Will 'Ted Lasso' shine a light on the evolution of women's soccer?

The latest "Ted Lasso" has an opportunity to do for women's soccer what the original series did for the men's game.

We're cautiously optimistic that this "surprise" fourth season doesn't make the same mistakes that killed its bloated third season.

It’s easy to get bogged down in a negative spiral with the current news cycle and the lack of Ted Lasso reminding us to be a goldfish. While the state of the world can’t be solved by a fictional character in a television show, Apple TV+ is thankfully aiming to fill the void anyway. Ted Lasso season 4 drops today with

Jason Sudeikis' Apple TV hit used to be about masculinity. Now it's a workplace comfort show about nothing in particular

In "Ted Lasso" Season 4, Ted backs out of the spotlight and lets Richmond's women's team shine. It's just what the show needed.

More than three years since it went off the air, the series returns with Jason Sudeikis' chipper American taking a new post as head coach of Richmond's inaugural women's team.

The long-awaited return of Ted Lasso is finally here, with the premiere episode of the show’s much-anticipated fourth season now available to Apple TV subscribers.