Ted Lasso

An American college football coach hired to run an English football club he knows nothing about. Four seasons, one Christmas short, and the two adverts he started life in.

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Where to start with Ted Lasso

Start at the first episode and keep going. It is one continuous story, the seasons run straight on from each other, and nothing outside the numbered episodes is needed. The two adverts the character came from are a curiosity to watch afterwards, not a prologue: the Ted of the adverts is a fool being laughed at, and the Ted of the series is not, which is the whole reason the series works.

  1. 1
    Ted Lasso, season 1 Ted Lasso

    Ten episodes. The premise is a joke and the show knows it, and it spends the season quietly refusing to be one.

  2. 2
    Ted Lasso, season 2 Ted Lasso

    Twelve episodes, and the one that goes properly into what is actually wrong with him. Includes Beard After Hours, which is a regular episode and looks nothing like one.

  3. 3
    The Missing Christmas Mustache Ted Lasso: The Missing Christmas Mustache

    Four minutes of Claymation with the real cast, and it sits most naturally here. Entirely optional.

  4. 4
    Ted Lasso, season 3 Ted Lasso

    Twelve episodes, written and received at the time as the ending, which is worth knowing going in.

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The Series

  • Ted Lasso 2020, 4 seasons, 44 episodes
  • Ted Lasso: The Missing Christmas Mustache 2021

Before the Show

  • An American Coach in London 2013
  • The Return of Coach Lasso 2014

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