'Ted Lasso' star says season three filming begins January 31
What you need to know
- Ted Lasso star Phil Dunster says that filming for the show's third season begins January 21, 2022.
- Dunster says he's no idea what lies in store for the storyline.
- A fourth season of the hit show could be a possibility despite original plans for a three-season run.
The third season of the hugely popular Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso will begin filming on January 31, 2022. That's according to star Phil Dunster, although he says he doesn't know what the storyline will be.
According to a Variety report, Dunster was attending Neiman Marcus' reveal of its holiday campaign on the Paramount lot when he was asked about what's in store.
We heard last month that there is talk of a fourth season despite original plans being for a three-season run, although nothing has been made official yet. As for the third season, it's expected that it will premiere on Apple TV+ around August 2022 time.
It's fair to say that Ted Lasso has been a huge hit for Apple TV+ and it's already won a ton of awards. It surely seems unlikely that three seasons will be all we get.
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