Jason Sudeikis and the cast of “Ted Lasso” prepare for the presidential tour.
The Apple TV+ comedy ensemble will join President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden at the White House on Monday to discuss the importance of promoting mental health and overall well-being.
Prior to the trip, Biden posted a “Ted Lasso” appearance in the Oval Office with his own “Believe” sign on Twitter in a Sunday post with the caption, “Tomorrow.”
More information about the trip will be available on Monday.
“Ted Lasso,” which began its third season on Apple TV+ on Wednesday, was lauded for its optimistic approach to kindness and determination, inspiring viewers across the country with the show’s signature slogan “Faith.”
Amidst the release of the series’ third season, there has been speculation whether the show may be coming to an end, although spinoffs are not off the table. For Brett Goldstein, who writes for the series and also plays football legend-turned-assistant coach Roy Kent, the prospect of the third season being the last makes him feel “very, very sad on many, many levels”.
Goldstein told TheWrap before the start of season 3, “I really, really love the show, really care about these characters and I love the people.” “You wonder if this is a once-in-a-lifetime thing where you have such a nice group of people to spend your days with. Every day you’re like ‘That’s cool, isn’t it, we can all go out and see it? Make it. I will miss all this.
Brendan Hunt, who co-created the series and portrays Coach Beard. also shared the difficult balance of dealing with what could be the show’s last chapter, saying that “it was very special to be in that room, knowing that whatever the story of ‘Ted Lasso’ is, at least this The part was about to have a climax. We took it seriously, but tried not to take it too seriously.”
“Ted Lasso” Season 3 is now streaming on Apple TV+, with new episodes every Wednesday through May 31.
