Ted Lasso season 3: Brett Goldstein on writing towards potential end
If that does happen, it does not appear as though there are major conversations about it right now. In a new interview with The Sunday Times, Brett Goldstein (who writes on the show, in addition to playing the fantastic Roy Kent), notes that they are “writing it [as though it could be the end]. It was planned as three. Spoiler alert — everyone dies.” Obviously, the latter is a joke, and it’s probably a way to add humor to an answer he’s probably given hundreds of times over the past year.
We’ve seen a lot of wonderful moments from Roy in the first two seasons as he’s become more of a leader and a friend to those around him. For Brett, that has been a wonderful thing to both write and play:
“The nice part of the show, is about people trying to be better. And that’s unusual. Our public discourse [on social media] is terrible. It is now normal for people to be horrible to each other. Our show shouldn’t be as refreshing as it is — that says more about the world it was brought into. I’ve got far more stories about people being lovely than about people being a nightmare.”
We think that entire Ted Lasso team is keeping this in mind throughout season 3, regardless of if it is the final season or not. This is a comfort show for a lot of people, ourselves included. We want there to keep being that dose of inspiration and joy.
Hopefully, season 3 of Ted Lasso premieres later this year. For more speculation on a start date, visit the link here.
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