Ted Lasso - Season 3 Official Trailer

Ted Lasso - Season 3 Official Trailer

Ted Lasso is an endearing and humorous comedy series about an American football coach who moves to England to coach a soccer team. It was one of the first shows Apple TV+ released, and has quickly gained a devoted following among viewers.

Season three of Ted Lasso will begin airing on March 15th, and Apple TV+ has now unveiled the trailer! Check it out below!

Jamie Tartt (Phil Dunster)

Ted Lasso was a hit series for Apple TV's feel-good channel, thanks to its endearing characters and endearing ensemble cast. Created by Jason Sudeikis, Bill Lawrence, and Brendan Hunt in its first two seasons, the show earned eight Primetime Emmy nominations overall.

Season 3 is set to premiere on March 15 and will introduce several recurring characters, such as Rebecca Welton (Hannah Waddingham), Keeley Jones (Juno Temple), Sam Obisanya (Toheeb Jimoh) and Leslie Higgins (Jeremy Swift). Plus, several familiar faces will return for an encore performance!

In the trailer for "Believe," Phil Dunster (Jamie Tartt) appears alongside other members of the cast wearing a bright yellow shirt and hat that reads "Believe."

Dunster has been acting professionally since 2013, and is best known for his role as Lance Corporal Will Jensen on Channel 4's science fiction series Humans. Additionally, he can be seen regularly on Sky One police drama Strike Back as Lance Corporal Will Jensen.

He also starred as Arthur in Pink Mist, which played at Bristol Old Vic and Bush Theatre. For his performance in that production, he earned himself a Laurence Olivier Award nomination.

Dunster has played the brash, loud-mouthed egoist with an affinity for bright clothing. Additionally, he's a former police officer who relishes working with people - an aspect of Dunster's character on the show that resonates strongly.

The trailer provides an exciting glimpse at some major plotlines in the show, such as Nate Shelley's (Nick Mohammed) turncoat move to West Ham United and Keeley Jones (Juno Temple), Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein) and Jamie Tartt (Phil Dunster). Both these storylines have the potential for further development this season - it will be fascinating to see where these storylines take us!

Though the trailer only provides brief glimpses of dialogue, it still provides important clues for fans to anticipate. Notably, it suggests Ted may experience another panic attack shortly.

Coach has been dealing with anxiety from his father's suicide for years now, and this challenge has presented itself multiple times during the show's run.

Nate Shelley (Nick Mohammed)

The first full-length trailer for Season 3 of Ted Lasso, the award-winning Apple TV Plus series that reimagines soccer through a college coach's eyes, has dropped and serves as a reminder that you don't always get what you wish for. The clip centers around Nate Shelley who left AFC Richmond to become manager for Rupert Mannion (Anthony Head) at West Ham United.

The season 3 trailer depicts Shelley as the target of much criticism from the press, including an article in The Independent portraying him as a villain. Additionally, it appears that he's struggling with feeling comfortable in his role as Rupert's coach.

Meanwhile, Rebecca (Hannah Waddingham) and Rupert are starting to date and the team is getting a lot of attention for their poor performances, leading Ted to experience anxiety and panic attacks. Eventually he confides in his fellow coaches and doctor Sharon Fieldstone (Sarah Niles) about his struggles.

Ted may have his issues, but his team remains by his side. And when they face Manchester City in a crucial match, they find the energy and passion that made them successful back in Season 1.

In addition to Sudeikis and Goldstein returning, the show has added Jodi Balfour as Jack - an investor in AFC Richmond who is eager to invest in the team. This newcomer will play a significant role in season three and could prove crucial to AFC Richmond's success.

On March 15th, Apple TV Plus will bring The Walking Dead back with new episodes that air weekly. However, Deadline reports that its writers may decide to end it after Season 3. Ultimately, it remains uncertain if there will be a fourth season; but if it does, Sudeikis and Brett Goldstein have promised fans an epic series finale featuring everything fans have come to love about the show.

Rebecca Welton (Hannah Waddingham)

After 15 months, Season 2 ended on a cliffhanger that left fans worldwide wondering what lay ahead for Ted Lasso and his team at Diamond Dogs. But now it appears to be finally time for viewers worldwide to take a look ahead at the third season of Ted Lasso, as Apple TV+ recently unveiled its first official trailer for the show.

True to the award-winning series' style, the trailer is filled with optimism and good vibes. Set to The Rolling Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want," it features many familiar faces from the show such as Hannah Waddingham (Rebecca Welton) and Sam Obisanya (Toheeb Jimoh).

Rebecca, the main character in Ted Lasso, is an enthusiastic supporter of AFC Richmond and appears to be thrilled about their promotion to the Premier League. She even goes so far as to congratulate Sam Obisanya on opening a Nigerian restaurant in town.

The trailer also includes scenes of Ted and Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein) reuniting after both were injured during an AFC Richmond match. It's a heartwarming scene that suggests they may be able to work together again after their recent struggles.

This trailer also gives some indications about Nate Shelley (Nick Mohammed) returning to AFC Richmond as the head coach of rival West Ham United for dubious billionaire Rupert Mannion (Anthony Head). We haven't seen much of him in Season 2, but expect more of him once the third season gets underway.

In their third season under Ted Lasso, AFC Richmond have much to prove and must remain focused to reach the top of the Premier League. We look forward to seeing how this team handles both highs and lows throughout their journey; we wish them every success!

Sam Obisanya (Toheeb Jimoh)

Ted Lasso is taking AFC Richmond back to the Premier League with him at the helm, but they face a difficult road ahead of them. The Season 3 Official Trailer of Ted Lasso takes us behind the scenes at AFC Richmond as it follows their season as it unfolds - on their terms.

In the Season 3 Official Trailer, we get to see how Nick Mohammed (Nate Shelley) and his teammates cope with the pressures of life in the Premier League. Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein) steps up as assistant coach while Keeley (Juno Temple) still struggles to find her place in business.

Sam Obisanya (Toheeb Jimoh), introduced to us as a seductive young footballer in Ted Lasso Season 2, is taking a step back and building his life. After rejecting an offer to join a Nigerian football team, he plans on opening his own restaurant in Lagos.

The Season 3 Official Trailer of Ted Lasso highlights that while their journey may be difficult, it's also filled with joy. From Roy's nervous excitement about his team's promotion to The Rolling Stones' iconic song "You Can't Always Get What You Want," these characters are striving to find their happy endings both on and off the field.

Ted Lasso may be a happy, upbeat coach who believes in his players, but that doesn't guarantee they won't come across those with differing views or perspectives. Although the group must deal with many difficult problems together, Sam appears ready to mature as an individual and discover there is more to life than football.

The Season 3 Official Trailer of Ted Lasso offers viewers a glimpse at the villains, such as Nate Shelley and Rupert Giles (Anthony Head). Once an innocent assistant, Nate has now gone into full egomaniac mode; shouting at Ted for being incompetent, leaving to work with Rupert, and even spitting in his mirror while trying to kiss Keeley! We may see some great character arcs in Ted Lasso Season 3, particularly Nate and Rebecca as they strive to take down Rupert together.