First Look At 'Ted Lasso' Season 2 Reveals A New Addition To The Cast
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Jason Sudeikis is back as the always-optimistic American football coach brought in to lead a British soccer club.
Apple on Monday dropped a teaser for the upcoming second season of its surprise hit, “Ted Lasso.” Jason Sudeikis nabbed Golden Globe and Critics Choice trophies for his role as the always-positive Lasso, an American football coach brought to the U.K. to head a flailing soccer club. But as the trailer shows, there’s a new character, sports psychologist Sharon (Sarah Niles), who may be immune to Lasso’s irrepressible optimism as well as his baking:
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