Amber Neely
Apple has shared its season 3 teaser for its wildly popular sports comedy series "Ted Lasso" ahead of the season premiere in March.
The 12-episode third season follows the newly-promoted AFC Richmond, facing ridicule as media predictions peg them as last in the Premier League.
The series has been a boon for Apple's streaming service. It won the Emmy Award for Best Comedy Series for its second season, and became the most Emmy-winning comedy for the second year in a row.
The third season, which premieres on March 15, will likely be the series' last, as it wrapped filming in November. While nothing has been officially confirmed, cast members shared their goodbyes on social media.
The first two seasons of "Ted Lasso" are available to stream on Apple TV+. Customers can subscribe for $6.99 per month or via any tier of the Apple One subscription bundle.
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What a great show. While it's a bit sad to think that the upcoming third season will be the last season, it's probably a good lesson in taking the win and stepping aside while you still have your dignity.
This is also probably a good opportunity to link back to Apple insider's hilariously off-the-mark first review of Ted Lasso.
After all the accolades, awards, and, well, large viewing audiences, it's a bit entertaining to read about how the "[p]remise of 'Ted Lasso' can't sustain a whole show," and is "just too thin for a ten-episode season," and that "It's also, sadly, just not all that funny." Not satisfied at criticizing what the reviewer felt were the show's shortcomings, he also had ideas of what it should be, instead: "The show might have worked better if the football coach had been, say, a good ol' boy type, or another type of stereotypically ugly American." Well, there you go.
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March 15 is a Wednesday. Normally Apple TV +content becomes available, whether it’s a new series or new episodes on Fridays.