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It turns out you can go back again, especially if you win a pile of awards, mint a crop of stars and turn a potentially obscure sitcom into Apple\u2019s biggest hit. The iPhone maker has today announced Ted Lasso <\/em>season four will debut August 5, with new episodes arriving every Wednesday through October 7. This time out, Ted and Beard have returned to Richmond to take over coaching its women\u2019s team as it languishes in the second division.<\/p>\n Ted Lasso<\/em> wrapped up its initial three-season arc back in 2023, wrapping up its storylines in a fairly definitive manner. Despite this, Apple wanted to maintain one of its earliest breakout hits and so quickly started making moves to get an additional run under way. Jason Sudekis, Brendan Hunt, Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Brett Goldstein and Jeremy Swift are all returning for the run. But, given the focus on the women\u2019s team, there\u2019s a whole new crop of cast members, including Sex Education\u2019s<\/em> Tanya Reynolds and Andor\u2019s <\/em>Faye Marsay.<\/p>\n There are changes behind the scenes too, especially given showrunner Bill Lawrence\u2019s split focus on his current hot streak of shows. Consequently, Jack Burditt, who created Last Man Standing<\/em>, is taking the role of executive producer \u2014- try not to worry, however, he also worked on Frasier,<\/em> 30 Rock<\/em> and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt<\/em>. You should check out the teaser trailer below and wonder why Tracy Ullman, who is all over the footage, doesn\u2019t even get so much as a namecheck in Apple TV\u2019s press release.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n