Ted Lasso hopes continue – Warner Bros boss: 'We'd be excited to make more'
However, nothing is official.
Fans were left tearful at the end of Ted Lasso season 3, when Jason Sudeikis's character made the decision to return to the US to coach his son's football team, suggesting it was an end to the much-loved series.
To this day, Sudeikis hasn't confirmed whether or not season 3 was the last, and while it's largely assumed the AFC Richmond days are over, Warner Bros boss Channing Dungey has said they would be "excited" to return if the opportunity ever arose.
"I mean, you watched the finale, there's a little bit of a door that could be kicked back open if need be," Dungey told Variety.
"I wouldn't put the period on the end of that sentence just yet. There is still a lot of love for Ted Lasso. And I think that there still is a lot of enthusiasm on the part of Apple for Ted Lasso."
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Dungey continued: "Should the opportunity arise, we'd be excited to jump back in to making more… There are always conversations that are ongoing, just nothing that's official."
Back in November 2023, Nick Mohammed dropped a huge hint that there could be a possibility of the show's return, but, as Dungey said, nothing is official.
In a tweet, Mohammed wrote: "One year to the day since #TedLasso wrapped. And one year to the day that I accidentally posted this spoiler of Nate in AFC Richmond kit! Promise it won't happen again on season 4 - now wait."
The show's creators had always planned for season 3 to mark the end of the three-run arc, but, as hinted by Dungey, another storyline is very possible.
We'll just have to wait and see if a return to Nelson Road Stadium does eventually happen.
Ted Lasso seasons 1-3 are streaming now on Apple TV+ — you can sign up to Apple TV+ here.
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