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Ted Lasso Season 4 Trailer: Jason Sudeikis Returns as Apple TV Reveals First Look at the Emmy-Winning Comedy

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Reel Perspectives

July 29, 2026



Apple TV has officially dropped the first trailer for Ted Lasso Season 4, giving fans an emotional, funny, and inspiring first look at the next chapter of one of television's most celebrated comedies. The Emmy-winning series returns on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, launching with its premiere episode before rolling out new episodes every Wednesday through October 7.


The trailer wastes no time reminding audiences why Ted Lasso became a bonafide hit. Jason Sudeikis steps back into the role that redefined modern television optimism, but this time Ted faces a challenge unlike any before. Returning to Richmond, the beloved coach trades familiar territory for an entirely new mission as he takes the reins of a struggling second division women's football club.


It's a fresh direction for the series, but the heart remains unmistakably Ted Lasso. The new footage is packed with an uplifting spirit that transformed the series into a cultural sensation. As Ted begins building trust with an entirely new roster of players, Season 4 looks poised to deliver another unforgettable underdog story filled with hope, resilience, and the courage to embrace the unknown.


Returning to Richmond is Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Brett Goldstein, Brendan Hunt, and Jeremy Swift who all reprise their roles. Newcomers Tanya Reynolds, Jude Mack, Faye Marsay, Rex Hayes, Aisling Sharkey, Abbie Hern, and Grant Feely join the acclaimed ensemble, bringing fresh personalities and new dynamics to the beloved world of AFC Richmond.


Since its debut, Ted Lasso has become much more than a hit comedy. It quickly evolved into one of television's defining series, earning critical acclaim and an intense fanbase. Its first season shattered expectations while the series captured back to back Emmy Awards for Outstanding Comedy Series, cementing its place among television's modern classics.



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