Ted Lasso - Season 3 Official Teaser

Ted Lasso returns for its sixth season, bringing back all your beloved characters! Starring are Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, Brendan Hunt, Jeremy Swift, Juno Temple and Brett Goldstein.

The teaser trailer for the show shows all of the characters creating their own "BELIEVE" signs, inspired by Coach Lasso's famous affirmation. It's an endearing and inspiring project for them all to work on together.

Jason Sudeikis

Apple TV+ recently announced that Ted Lasso will return to their streaming service on March 15. The series first premiered in 2020 and quickly gained popularity, with star Jason Sudeikis winning multiple awards for his role.

Bill Lawrence, creator of Scrubs, created this comedy-drama alongside Sudeikis. Additionally, Hannah Waddingham, Jeremy Swift, Phil Dunster, Brett Goldstein, Brendan Hunt, Nick Mohammed, Juno Temple and Sarah Niles star alongside them.

Season 2 of the series saw an unexpected twist, as former crew member Nate (Nick Mohammed) defected to West Ham United - owned by Rebecca Welton's ex-husband Rupert. This dramatic development will likely be the focus of this season.

Last month, a teaser trailer for the third season was released. It featured various characters writing the word "Believe" on a bright yellow piece of paper - something Lasso often shares with his soccer players.

Hannah Waddingham

Apple TV+ has released a charming teaser for Ted Lasso's third season that shows our beloved characters working on an enjoyable project together. It serves as an effective way to promote the new episodes, which will air starting March 15.

In the season three trailer, Ted's cheerful optimism continues to win over Rebecca and the team. Isaac (Kola Bokinni) displays some artistic paper cutting while Sam Obisanya (Toheeb Jimoh) makes a cheerful sign. Higgins (Jeremy Swift) creates another calligraphy-inspired version while Dani Rojas (Cristo Fernandez) adds his unique Spanish language twist.

Ted, despite being ridiculed for his lack of experience and people-pleasing abilities, wins over Rebecca and the team with his friendly charm and sense of humor. Eventually he reaches out to Nate's (Nick Mohammed) former assistant Roy Kent (Jeremy Swift) when Richmond struggles on the field, offering him a job.

In the third season, Hannah Waddingham, Brendan Hunt, Jeremy Swift, Juno Temple and Brett Goldstein return for another round. Phil Dunster, Nick Mohammed and Jodi Balfour complete the ensemble.

Brendan Hunt

Apple TV+ recently released a charming minute-long trailer for Ted Lasso Season 3, featuring the cast creating a new "Believe" sign. It serves as an encouraging reminder that since its inception on streaming service in 2020, Ted Lasso has been about believing in each other - we can't wait to see what else they have planned!

In the teaser, members of AFC Richmond craftily reconstructed a "Believe" sign to replace the one destroyed by Nate at the end of Season 2. Their kindhearted coach (Jason Sudeikis) walks into the locker room and appreciates their creative effort.

After Nate's departure from AFC Richmond, Roy Kent takes over as assistant coach alongside Beard (Brendan Hunt). Ted struggles with work pressure while managing his mental health issues; Rebecca is determined to destroy Rupert; Keeley Jones (Juno Temple) manages her own PR agency. Despite all these obstacles, Team Lasso remains determined to give it their all.

On March 15th, AFC Richmond returns to Apple TV+ and we're eager for plenty of laughs, heartwarming moments, and character growth. Fans have been anxiously awaiting this third season - let's hope the team at AFC Richmond brings some positive energy back into Apple TV+!

Jeremy Swift

Jason Sudeikis' beloved manager Ted Lasso (AFC Richmond's Ted Lasso) returns for a third season of Apple TV+'s upliftin' comedy. Since its global premiere, the show has become an instant hit, winning back-to-back Emmy Awards in seasons one and two.

On Wednesday, March 15th, Ted Lasso will premiere its inaugural episode and new episodes will air weekly thereafter. As the first Apple TV+ series to launch midweek, this show has already achieved critical and commercial success.

With its upbeat comedy nature, the series has earned 11 Emmys, three Critics Choice Awards and two Screen Actors Guild Awards. Additionally, it has received multiple honors from the Writers Guild of America.

This year, Richmond FC is eager to return with Season 3 after being promoted to the English Premier League. The teaser for the series showcases their reunion with their coach and an added rivalry.

It appears there's a lot to sort out this season, from Nate's departure from AFC Richmond to his employment with Rupert of West Ham United - Rebecca's ex-husband. It all appears very confusing at this point.

Juno Temple

Following its successful Season 2 and earning a number of awards (including an unprecedented 20 Emmy nominations, including Best Comedy), Apple TV+'s Ted Lasso is set for another successful run in Season 3. The third and likely final season of the feel-good comedy series will begin on March 15th with new episodes released weekly on Wednesdays.

Season 2 concluded with AFC Richmond being set to start play in the Premier League and facing ridicule from media members who predict them as finishing last in their division. Meanwhile, Nate (Nick Mohammed) is now working for Rebecca's ex-husband Rupert at West Ham United while Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein) serves as Ted's assistant coach.

Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, Brendan Hunt, Jeremy Swift, Juno Temple, Brett Goldstein and Phil Dunster have been confirmed for a third season of the show. Bill Lawrence, Joe Kelly and Brendan Hunt are executive producing alongside Doozer Productions' Jeff Ingold, Liza Katzer, Jane Becker and Jamie Lee as executive producers.

Brett Goldstein

Not long ago, we got to meet Roy Kent - Ted Lasso's gruff, mustachioed soccer coach portrayed by Brett Goldstein. He quickly became a beloved character on the show and went on to win an Emmy Award for Best Supporting Actor in 2021.

Ted Lasso returns for its eighth season on March 15th and will air weekly Wednesdays on Apple TV+. A brand-new teaser for the series has also been released, showing some of our favorite characters working together on an exciting project.

Before we dive in to the main event, let's first discuss 6.

Let's begin with Roy and his business-mogul girlfriend Keeley (Juno Temple). Throughout their second season together, there have been ups and downs, but it appears they may finally be heading toward a serious breakup.

Phil Dunster

Apple TV+ has unveiled a teaser for the highly-anticipated third season of Emmy Award-winning comedy Ted Lasso. The clip follows fictional team AFC Richmond as they make it to the Premier League.

The trailer showcases different players and staff members creating their own "Believe" signs, each uniquely reflecting their personality. From Jamie Tartt (Phil Dunster) struggling to fit the word on his paper to Isaac McAdoo (Kola Bokinni) performing artistic paper cutting, everyone in the video creates their own signature "Believe" sign.

It's a delightful and humorous look at each character's individual personalities, serving as a reminder that despite Ted's unfailing optimism, every member of AFC Richmond has their own struggles to overcome.

After the shocking events of season two's finale, Manchester United are still trying to adjust to life in the Premier League. They're ridiculed by media and expected to finish last, leaving some characters with unexpected paths ahead.

Nick Mohammed

Ted Lasso fans were in for a treat during the second season, as there were plenty of twists and turns along the way - culminating in an exciting cliffhanger that left them on their path towards promotion. Now, however, the comedy series is ready to return to Apple TV+ and has announced that its third season will premiere on March 15th!

Jason Sudeikis stars as the football coach, Hannah Waddingham as team owner Rebecca Welton, Brett Goldstein as assistant manager Roy Kent and Juno Temple as PR expert Keeley Jones. Additionally, there are plenty of new characters such as Jodi Balfour playing Jack - an adorable venture capitalist.

Nick Mohammed is another returning cast member set for the third season of Homeland. The English actor previously played Nasty Nathan "Nate" Shelley in the series and will return for Season 3.

With Season 2 bringing so many unexpected turns to Ted Lasso's storyline, it is becoming increasingly clear that there will be a reckoning soon. And this is exactly what Ted needs. Character growth is one of the show's strongest assets, so it should come as no surprise that Sudeikis and his writing team chose to include it in Season 3's narrative arc.