‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 Cast: Who’s Back, Who’s New and Who’s Gone?
Fan-favorite characters have left, and new faces join the mix in the fourth season of Apple TV's sports comedy The post ‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 Cast: Who’s Back, Who’s New and Who’s Gone? appeared first on TheWrap .
Ted Lasso is back on Apple TV's screens with a fresh season, continuing its journey after a three-year absence. The beloved sports comedy sees its main character, Ted, returning to AFC Richmond after a stint coaching an all-female team in his hometown of Kansas. While many familiar faces return for this fourth season, some characters have departed, leaving fans to ponder their absence.
The show's star, Jason Sudeikis, reprises his role as the affable Ted Lasso, a man who believes in positivity and kindness. Sudeikis's character has been brought back to coach the AFC Richmond's new women's league, creating a familiar yet relatable dynamic for viewers. Joined by other key cast members, including Juno Temple, Hannah Waddingham, and Jeremy Swift, Ted and his team face new challenges as they attempt to make their debut season a success.
Alongside the returning cast, Ted Lasso Season 4 introduces some fresh faces. Keeley, Rebecca, and Higgins, known collectively as "the brass," continue to be integral to the team's success, despite their varying levels of enthusiasm for the project. Their presence adds another layer of complexity to the show's ongoing narrative.
In addition to the new characters, the show brings back two crucial figures: Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein) and Coach Beard (Brendan Hunt). Kent takes over as the new head coach of the Greyhounds, replacing Ted, while Beard decides to stay in London, a decision that will undoubtedly have repercussions for his relationship with Ted. Finally, Nick Mohammed's character, Nate, who was last seen with the Greyhound coaching staff, does not return as a regular for the fourth season, leaving fans to wonder about his future on the show.
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