Chicago PD Fans Are Highly Impressed With Jesse Lee Soffer's Directorial Debut
Jesse Lee Soffer, who recently left the cast of "Chicago P.D.," directed its most recent episode, "Deadlocked," much to the acclaim of fans.
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Reacher's Alan Ritchson Says He Needs A Twin To Handle The Exhausting Shooting Schedule
"Reacher" star Alan Ritchson has said that he needs a twin to handle the exhausting shooting schedule on the critically acclaimed Amazon show.
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Ted Lasso Season 3 Has Fans Calling For Phil Dunster To Receive An Emmy
Ted Lasso has already won plenty of love from the Emmy Awards, but one person who hasn't been nominated is Phil Dunster, and fans are ready for that to change.
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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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Ted Lasso Season 3 Episode 2 Perfectly Sums Up Every Hallmark Christmas Movie Ever
The second episode of the third season of "Ted Lasso" on Apple TV features a hilarious take from Ted, explaining the novelty of Hallmark Christmas movies.
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Roy Kent Finally Reveals Why He Hates Trent Crimm In Ted Lasso Season 3
Roy Kent doesn't like most people on "Ted Lasso," but he has a big beef with Trent Crimm, the self-serving journalist who wants to write a book about Richmond.
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What Song Is Playing At The Beginning Of Ted Lasso S3 Episode 2?
Ever wondered who's singing the catchy mash-up at the start of Ted Lasso Season 3, Episode 2?
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Looper Asks: Which Ted Lasso Character Can You Really Not Stand? - Exclusive Survey
Of all the lovable characters in Ted Lasso, some just aren't favorites. Looper asked which character fans couldn't stand.
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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: Brett Goldstein Reveals Which Season 2 Scene Had The Cast In Tears
"Ted Lasso" star Brett Goldstein has revealed that the cast's time at Wembley Stadium truly had the stars of the hit Apple TV+ series in tears while filming.
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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 Fans Spot A Star Wars Reference In The Season 3 Premiere
Rupert Mannion is going full villain mode in Ted Lasso Season 3, and he's already reminding some viewers of a classic Star Wars bad guy.
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Ted Lasso's Creators Plan To Take Time Before Figuring Out The Lassoverse's Future
"Ted Lasso" co-creator and star Brendan Hunt says that the Apple TV+ show's creative team plans to take some "time off" after its third season.
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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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Ted Lasso Fans Fully Support Phoebe Questioning Roy In S3 Episode 1
"Ted Lasso" is back with Season 3, and this character development had fans -- and Phoebe -- questioning Roy Kent's decisions.
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Ted Lasso S3 Has Fans Calling Jamie Tartt The Voice Of Reason
"Ted Lasso" fans have taken to social media to share their reactions to Jamie Tartt's scene-stealing moments in the show's Season 3 premiere.
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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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Ted Lasso And Shrinking Are The Double Bill That's Mainstreaming Men's Mental Health
Ted Lasso gave us a big, warm hug, and Shrinking is keeping the conversation going.
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Ted Lasso Season 3 Episode 1: What's The Song Playing In Nate's First Scene?
What's the song playing in Nate's first scene in Season 3, Episode 1 of "Ted Lasso," and how does it lay the foundation for the character's trajectory?
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Ted Lasso Season 3: What Does West Ham's 'I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles' Slogan Mean?
The phrase "I'm forever blowing bubbles" is not really a slogan, but a reference to an anthem with strange origins.
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Ted Lasso Season 3: What Happens If AFC Richmond Finishes 20th In The Premier League?
If AFC gets relegated at the end of Season 3, the club will move down to the second tier of English football and potentially lose out on a lot of money.
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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 Fans Double Down On Who Has The Best Chant
Chants are important in football. When it comes to who has the best football chant, "Ted Lasso" fans agree that Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein) comes out on top.
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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 Fans Are Hoping For More From The Richmond Fans In Season 3
Baz, Jeremy, and Paul are hardcore Richmond fans. This trio has plenty of storytelling potential, and fans want to see more of them in "Ted Lasso" Season 3.
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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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