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Ted Lasso " was originally only planned for three seasons. - He said writers are working on a third season with that in mind: "It was planned as three."
Brett Goldstein, who stars as the curmudgeonly Roy Kent on "Ted Lasso," revealed the series was only planned to be three seasons, meaning the upcoming third could be the last.
"We are writing it like that," Goldstein responded when asked whether season three would be the final one for the Emmy-winning soccer series in a new interview with The Sunday Times.
"It was planned as three," he continued, before joking, "Spoiler alert — everyone dies."
Jason Sudeikis, another starring player who assumes the show's titular role, had previously shared the same messaging regarding the total number of seasons viewers might see of "Ted Lasso."
"That three-season arc is one that I see, know, and understand," Sudeikis told Entertainment Weekly ahead of season two's premiere.
The third season is in production, though a release date for the next episode dump has yet to be revealed. Seasons one and two both premiered in the summer.