Can we get more time? Ted Lasso after all?
Ahead of the season three premiere of the Apple TV+ series on March 15, star and co-creator Jason Sudeikis RECOGNIZED inevitable conclusion of the show now that it has come to the end of its three-season arc. And he knows fans are asking for more.
“This is the end of this story that we want to tell, that we hope to tell, that we want to tell,” he said. The deadline in an interview published March 6. “The fact that people want more and are curious more than they have ever known-that the third season-it is flattering.”
Still, Sudeikis can’t help but wonder if fans will change their minds after the full season.
“Maybe on May 31, at once all 12 periods of time [have been released], they were like, ‘Man, you know what, we got it, we’re good. We don’t need it, we’ve got it,'” he continued. “But until the time comes, I’ll appreciate the curiosity more than what we’ve done so far.”
Ted Lasso season three will follow AFC Richmond as they negotiate with the fall of Nick MohammedNate the Great left them for another club. While co-star and writer Brett Goldstein suggested in June that the show will end in the third season as previously planned, Apple TV + did not confirm the future end of the series.