One of the most beloved TV series of Apple TV+, Ted Lasso, is holding a “Believe” Fan Experience in California in LAFC, Santa Monica, and DTLA this August.
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Season two of the Apple TV+ hit show Ted Lasso has officially landed and to celebrate the debut of the first episode, the show has taken over the apple.com homepage. There’s a neat animated experience on desktop and mobile that starts with the tagline “Kindness makes a comeback.”
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The first episode of the second season of Apple’s hit comedy Ted Lasso is now available to stream on Apple TV+. This episode is titled “Goodbye Earl.” You can watch the new season on any of your devices that support the Apple TV app or website. If you haven’t already watched the first season of Ted Lasso, you should catch up before watching this new episode.
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This Friday, the long-anticipated second season of Apple’s hit show Ted Lasso finally debuts. Apple’s been celebrating the new season with special Today at Apple sessions, in-store stickers, and a stellar blue carpet event. We’ve put together some fun new wallpapers for your iPhone to celebrate. Check them out and download your favorites below!
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The joyful coach Ted Lasso, played by actor Jason Sudeikis, today announced the US Women’s National Soccer Team for the delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, which starts July 21. This represents yet another way the Apple TV+ hit show has gone mainstream.
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Apple Original Ted Lasso just scored another award. This time, Jason Sudeikis won the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series.
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One of the Apple TV+ standouts has been Ted Lasso and fans will get to dive deeper into the series as the creators and cast of the show will be at PaleyFest this spring. The Ted Lasso team will be part of a panel discussion for the long-running LA event on April 1.
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The Apple TV+ original series Ted Lasso has been incredibly popular since its debut earlier this year. The show has already been renewed for season two and season three, but creator Bill Lawrence has now indicated that Ted Lasso fans shouldn’t expect a fourth season.
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