โปสเตอร์ Ted Lasso (2020)

Ted Lasso (2020)

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ซีรี่ย์ฝรั่งซีรี่ย์ 2020ดราม่าตลก

ชื่อภาษาอังกฤษ
Ted Lasso
ประเทศ
สหรัฐอเมริกา
ออกอากาศครั้งแรก
14 สิงหาคม 2563
จำนวนตอน
44 ตอน (4 ซีซัน)
ความยาวต่อตอน
ประมาณ 56 นาที
สถานะ
ยังฉายอยู่
ตอนล่าสุด
EP10/10 (6 ตุลาคม 2569)
ช่อง/แพลตฟอร์มต้นทาง
Apple TV
ผู้สร้าง
Bill Lawrence, Jason Sudeikis, Joe Kelly, Brendan Hunt
เรตผู้ชม
น 18+
คะแนน TMDB
8.4/10 (2,750 โหวต)

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Ted Lasso เป็นซีรี่ย์ฝรั่ง ปี 2020 มีทั้งหมด 44 ตอน สถานะยังฉายอยู่

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นักแสดง Ted Lasso

  • Jason SudeikisJason Sudeikisรับบท Ted Lasso
  • Hannah WaddinghamHannah Waddinghamรับบท Rebecca Welton
  • Jeremy SwiftJeremy Swiftรับบท Leslie Higgins
  • เบร็ตต์ โกลด์สไตน์เบร็ตต์ โกลด์สไตน์รับบท Roy Kent
  • Brendan HuntBrendan Huntรับบท Coach Beard
  • จูโน เทมเพิลจูโน เทมเพิลรับบท Keeley Jones
  • Phil DunsterPhil Dunsterรับบท Jamie Tartt
  • Nick MohammedNick Mohammedรับบท Nathan Shelley
  • Toheeb JimohToheeb Jimohรับบท Sam Obisanya
  • Kola BokinniKola Bokinniรับบท Isaac McAdoo
  • Billy HarrisBilly Harrisรับบท Colin Hughes
  • Stephen ManasStephen Manasรับบท Richard Montlaur

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เจาะลึก Ted Lasso: เนื้อเรื่อง การสร้าง และเสียงวิจารณ์

Ted Lasso ( LASS-oh) is an American sports comedy-drama television series developed by Jason Sudeikis, Bill Lawrence, Brendan Hunt, and Joe Kelly. It is based on a character Sudeikis portrayed in a series of promotional media for NBC Sports' coverage of England's football Premier League. The show follows Ted Lasso, an American college football coach who is hired to coach an English football team, A.F.C. Richmond, whose owner secretly hopes his inexperience will lead it to failure; instead, Lasso's folksy, optimistic leadership proves unexpectedly successful. The first season of ten episodes premiered on Apple TV+ on August 14, 2020, with the first three episodes releasing immediately. A second season of twelve episodes followed on July 23, 2021, with the third season released on March 15, 2023, which was intended to be the final season. It was announced in March 2025 that the series had been renewed for a fourth season, which premiered on August 5, 2026.

The series has received critical acclaim, with particular praise for its performances (notably Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, Phil Dunster, Brett Goldstein, Nick Mohammed, and Juno Temple), humor, writing, themes, and uplifting tone. Among other accolades, its first season was nominated for 20 Primetime Emmy Awards, becoming the most nominated first-season comedy in Emmy history. Sudeikis, Waddingham, and Goldstein won for their performances, and the series won the 2021 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series. Sudeikis also won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Television Series Musical or Comedy and the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series. The series repeated all three of those award wins the next year.

Premise

Ted Lasso, an American college football coach, is unexpectedly recruited to coach a fictional English Premier League soccer team, A.F.C. Richmond, despite having no experience coaching soccer. The team's owner, Rebecca Welton, gained ownership of the team in a divorce from her unfaithful ex-husband, Rupert. She has hired Lasso, secretly hoping he will cause the team's downfall and devastate Rupert, who cared more about AFC Richmond than anything else. However, Ted's charm, personality, and humor begin to win over Rebecca, the team, and those who had been skeptical about his appointment.

Main

Jason Sudeikis as Ted Lasso, an American college football coach from the Kansas City metropolitan area who is hired to coach AFC Richmond, an English soccer team. He is frequently ridiculed for his folksy optimism and inexperience with the sport, but gradually wins people over through his kind and compassionate approach to coaching. Ted joins Richmond halfway through Richmond's season in the Premier League, and gets relegated to the Championship. He manages to lead them back to the Premier League, and then finishes as runner-up in his third year at the club. Ted leaves Richmond at the end of Season 3 to be closer to his son, and migrates back to the UK with his family in Season 4, returning to Richmond as head coach of the club's women's team.

Hannah Waddingham as Rebecca Welton, the new owner of AFC Richmond. Having gained ownership of the team through a divorce settlement with her philandering ex-husband Rupert Mannion, Rebecca hires Lasso as part of a ploy to ruin the club, the only thing her ex-husband truly loved. She eventually comes to appreciate Lasso as a coach and works with him to improve the club's standings within the English soccer league system. Rebecca is especially close with Keeley Jones, the club's PR specialist, and eventually becomes an angel investor for Keeley's PR firm.

Jeremy Swift as Leslie Higgins, the timid but quirky Director of Football Operations at AFC Richmond. Higgins was indirectly responsible for Rebecca's divorce due to covering for his ex-boss Rupert during his affairs. Higgins is opposed to Rebecca's plans to sabotage Ted's efforts and eventually quits his post after the two fall out. They eventually reconcile, and Higgins returns to Richmond for the long haul. A jazz enthusiast and musician (who plays the double bass), Higgins has a large family with five sons.

Phil Dunster as Jamie Tartt (seasons 1–3; guest season 4), a talented young forward, on loan to Richmond from Manchester City in Season 1. Despite his talent, Tartt is extremely arrogant and believes himself to be superior to the other Richmond players. After pursuing an opportunity to appear on a dating reality show, he struggles to get his life back on track when he is eliminated and Manchester City drops him from their team. Eventually rejoining Richmond, Jamie slowly learns the value of teamwork and transitions into a more versatile attacking midfielder, developing his playmaking skills in addition to scoring. Prior to the events of Season 4, Jamie had transferred to FC Barcelona for the new season, and returns to Richmond as a guest to endorse his new line of vodka, reuniting with Keeley, Rebecca, and Roy.

Brett Goldstein as Roy Kent, a veteran box-to-box midfielder. Kent is Richmond's captain at the start of the series, until a tackle on Tartt in a match against Manchester City ends his career in professional soccer. Kent does a brief stint as a commentator before realizing that he misses being on the pitch and returns to Richmond as an assistant coach. At the end of season 3, Kent is appointed as Richmond's new manager following Ted's departure. In Season 4, Roy is still the head coach of the Richmond men's team, and has led them to an FA Cup victory and several Champions League appearances. Kent is primarily based on hot-headed Irish former footballer Roy Keane.

Brendan Hunt as Coach Willis Beard, Lasso's grounded, laconic longtime assistant coach and friend from Peoria, Illinois. Beard originally met Ted through college football and eventually fell into trouble with the law, with Ted coming to his aid and helping him get back on his feet. Throughout the series, Beard is in an on-off relationship with a London woman named Jane, whom he met through playing chess. At the end of Season 3, Beard chooses to remain in the UK, staying on as an assistant coach for AFC Richmond and marrying Jane in a ceremony at Stonehenge. In Season 4, Kent releases Beard from the men's team, allowing him to rejoin Ted as assistant coach for the women's team.

Nick Mohammed as Nathan "Nate" Shelley (seasons 1–3; guest season 4), AFC Richmond's original equipment manager who is promoted to assistant coach in Season 2. Despite his tactical brilliance, being dubbed the "Wonder Kid" after an inspired substitution which results in a Richmond victory over Tottenham in the FA Cup, Nate is insecure about his abilities. This eventually results in him falling out with Ted after believing the latter has forsaken him and leads him to become the manager of West Ham United under Rupert Mannion's ownership. Nate eventually reconciles with Ted and the other members of Richmond, eventually quitting West Ham and returning to Richmond. Prior to Season 4, Nate leaves Richmond to coach the Polish national football team, marries Jade (a server at his family's favorite restaurant), and has a daughter with her named Athena.

Juno Temple as Keeley Jones, a model who also works as Richmond's Chief Marketing Officer. At the start of the series, Keeley is dating Jamie Tartt but breaks up with him after realizing his immaturity and arrogance are not a good fit for her. She later enters into a relationship with Roy Kent throughout the second season, though they break up in Season 3 due to conflicting schedules and extra duties. Keeley eventually leaves the club to start her own PR firm and retains Richmond as one of her biggest clients. Keeley is bisexual, having had relationships with Tartt, Kent, and later Jack Danvers, the female venture capitalist who finances her company. At the end of the third season, Keeley has rebuilt her firm with Rebecca as her angel investor, following her falling out with Jack. Keeley returns in Season 4 as Richmond's official Chief Marketing Officer, promoting the club's women's team. She eventually rekindles her relationship with Roy, and becomes pregnant with their child.

Sarah Niles as Dr. Sharon M. Fieldstone (season 2; recurring season 3; guest season 4), a no-nonsense sports psychologist. Sharon is hired by Richmond to help the players and staff with their mental health, when forward Dani Rojas gets the "yips" after accidentally killing the club's mascot when taking a penalty kick. Besides the players, Sharon also helps Ted with his own mental health throughout the season and continues as his therapist after her contract with Richmond expires. At the end of Season 3, Sharon is hired by Richmond full-time as their resident head of mental health and emotional well-being.

Anthony Head as Rupert Mannion (season 3; recurring season 1; guest season 2), Rebecca's vindictive, philandering ex-husband, the former owner of AFC Richmond and later the owner of West Ham United.

Toheeb Jimoh as Samuel "Sam" Obisanya (season 3; recurring seasons 1–2; guest season 4), Richmond's right-back, who later converts to playing as a right winger. Sam is from Nigeria and is passionate about environmental issues, driving a Tesla and boycotting AFC Richmond's sponsor when it is revealed they are destroying his homeland's natural environment. Outside of football, Sam is also a restaurateur and owns a Nigerian-themed restaurant named "Ola's" (after his father). In Season 4, it is revealed that Obisanya left Richmond to play for Manchester United.

Cristo Fernández as Dani Rojas (season 3; recurring seasons 1–2; guest season 4), an enthusiastic player from Mexico who joins Richmond as a forward half way through the first season, after recovering from an injury. Enthusiastic, upbeat, and passionate, Dani's philosophy is "football is life"; he eventually becomes a core part of Richmond's starting lineup, playing as a second striker.

Kola Bokinni as Isaac McAdoo (season 3; recurring seasons 1–2; guest season 4), a center-back for team Richmond. After Roy Kent retires from the team, he chooses Isaac as his successor as captain. Isaac initially struggles with leadership, but he recovers and becomes an effective captain as the season progresses. He is close friends with Colin Hughes and was resentful that Colin did not feel comfortable sharing his sexual orientation with him. The two eventually make amends over a game of FIFA. Besides his defending, Isaac has an especially powerful kick and scored an equalizing penalty in Richmond's final match against West Ham.

Billy Harris as Colin Hughes (season 3; recurring seasons 1–2; guest season 4), Richmond's left winger who comes from Wales. Colin is initially closeted; his sexual orientation is revealed during a match when one of the fans yells a homophobic slur and captain Isaac McAdoo goes to confront him in the stands. Colin then comes out to the team and makes amends with McAdoo. Colin is a supercar enthusiast, owning several exotic vehicles including a Lamborghini Huracán Evo, and a Noble M500. In Season 4, it is revealed that Hughes has left Richmond and now plays for Welsh club Wrexham.

James Lance as Trent Crimm (season 3; recurring seasons 1–2; guest season 4), a cynical, pragmatic sports reporter for The Independent who is a regular member of the press at Richmond's media conferences. Trent is fired at the end of the second season for revealing his anonymous source regarding Ted's panic attacks, though he remains on good terms with Ted. In the third season, Trent is a freelance writer who spends the season with Richmond to author a book about the club, which is ultimately titled The Richmond Way. Like Colin Hughes, Trent is gay, and came out to his family prior to the series. Trent returns in Season 4 as the host of his own podcast, Through the Laces.

Tanya Reynolds as Alice Chilton (season 4), the hard-to-crack assistant coach of AFC Richmond's women's team. A former professional midfielder, Alice's career on the pitch came to an end after multiple ACL injuries in rapid succession. She was Rebecca's backup choice in the event that Ted declined her request to coach, and chose to tender her resignation after feeling her abilities had been overlooked and that Rebecca favored Ted simply because he was a man. However, Ted convinces her to stay on after reminding her of her love of the sport and the people under her charge. Throughout the season, Alice learns to loosen up and bond with the players under her care, and is eventually promoted at Ted's recommendation to become manager of the AFC Richmond women's team.

Abbie Hern as Gemma Jay (season 4), a striker for the women's team. Gemma used to play football with Alice, until she quit due to Alice's harsh criticism. Gemma is studying law when Alice and Ted visit her school to request her to join their team. Though she initially refuses, Gemma remembers her love for the game, and joins Richmond as a striker, choosing to juggle both soccer and law school.

Faye Marsay as Lizzie Davis (season 4), a center-back and captain for the women's team who is also a single mother. Lizzie joins the team through an open tryout to bolster the team's ranks.

Jude Mack as Katie "Boots" Quinn (season 4), the goalkeeper for the Richmond Women's team. Boots is known for choosing to not wear gloves while she plays, claiming that she prefers to feel the ball as is. However, in the critical game against Bristol City, Boots suffers from a broken finger, and receives a pair of gloves from Coach Beard, which she uses for the second half of the match and for the final game of the season.

Aisling Sharkey as Niamh Harrigan (season 4), a defender on the women's team and Siobhan's twin sister. She and Siobhan are nearly always verbally and/or physically sparring with each other.

Rex Hayes as Siobhan Harrigan (season 4), also a defender, and twin sister of Niamh.

AFC Richmond personnel

Stephen Manas as Richard Montlaur (seasons 1–3, guest season 4), a young, womanizing French midfielder.

Moe Jeudy-Lamour as Thierry Zoreaux (seasons 1–3, guest season 4), a French-Canadian goalkeeper and a close friend of Isaac's. In Season 3, after being inspired by Zava joining the team, Zoreaux changes his name to "Van Damme" (after Jean-Claude Van Damme). He eventually settles for "Zorro", after suffering a broken nose during a World Cup match against Dani and having to play with a protective face mask.

Charlie Hiscock as Will Kitman (seasons 2–3; guest seasons 1 & 4), the new equipment manager after Nate's promotion.

David Elsendoorn as Jan Maas (seasons 2–3, guest season 4), a Dutch center back known for his blunt personality, who transferred to Richmond from Ajax.

Moe Hashim as Moe Bumbercatch (seasons 1–3, guest season 4), a Swiss midfielder who is close friends with Richard.

Ash Bayliss as Arlo Dixon, Richmond's English right back. He is named after Arlo White and Lee Dixon.

Flaurese as Gareth Canterbury (seasons 1–2), Richmond's reserve left back, who is from Slough. His name and hometown are a reference to the British version of The Office, namely its characters Gareth Keenan and Tim Canterbury.

Maximilian Osinski as Zava (season 3), a talented but eccentric striker. Zava has a tendency to only stay with clubs for a single season, single-handedly carrying their teams to victory. In Season 3, Zava initially intends to sign for Chelsea, but is swayed to join West Ham after a conversation with Rupert, and then eventually chooses to sign with Richmond after being convinced by Rebecca. Zava leads Richmond on a significant win-streak, before suddenly retiring from professional football to work on his family's avocado farm. At the end of Season 3, Zava sends his former Richmond teammates a care package consisting of T-shirts and a large avocado. Zava is based on Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimović, with Osinski also basing his performance on French forward Eric Cantona.

Shannon Hayes as Shannon Stone (season 4; guest seasons 1–3), the recurring "Soccer Girl" who occasionally bumps into Ted around Richmond. In Season 4, Shannon applies to join Richmond via open tryout. Although she is not as skilled as the other players, Ted decides to accept her onto the women's team. Shannon eventually makes her debut in a critical game against Bristol City, scoring a decisive goal which secures Richmond's promotion.

Mercedes Assad as Margy El Sherif (season 4), a member of the women's team dating her teammate, Mady Song

Annelise Heywood as Mady Song (season 4), a member of the women's team dating her teammate, Margy El Sherif

Other characters

Annette Badland as Mae Green, the landlady of the Crown and Anchor pub in Richmond. Frequented by Ted Lasso, Coach Beard, and AFC Richmond fans, the pub is a staunch part of the local community. Mae purchases a large number of shares of AFC Richmond at the end of Season 3, and fervently supports the women's team throughout Season 4, even getting the opportunity to travel on the team bus to an away game against Bristol City. Mae dies at the end of the match, leaving the pub to Baz, Jeremy and Paul, and her 2% stake in Richmond to Rebecca.

Gus Turner (seasons 1–3) and Grant Feely (season 4) as Henry Lasso, Ted's son.

Adam Colborne, Bronson Webb and Kevin Garry as Basil "Baz" Primrose, Jeremy Blumenthal, and Paul La Fleur, a trio of die-hard AFC Richmond fans and regulars at Mae's pub. The three regularly associate with coaches Ted Lasso and Coach Beard at the pub, and even spend an evening with the latter out on the town. The three pool their money to purchase a single share of AFC Richmond, and eventually inherit the Crown and Anchor from Mae after she passes away.

Mary Roscoe as Julie Higgins (seasons 1–3; guest season 4), Leslie's wife. Mary Roscoe is married to actor Jeremy Swift, who plays her husband on the show.

Keeley Hazell as Bex (season 1; guest seasons 2–3), Rupert's new girlfriend and eventual third wife.

Ellie Taylor as Flo "Sassy" Collins (seasons 1–3), Rebecca's best friend who becomes attracted to Ted.

Tom Cotcher as Mr. Mann, an elderly AFC Richmond supporter who frequently subjects Ted to well-meaning abuse.

Phoebe Walsh as Jane Payne (season 2; guest seasons 1, 3–4), Coach Beard's on-and-off girlfriend, and eventual wife.

Elodie Blomfield as Phoebe (seasons 2–4; guest season 1), Roy's niece.

Bill Fellows as George Cartrick (season 2; guest seasons 1, 3), the former Richmond coach whom Ted replaced; later a panelist on Soccer Saturday, and Nate's replacement after he quits West Ham United.

Ruth Bradley as Ms. Bowen (season 2; guest season 3), Phoebe's teacher.

Andrea Anders as Michelle (Keller) Lasso (seasons 3–4; guest seasons 1–2), Ted's ex-wife.

Edyta Budnik as Jade (season 3; guest seasons 2 & 4), the hostess of A Taste of Athens in Tooting, the Shelley family's favorite restaurant. Nate develops a crush on her, and successfully asks her out in Season 3. Jade makes a cameo in Season 4, where it is revealed she has married Nate and has a daughter with him.

Katy Wix as Barbara (seasons 3–4), CFO of KJPR and later joint head of KBPR, whose practical, no-nonsense personality often clashes with Keeley's sunny personality.

Ambreen Razia as Shandy Fine (season 3), a modelling friend of Keeley who joins KJPR

Jodi Balfour as Jack Danvers (season 3), a venture capitalist and the angel investor of Keeley Jones' PR firm. Jack and Keeley date briefly in Season 3, and eventually break up after falling out.

Rosie Lou as Ms. Kakes (season 3), Rupert's assistant at West Ham

Spencer Jones as Deryck (season 3), the owner of Nate's favorite restaurant

Precious Mustapha as Simi (season 3), chef at Sam's restaurant

Matteo van der Grijn as Matthijs (season 4; guest season 3), a Dutch Airlines pilot who lives on a houseboat in Amsterdam. Matthijs meets Rebecca after a friendly match against Ajax, and helps her recover after she is knocked into the canal by an errant cyclist. The two eventually begin a romantic relationship, and he regularly visits Rebecca in Season 4.

Guests

Kieran O'Brien as James Tartt (seasons 1–3), Jamie's abusive father

Jimmy Akingbola as Ollie (season 1), Ted's driver when he arrives in England, who also works at his family's Indian restaurant

Kiki May as Nora (season 2), Sassy's teenage daughter and Rebecca's goddaughter

Harriet Walter as Deborah (seasons 2–4), Rebecca's mother

Sofia Barclay as Dr. Jenni O'Sullivan (seasons 2–4), an ER doctor and surgeon who treated Sharon after her bike accident, later confirmed to be Roy's sister and Phoebe's mother

Sam Richardson as Edwin Akufo (seasons 2–3), a petty Ghanaian billionaire who buys Raja Casablanca and tries to convince Sam to sign with the team

Edwin De La Renta as Francis (seasons 2–3), Edwin Akufo's assistant and handshake surrogate

Scott Van Pelt as himself (season 1), a SportsCenter anchor who breaks the news regarding Ted's hiring at AFC Richmond

Karen Johal as Nicole Shelley (season 3), Nate's sister

Sam Liu as Michael (season 3), Colin's boyfriend

Nonso Anozie as Ola Obisanya (seasons 2–3), Sam's father

Becky Ann Baker as Dottie Lasso (seasons 3–4), Ted's mother

Leanne Best as Georgie (season 3), Jamie's mother

Steve Edge as Simon (season 3), Jamie's stepfather

Laura Haddock as Dr. Erin Beaumont (season 4), a doctor at the local hospital, and Jenni's colleague.

Tracey Ullman as Zelda Southport (season 4), a wildly eccentric entrepreneur who bankrolls various women's sports teams across Europe and the US, while also challenging the patriarchy.

Notable cameos

Many sports and television entertainment personalities appeared on the show, often appearing as themselves in cameo roles throughout the series:

Lloyd Griffith as Lloyd (seasons 1–3), one of the regular reporters at the AFC Richmond press conferences

Arlo White and Chris Powell as themselves (seasons 1–3), providing commentary for AFC Richmond's matches

Jeff Stelling (seasons 1–3), Chris Kamara (seasons 1–2), Paul Merson and Clinton Morrison (season 3) as themselves, as presenter and pundits on Sky Sports Soccer Saturday, the show in which Roy briefly appears

Thierry Henry and Gary Lineker as themselves (seasons 2–3), playing soccer pundits.

Seema Jaswal and Ian Wright (season 2) as themselves, as a soccer TV show presenter and pundit

Fleur East as herself (season 2), the host of Lust Conquers All, the reality dating show that Jamie appears on

Mike Dean as himself (seasons 2–3), the referee who officiates several of AFC Richmond's games

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield as themselves (season 2), presenters of ITV's This Morning who interview Jamie about his appearance on Lust Conquers All. Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond appear on the show in Season 4.

Eni Aluko as Georgia (season 2), a member of the street soccer team in the second season.

Peter Crouch, Tom Fordyce, and Chris Stark (seasons 2–3), who are members of That Peter Crouch Podcast are heard in radio show clips describing current events at Richmond.

Rebecca Lowe and Jermaine Jenas as themselves (season 3), presenter and pundit on the Premier League Round-up show. Lowe also appears in season 4 as a stadium commentator alongside Jill Scott.

Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles (season 3), who are heard (but not seen) as Canadian TV soccer commentators Lanny and Bruce in season 3's "International Break".

Pep Guardiola as himself (season 3), manager of Manchester City.

Kasali Casal, Lee Hendrie, Jermaine Pennant, George Elokobi and Jay Bothroyd as opposition players (seasons 1–3).

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