A few weeks ago, Apple TV+ confirmed that the third season of Ted Lasso will launch on March 15. And this news made the fans of the most successful series of the platform happy, but also sad. And this season may also be the last, as several months have suspected.

Once again, the protagonist of the story and the actor who plays Tes Lasso, Jason Sudeikis, confirmed in an interview that this will be goodbye to the show we know. Previously, both Sudeikis and series creator Bill Lawrence had raised this possibility.

During Lawrence argued that the story was designed to be told in a three-season arc.After three seasons, Sudeikis confirmed that he would not be able to continue with the project due to family commitments. In a recent interview with Deadline, Sudeikis said: “This is the end of this story we want to tell”.

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In an interview shared by Deadline, Jason Sudeikis responded when asked about the return of Ted Lasso. The end of Ted Lasso.

This is the end of this story that we want to tell, that we hope to tell, that we love to tell. It is flattering that people want more and are curious beyond what they don’t know yet. Maybe by May 31, after all 12 episodes of the season have aired, they’ll be saying, ‘Dude, you know, we got it, we’re fine’. We don’t need more, we have it. But until that time comes, I’ll welcome curiosity beyond what we’ve found so far.

In addition, Sudeikis also touched on the possibility of a possible Ted Lasso spin-off. Based on one of the show’s other stars:

Yes, I think we set the table for all kinds of people to see the additional telling of these stories.” Again, I can’t help but take the question as a compliment to what all of us working on the show are trying to do. It’s really nice that people even think about it because you never know what’s going to happen when you do something. It’s nice that people want more, even if it’s a different piece.

According to the statements of the person who gave life to the most loved coach on broadcast platforms, the series could go on but definitely without it. While the idea of ​​a prequel is no less interesting, Apple should continue to explore other possibilities in its ever-expanding catalog.