“Ted Lasso” writers and co-stars Jason Sudekis and Brett Goldstein have repeatedly confirmed in interviews that the Apple TV+ original series will likely end after three seasons. AFC Richmond’s story may not be over yet. Sudekis recently said he was open to spinoff ideas. This is a first for his streaming service.
“The fact that people want more and are interested in going beyond what they don’t know yet, which is Season 3, is gratifying,” Sudekis said in an interview with Deadline on Monday. , I think we’ve set the table for all sorts of people…so that we can see further retelling of these stories. Facts are great.”
Even co-author Bill Lawrence made a comment leaning towards a possible spinoff in 2021. “This story is over.” [in Season 3]Anyway, even if the show finds another storyline and continues,” Lawrence told The Hollywood Reporter.
This is no confirmation that a spin-off will happen for sure, but the prospect is certainly exciting for many fans. Or touched the heartstrings of millions of Apple TV+ subscribers who definitely want to stay alive on the road. The show has won several awards since it premiered in 2020, including eight Emmy Awards and his two Golden Globe Awards.
TechCrunch reached out to Apple for comment.
“Ted Lasso” was a big hit on Apple TV+. Streamers claim to continue to focus on quality over quantity. It would be a big move if the company agreed to invest heavily in the franchise with a lot of rivals in the “Ted Lasso” universe, especially Disney+ and HBO Max.
Additionally, the spin-off would be a satisfying affair for the soon-to-be-finished series. It’s over,’ he said.
Goldstein (who plays Roy Kent) also said there were always plans to end the show after three seasons. told the UK Sunday Times in June.
Season 3 of “Ted Lasso” will get 12 episodes and will premiere on the streaming service next week, March 15th.
