The much-anticipated day for Ted Lasso fans is finally here! Apple TV is set to air the Season 4 finale of this Emmy-winning comedy, and soon, we’ll find out how Ted (portrayed by Jason Sudeikis) and the rest of the team deal with the heavy loss from the end of the previous episode.
If you need a quick recap, Rebecca (Hannah Waddingham) shared devastating news with Ted at the conclusion of last week’s episode—Mae Greene (Annette Badland), the beloved owner of the Crown & Anchor pub, passed away during a Lady Greyhounds game. It’s no surprise that fans have been eagerly counting down to hear what happens in Episode 10 of Season 4.
“There are some really beautiful scenes in Episode 10 that honor [Mae],” Tanya Reynolds, who plays Alice Chilton, mentioned during a Zoom chat with DECIDER.
Abbie Hern, who portrays star striker Gemma Jay, added, “Watching [the finale], felt oddly like the start of an ending to me, more than the start of this season. It feels like a beginning.”
So, how will the team commemorate Mae’s passing? Will Zelda (Tracey Ullman) manage her takeover of AFC Richmond? What about Keeley (Juno Temple) and Roy (Brett Goldstein) and their baby news? Will the Lady Greyhounds pull off a win in their crucial game? And how will Ted wrap up Season 4? This episode promises to be one of the most awaited of the year.
What time will Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 10 be available on Apple TV? When exactly is the Season 4 finale? How many episodes does Season 4 have? Is there an Episode 11 coming? Will there be a Season 5? Let’s break down what we know.
When Is Ted Lasso Season 4 Finale? Release Date:
According to Apple TV, Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 10 (the season finale) will be released on Wednesday, October 7, 2026. However, dedicated fans of the platform know that episodes often drop ahead of time.
What Time Does Ted Lasso Come Out?
New episodes of Ted Lasso are typically released at 9:00 p.m. ET the night before their official premiere dates. If you’re itching to see the finale, look for Episode 10 at 9:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, October 6.
Ted Lasso Season 4 Finale Details:
The Season 4 finale is titled “The Departing Lass” according to Apple TV’s press site, featuring a synopsis stating: “Season finale. Big changes in bunches.” Interestingly, production notes reveal that while the episode was penned by Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunt, its title was altered to “Being Alive” on Apple TV’s streaming service, which has confused some fans. While we await the finale, you can read an interview with Reynolds and Hern for a sneak peek.
Will There Be An Episode 11 Or A Season 5?
Unlike Seasons 2 and 3, which had 12 episodes each, Season 4 will have only 10, mirroring Season 1, meaning Episode 10 serves as the finale with no Episode 11 in sight.
Ted Lasso Episode Release Dates:
Before the Season 4 finale, here’s a look back at the episode release schedule from August to October:
- Season 4, Episode 1, “Home”: August 5
- Season 4, Episode 2, “Curiouser and Curiouser!”: August 12
- Season 4, Episode 3, “Richmond’s Got Talent”: August 19
- Season 4, Episode 4, “Greyhounds’ Day Off”: August 26
- Season 4, Episode 5, “Riches of Embarrassment”: September 2
- Season 4, Episode 6, “Don’t Jump Around Much Anymore”: September 9
- Season 4, Episode 7, “Yes & Baby”: September 16
- Season 4, Episode 8, “Follow the Anger”: September 23
- Season 4, Episode 9, “Mae Rides the Bus”: September 30
- Season 4, Episode 10, “The Departing Lass”: October 7
Did Mae From Ted Lasso Die?
After the Lady Greyhounds triumphed in Episode 409, viewers noticed Mae was missing from her seat in the crowd. Unfortunately, she had collapsed, and a steward informed Rebecca, “There’s been an incident. It’s Ms. Green.” Sadly, Badland confirmed Mae’s death in a Zoom interview.
Will There Be More Seasons Of Ted Lasso?
As for a potential fifth season, Apple TV has not yet officially announced a renewal for Ted Lasso. However, considering the show’s popularity, it’s likely that we could see a Season 5. Both Abbie Hern and Tanya Reynolds have expressed their hopes for another season while discussing the finale.
Given the show’s success and the dedicated fanbase, a continuation seems plausible, especially with more stories to explore involving the Lady Greyhounds. Plus, Sudeikis mentioned plans for a three-season arc, so more updates could be on the way!
How To Watch Ted Lasso:
To catch Ted Lasso, you’ll need a subscription to Apple TV, which offers a seven-day free trial for new users and an ad-free streaming plan at $14.99/month.
A bundle with Apple TV and Peacock is also available, starting at $14.99/month.
Keep an eye out for more updates on Ted Lasso!
