Ted Lasso's Jason Sudeikis Humbly Explains Getting In 'The Zone' For The Show
Jason Sudeikis may only play a soccer coach on television, but the actor still knows something about getting in the zone before filming a big scene.
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Netflix Avoids A Terrible Mistake And Keeps Arrested Development
Fear not, arrested developers: "Arrested Development" is staying on Netflix! The streaming service announced they're reversing earlier plans to boot the show.
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Peacock's The Continental Will Plunge John Wick Fans Into The Inner Workings Of The Infamous Hotel
The "John Wick" TV spinoff, "The Continental," comes to Peacock later this year and promises to answer many questions about the assassin hotel.
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LeVar Burton's Daughter Says Star Trek: Picard Gave Her The Opportunity To Be More Than A 'Nepo Baby'
LeVar Burton's daughter Mica Burton wants fans to know she doesn't view herself as a legacy admission into the "Star Trek" franchise.
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LeVar Burton Is Satisfied With Star Trek: Picard Being The End For His Character
"Picard" delivered an exciting "Star Trek: The Next Generation" reunion featuring LeVar Burton's Geordi La Forge, and he was more than satisfied with his arc.
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Netflix Viewers Agree I See You Is A Must-Watch Thriller
It seems that vocal Netflix viewers are in agreement: "I See You" is a must-watch thriller available on the streaming service. Here's what they're saying.
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Phil Dunster Breaks Character In Ted Lasso S3 E2 Creating A Hilarious Hidden Blooper
Eagle-eyed fans couldn't help but notice Jamie Tartt actor Phil Dunster was doing his best not to burst out laughing in the background of "Ted Lasso" S3 E2.
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The Ted Lasso Scene That Made Brett Goldstein Tear Up
Brett Goldstein, who plays Roy Kent and is a writer on Ted Lasso, revealed that Rebecca's season 1 confession to Ted made him cry on set.
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Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein Still Hasn't Reconciled His Persona With Roy Kent's
Brett Goldstein, who plays Roy Kent on Ted Lasso, gets asked by fans to tell them to f*** off. But his real-life voice and persona are very different.
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Ted Lasso: The Scene That Made Brett Goldstein Want To Play Roy Kent
Diehard "Ted Lasso" fans will know that Brett Goldstein didn't join the series as an actor initially, and was brought into the writer's room for Season 1.
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Juno Temple Thinks There's Always The Possibility Of A Ted Lasso Return
According to Keeley Jones actor Juno Temple, it's always possible that Ted Lasso might return, even after its planned conclusion at the end of Season 3.
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Jason Sudeikis Tries To Add Actors' Real Talents To Their Ted Lasso Characters
The Apple TV+ sitcom "Ted Lasso" relies on the chemistry of the cast, with creator Jason Sudeikis taking inspiration from the actors in crafting the characters.
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Ted Lasso Characters' Names Are Jason Sudeikis' Tributes To Real-Life Friends
When giving "60 Minutes" a tour of the AFC Richmond locker room, Jason Sudeikis pointed out the names of "Ted Lasso" players who were inspired by real people.
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Ted Lasso's Hannah Waddingham Fought Hard To Avoid Singing Let It Go
Ted Lasso star Hannah Waddingham revealed that she was initially against the idea of her character singing Let It Go on the Apple TV+ series.
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The Ted Lasso CGI Theory Made Brett Goldstein Start To Question His Reality
Brett Goldstein does, in fact, exist.
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Hannah Waddingham Wasn't Initially Interested In Ted Lasso
While "Ted Lasso" has seen some hilarious acting, fans might be interested to know that Hannah Waddingham wasn't initially interested in the show.
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How You Can Watch Ted Lasso For Free (Seriously)
Here's how you can watch "Ted Lasso" for free. Yes, really.
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Ted Lasso: Brett Goldstein's Eyebrows Are A Dead Giveaway In The Writers Room
Brett Goldstein realized that his opinions aren't always easy to suppress when working with his fellow "Ted Lasso" writers.
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Ted Lasso's Jason Sudeikis Changed Rebecca After Meeting Hannah Waddingham
After being brought in for a "Ted Lasso" chemistry test with Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham started to realize how badly she wanted the part of Rebecca.
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Being Cut From We're The Millers Helped Brendan Hunt Land His Ted Lasso Role
Brendan Hunt has earned praise for his role in "Ted Lasso." As it turns out, that role may not have happened if Hunt hadn't cut from "We're The Millers."
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Ted Lasso's Hannah Waddingham Didn't Want Rebecca To Get Her Act Totally Together In S3
Although it seems like Rebecca's life is improving into Season 3 of "Ted Lasso," actor Hannah Waddingham isn't ready for Rebecca to get her act together.
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Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein Isn't Sure Who Came Up With Roy's Iconic Growl
Roy Kent's unique voice may sound iconic, but "Ted Lasso's" Brett Goldstein can't really remember who came up with the classic growl.
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Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein Loves Getting Paid To Use This One Roy Kent Talent
Brett Goldstein plays Roy Kent in the Apple TV+ series "Ted Lasso," and the actor revealed he shares Roy's affinity for swearing and loves to get paid to do so.
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Juno Temple's Natural Hilarity Led Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein To Change Keeley
Juno Temple plays Keeley Jones in the Apple TV series "Ted Lasso," and the actor's humor led to the writers changing her character to be funnier.
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Ted Lasso's Brendan Hunt Said A Two Aces Scene Was The Hardest To Film
Brendan Hunt, who plays Coach Beard on "Ted Lasso," admitted that the 'pee-pee fingers' moment was the "hardest scene to do" in all of Season 1.
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Brett Goldstein Calls Juno Temple 'The Light' On Ted Lasso's Set
Juno Temple is a cherished presence on the set of "Ted Lasso," and Brett Goldstein calls her 'the light' on the set of the hit Apple TV+ comedy.
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Are Hannah Waddingham And Juno Temple From Ted Lasso Friends In Real Life?
"Ted Lasso" stars Hannah Waddingham and Juno Temple are great friends in real life - with Waddingham even claiming they're better friends than their characters.
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