Season 2 of the award-winning Ted Lasso will premiere July 23 on Apple TV+. Apple CEO Tim Cook announced the news during the company's event on April 20.
The series, which has become the biggest hit for Apple TV+, stars Jason Sudeikis as a seemingly hapless coach who is plucked from the football fields of Kansas and straight into a Premier League team facing relegation to a lower league.
Along the way, Ted learned some lessons. So did his teammates. It's a feel-good series, for sure. But it's the sports and American cliches — and the way Sudeikis presents them as Lasso — that helped make the series one that had to be experienced in 2020 as the world stayed home amid a global pandemic.
Apple TV+ is the streaming service that many are referring to as the new HBO. All of its content is original, with series like For All Mankind, The Morning Show and, of course, Ted Lasso leading the way.
Apple TV+ costs $4.99 a month and is available on just about every major streaming platform there is. That includes Roku and Amazon Fire TV, which takes care of the two largest platforms in the world. It's also available on Apple TV, Google TV, Android TV, on mobile devices, and on the web.
