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Jason Sudeikis and the "Ted Lasso" team responded to Joy Behar's claim that she was offered a role on the show, expressing surprise and confusion. Behar alleged she was asked to play Sudeikis' mom but declined due to the London heat. The "Ted Lasso" stars dismissed Behar's claim, stating it was news to them and jokingly welcoming her to the show. Ultimately, Becky Ann Baker played the role, receiving an Emmy nomination.
Ted Lasso creators Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunt refuted Joy Behar's claim that she turned down a role on the show, stating that she was never asked to join the series. Behar had mentioned on a podcast that she declined the opportunity to play the role of Ted's mother, but Sudeikis and Hunt expressed surprise at her comments, saying it would be news to them. Behar had cited the London heat wave as a reason for declining the role, but sources claim that she was under consideration for the part.
Brendan Hunt, co-creator and star of "Ted Lasso," answered fan questions about the season three finale in a Reddit AMA. He discussed the possibility of a Ted and Rebecca romance, a spinoff, and the future of Roy and Keeley. Hunt also explained why Ted missed Beard's wedding and why Beard and Jane's relationship is toxic but not abusive. The creators intentionally left Ted's future with Michelle ambiguous, and the future of the show is uncertain.
Brendan Hunt, who plays Coach Beard in the TV series Ted Lasso, clarified in a recent Reddit AMA that the wedding scene in the show's finale was real and not a dream sequence. He also explained why Ted was not present at the wedding, citing narrative reasons and the close but laid-back friendship between Ted and Beard. Hunt's explanation sheds light on the spur-of-the-moment nature of some weddings and the beauty of their simplicity.
Brendan Hunt, co-creator and star of "Ted Lasso," debunked the fan theory that the series' epilogue was a dream sequence. He confirmed that Coach Beard's Stonehenge-based wedding to Jane actually took place and explained why Ted wasn't present. Hunt believes that Ted and Beard's friendship is the kind where they can go long periods without seeing each other, but they will see each other again.
Brendan Hunt, who plays Coach Beard in Ted Lasso, has said that the possibility of a Season 4 or spin-offs is uncertain, but "everything is possible." The show's third season ended earlier this week, and many have assumed it was a series finale. Hunt explained that the reason the final episode of season three aired three hours later than previous episodes "wasn't really Apple's fault" and that the episode was delivered late by the team. There has been much talk of spin-offs, including a female-focused one featuring Juno Temple and Hannah Waddingham.
Brendan Hunt, who plays Coach Beard in Ted Lasso, has said that the possibility of a Season 4 or any spin-offs is uncertain. The show's third season ended earlier this week, and while there has been talk of spin-offs, including a female-focused one featuring Juno Temple and Hannah Waddingham, nothing has been confirmed. Hunt explained that the final episode of season three aired three hours later than previous episodes because it had more than 600 VFX shots, and it was a race against time to get it in.
In the fifth episode of Ted Lasso's third season, Richmond's superstar Zava retires to focus on his family and avocado farm, leaving the team in a panic. Meanwhile, Rebecca deals with the aftermath of a psychic's prediction coming true, Keeley deals with revenge from a fired employee, and Ted learns his son was the aggressor in a bullying incident. The episode also features a poignant speech from Ted about the power of belief.