‘Ted Lasso’ star Nick Mohammed teases fans about the show’s likely return.
Hints are steadily surfacing that the beloved Apple TV+ series “Ted Lasso” is gearing up for a fourth season.
The most recent clue has emerged from actor Nick Mohammed, who portrayed assistant coach Nate Shelley in the acclaimed series. On January 16th, he shared a video on X.com revealing that several dates for his upcoming UK tour will be rearranged due to unspecified “filming commitments.”
Mohammed had planned to commence his show “Show Pony,” a comedic production infused with music and magic reminiscent of ‘a comedy that goes wrong,’ in April.
In character as the quirky Mr. Swallow, he explains in a brief clip that these changes are necessary because of “some filming I can’t adjust.” Although he refrains from specifying what he’s filming, viewers can spot part of a “Believe” sign towards the video’s conclusion, hinting strongly at Ted Lasso’s continuation.
An intriguing message from Mr. Swallow regarding his fresh new venture: Show Pony’ #tedlasso
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— Nick Mohammed (@nickmohammed) January 16, 2025
Since its premiere, “Ted Lasso” has been an emblematic success for Apple TV+, marking its rise after the surprising Oscar win for its debut movie, Coda. The third season wrapped up with lead character Ted (Jason Sudeikis) deciding to leave and return home to Kansas—a finale praised universally as heartwarming and impactful.
From Whispers to Industry Acknowledgment
One of the earliest credible indicators regarding a potential fourth season surfaced when Apple’s CEO Tim Cook made remarks signaling hope for its continuation. Actor Jeremy Swift (who takes on Leslie Higgins) recounted this encouraging exchange with Cook during discussions about future projects.
New Developments and Speculations
In August 2024, reports indicated Warner Brothers was pursuing options involving actors Hannah Waddingham (Rebecca), Swift, and Brett Goldstein (Roy Kent). It remains unclear whether Jason Sudeikis has been approached; however, past statements suggest he was content with how things concluded.
By October 2024, industry insider Sigmund Judge tweeted updates confirming pre-production plans were set for January concerning “Ted Lasso,” further implying progress within project development as evidenced by Mohamed’s rescheduling announcement—suggesting pre-production may indeed be ongoing along with contract formalities being signed off now.His tweet read:
Shooting Plans Forming?
Shortly thereafter,, there was confirmation listed on Film & Television Industry Alliance’s Production List mentioning “Ted Lasso (Season Four). Filming regions reported include locations across London along additional sites unspecified within America although casting details remain undisclosed.
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