (Hannah Waddingham) ex-husband Rupert (Anthony Head) at West Ham United, while Keeley (Juno Temple) is now at the helm of her own PR agency.
Of course, not everything has changed, though: Ted remains embroiled in his personal issues back home while retaining his can't-quit attitude. The newly promoted, now tender-hearted team is poised to take last place in the premier league, but they're still sponsored by made-up dating app Bantr!
Watch the full trailer below.
This is potentially the final season of Ted Lasso, with Goldstein having said last year that it was written as a three-season arc — but Hunt added thereafter that another season is possible and the show might continue, so who knows.
