How To Watch “Ted Lasso” 2024

To watch “Ted Lasso,” the easiest way is to subscribe to Apple TV+. The beloved comedy series follows American football coach Ted Lasso, played by Jason Sudeikis, as he navigates managing an English soccer team called AFC Richmond.

Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the series, we can show you how to watch “Ted Lasso” from anywhere in the world.

How to watch “Ted Lasso” in the U.S.

All 3 seasons of “Ted Lasso” are an Apple TV+ exclusive. You need to sign up for the streaming service to watch “Ted Lasso.” Another option is to use Amazon Prime to add on Apple TV+.

Streaming-exclusive shows don't often get physical releases, but “Ted Lasso” is an exception. You can purchase a DVD or Blu-ray boxed set of the comedy series through major retailers like Amazon. So if you don't want to get an Apple TV+ subscription, this is one way around that.

Platform	Price
Apple TV+	$9.99/mo
Amazon Prime (Apple TV+ add-on)	$9.99/mo
DVD & Blu-ray (complete series)	$59.96/mo

How to watch on Apple TV+

Apple TV+ offers a 7-day free trial. Afterward, Apple TV+ costs $9.99/mo. Besides “Ted Lasso,” you'll also get access to other popular Apple TV-exclusive shows like “The Morning Show,” “Silo,” and “Presumed Innocent.”

Amazon Prime has Apple TV+ available as an add-on option. It costs the same as subscribing directly to Apple TV+. Using the add-on option is convenient for people who already have an Amazon Prime Video subscription. This means you can avoid downloading another app and incurring a separate subscription charge.

How to watch “Ted Lasso” in the U.K.

You can watch “Ted Lasso” in the U.K. with an Apple TV+ subscription. No other streaming service has “Ted Lasso” available.

Unlike in the U.S., you can't watch “Ted Lasso” through Amazon Prime. The Apple TV+ add-on is available only in the U.S.

Another option for people in the U.K. is to get a DVD or Blu-ray boxed set. While it's more expensive overall, it could be worth it in the long term if you rewatch the show frequently or don't want to get an Apple TV+ subscription.

How to watch “Ted Lasso” in Canada

You can watch “Ted Lasso” in Canada on Apple TV+. The show is exclusively available on Apple TV+, and you can't watch it on other streaming platforms.

In the U.S., you can get an add-on Apple TV+ subscription through Amazon Prime. However, this add-on isn't available yet in Canada. You can stream it only on Apple TV+.

Beyond streaming, you can get a DVD or Blu-ray boxed set of all 3 seasons of “Ted Lasso.” The upfront cost is higher than that of an Apple TV+ subscription. However, it might be ideal if you don't want to sign up for another streaming service but really want to watch “Ted Lasso.”

How to watch “Ted Lasso” from anywhere

“Ted Lasso” is an Apple TV+ original, which means it's exclusive to that platform. Luckily, Apple TV+ is available in several countries around the world. Since “Ted Lasso” is an original show, there shouldn't be any geo-locked restrictions to watch it.

However, if you’re experiencing a content block based on your location, you can use a virtual private network (VPN). The VPN masks your IP address. You can then connect to different server locations to make it appear that your device is browsing from that location.

We conducted several tests to find VPNs that can unblock geo-restrictions and don't impact streaming speeds. Based on our results, we recommend NordVPN or Surfshark for streaming Apple TV or Amazon Prime Video.

“Ted Lasso” schedule

There are currently no new episodes of “Ted Lasso.” After season 3 ended, the show wasn’t renewed. While there are rumors of a season 4, there’s no confirmation on the show's future status.

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Bottom line

The best way to watch “Ted Lasso” is to subscribe to Apple TV+. You can sign up directly or through Amazon Prime with an Apple TV+ add-on. Alternatively, you can purchase the DVD or Blu-ray boxed set of the complete series.

Sometimes you may need a VPN connection to securely watch Apple TV+. Some of our best VPN services can help you stream “Ted Lasso” without lagging or buffering.