Ted Lasso season 3: Could it possibly be the final season?
Through a lot of the promotion for the Apple TV+ series over the past several months, it’s been mentioned many times that there was a three-season planned behind the scenes. This, plus the show’s early success, is likely one of the reasons why it was handed a two-season renewal shortly after it initially premiered. This allowed Jason Sudeikis, Bill Lawrence, and the rest of the team behind the scenes an opportunity to really cultivate a story that could build towards something epic. It’s probably one of the reasons why they were fine ending things this season with Nate’s complete heel-turn. They knew that they’d have a full season to pay that story off, even if it’s not entirely clear that redemption is going to be possible for a character like that.
While we know that Ted Lasso is technically a show on an American streaming service, it features a number of British performers and very much has that tradition in its core. British comedies are notorious for their short runs; think in terms of the original The Office, Fawlty Towers, or so many others over the past several decades. It’s very well possible that season 3 for Ted Lasso could be it and the show goes out on a reasonably high note.
Is there value in not overstaying your welcome? Absolutely, but given the show’s reasonably-short seasons, we do think it could still be just strong for a season 4 or 5 after the fact. The Good Place, for example, lasted for a total of four seasons, and we never felt like it was stretching itself out for the sake of doing so.
The big challenge of a season 4 is simple this: What if Ted goes back to America after season 3? How do you keep it going then? A spin-off could be a possibility to a certain degree…
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Do you think there’s a chance that Ted Lasso season 3 will be the final season?
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