Is Ted Lasso Returning for Season 5? Brendan Hunt Says…

“It did end nicely,” he added. “We’ll just have to see.”

Indeed, season four of Ted Lasso—which followed Ted returning to London to coach AFC Richmond’s new women’s football team—appeared to wrap up most storylines in the season four finale, titled “Being Alive.”

ICYMI, the season concluded with Ted passing the baton of team manager over to Alice Chilton (Tanya Reynolds), demoting himself to assistant manager like Hunt’s Coach Beard. Also changing roles is Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein), who accepted a job managing Chelsea FC, however, he’s about to be a dad with Keeley Jones (Juno Temple). Another surprising moment? Rebecca Welton (Hannah Waddingham) proposed to her boyfriend Matthijs (Matteo van der Grijn).

The finale also included more than one emotional moment. The team mourned the loss of Crown and Anchor pub owner Mae Green (Annette Badland), who died in the ninth episode, while Ted opened up to his son Henry about his father’s suicide.

And though the episode was pitch perfect, it doesn’t mean there still aren’t unanswered questions.

“There’s not much in the way of cliffhangers,” Hunt continued. “But Ted and Beard as peers instead of hierarchically, I’m curious about that. Roy and Keeley becoming parents, curious about that. Rebecca married, curious about that. The fellas running the pub, and how’s the team going to take to Alice as their leader? These are all just more like questions than cliffhangers.”

That said, Hunt pointed out that “there’s not yet any indication that we’re going to get to answer those questions.”

“So at the moment,” he teased, “they’re still lingering in the air.”

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