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Ted Lasso's co-stars were among the guest speakers at the SAG Awards gala, swapping their glam red carpet looks for matching Nike tracksuits. Hannah Waddingham, 49, and Juno Temple, 34, shared a kiss as the cast members strutted out their matching gala attire on Saturday. The actresses were included in PEOPLE's PEOPLE's Public Service Actors Guild Awards Gala in Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall, Los Angeles, starring Jason Sudeikis, Kola Bokinni, Brett Goldstein, and Brendan Hunt.

Hannah Waddingham of Ted Lasso made a glamorous debut when she stepped out to the 30th Annual Screen Actor Guild awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California, on Saturday. Hannah, 49, who was nominated in the Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series for her role as Rebecca Welton on the program, wore a long fishtail train that swept the floor. The dress had a low-cut neckline and a thigh-high split, exposing her long slender leg.

On Sunday, Ted Lasso actor Phil Dunster and his rarely-seen girlfriend Ellie Heydon were on the PDA for the 2024 Critics Choice Awards. After arriving for the party held at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, the actor, 31, planted a sweet kiss on his stunning companion as they posed for photographs together. Phil wore a white suit and shirt with a smart black bow tie.

In a semi-sheer black gown with racy cut-outs, the actress, 34, displayed her stunning figure.

With the holiday season in full swing, many television enthusiasts are taking time to revisit some of their favorite holiday specials from hit television shows. The Simpsons, a well-loved series, and The Big Bang Theory had a seasonal episode every season that always delighted viewers. Based on IMDb results, DailyMail.com reveals what the most popular Christmas TV episodes are.

The cast of Ted Lasso's Apple TV+ Home For Christmas special has reunited. The Ted Lasso star ringing in the season with live performances of beloved Christmas classics was seen at The Coliseum in London, which is now out. Fans of the hit comedy series Hannah Sudeikis (Ted) will be thrilled to see Hannah back with the AFC Richmond crew, as well as favorites Brett Goldstein (Roy Kent), and Juno Temple (Keeley Jones).

Catherine Tate and her Ted Lasso pal Brett Goldstein were in good spirits as they arrived at BST Hyde Park on Friday, which was headlined by Billy Joel. For the occasion, the Doctor Who actor, 53, opted for simplicity with a pair of black and grey trainers. As her long ginger tresses cascaded behind her shoulders and back, she retrieved the essentials in a black and cream Daunt Books tote bag and rocked a white cap.

Since the streaming service sent out a cryptic tweet hinting at a spinoff, fans of the Emmy-winning AppleTV+ comedy 'Ted Lasso' are sharing their excitement. AppleTV+ posted a snapshot of characters and a strange caption on Tuesday, one week before the show's season three and possibly the series's conclusion. The service was broadcast with a snapshot of Nick Mohammed as Nate Shelley, Brett Goldstein as Roy Kent, and Brendan Hunt as Coach Beard.' Mohammed continued to quote the tweet and insert an emoji face with zipped lips. Many fans were outraged when it was announced that there would be a fourth season or a spin-off without Emmy winner Jason Sudeikis. 'Don't play with my feelings, that's not fair!' One Twitter user wrote a comment.

The question on everyone's mind is what's going on with "Ted Lasso"? Ted (Jason Sudeikis) returns to America and reunite with his son in an extra-long final episode on May 31. The AFC Richmond crew, on the other hand, remained in London, living their lives revolved around the beloved football team. Although "Ted Lasso"'s cast and creator have behaved as if season three is the final lap for the series, Apple has yet to announce the new episode as the series's finale. A lot of fans are curious whether "Ted Lasso" will return for a season four or if the show will have a potential spinoff. Here's a look at all the possibilities.

One majorly enjoyable friendship has existed between player Jamie Tartt (Phil Dunster) and coach Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein) during "Ted Lasso"'s third season. Both players for AFC Richmond then, were often at each other's throats in the first season. They came back to the team and began to develop a new culture in season two. Jamie asks Roy to help him with his regimente, and Roy's niece informs them they are now "best friends" by episode — which is released on May 17th. Dunster talks to POPSUGAR about what's at the center of the duo's bond, "I think it's about both of them coming to terms with a need for vulnerability." "They both know that if they're going to be better versions of themselves," the person they need to do that with most is themselves." Jamie is the one on the show who is most like Roy, and Roy is the one most likeable to Jamie, so opening up to each other is like confronting themselves.

Many people were shocked when they learned that "Ted Lasso" would be the last season on Apple TV+. They wanted more time with Ted (Jason Sudeikis), Coach Beard (Brendan Hunt), Rebecca (Hannah Waddingham), Keeley (Juno Temple), Roy (Brett Goldstein), and co. However, the desire seems to have grown in importance with each individual episode. "Sunflowers," the most recent episode, which was released on 19 April, has a run time of a whopping hour and three minutes. And it's a trend this season; the first episode was 40 minutes, two and three were 48 minutes, and four and five were 50 minutes. "Ted Lasso"'s episodes are also long. In season one, "Ted Lasso" stuck to the half-hour comedy style. Most comedies complete their episodes within 30 minutes, give or take, since they don't have to worry about time slots. In season two, "Ted Lasso" began to flirt with run-time indefiniteness, with a few episodes approaching the 40 minutes. However, some of the show's most popular holiday special "Carol of the Bells" in season two stayed close to the 30-minute mark. The season two finale, which seemed to be a special occasion, has been broadcast longer than usual shows for season finales (or special events like weddings). However, "Ted Lasso" season three seems to have set these ridiculous run times as the new half-hour comedy's highest average, and it's hurting the program.

Brett Goldstein says he is perplexed by his sex symbol status, and in some cases even forgets he's not well known at all. During an interview with Variety's current issue, the actor, 42, who plays potty-mouthed soccer player Roy Kent on Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso, claims he had no idea some people held him in such high esteem but was more than eager to give him praise. He joked: 'This is the first I've heard of it…I'm flattered you're telling me this, and I will expect you to address me as such from now on…'

Nate Shelley of AFC Richmond betrayed the team and moved to rival West Ham at the end of season two, but POPSUGAR's Nick Mohammed, who plays the character, says Nate's treacherey (and change) was certain ever since season one. "I think I was sent maybe the first three episodes of season one," he says, so he didn't know about the complete vision for the character when he was cast." But then, Mohammed learned about Nate's heel turn from creator and actress Jason Sudeikis, who arrived "quite early" in filming season one.

This week, comedian Jason Sudeikis, who plays fictional soccer coach Lasso, and other cast members, Hannah Waddingham, Toheeb Jimoh, Brett Goldstein, and Brendan Hunt visited the country's capital to discuss mental health and helping others in need. Sudeikis was asked a question by a familiar face - none other than Crimm, a well-known reporter character on the Emmy-winning, feel-good show, which just launched its third season. On the popular Apple TV show 'Trent Crimm of The Independent,' Ted Lasso actor James Lance attended the briefing in character as Crimm, who is known for always introducing himself as 'Trent Crimm of The Independent.'

According to Brett Goldstein, who stars as Roy Kent in the series, "ethical one to answer" is "tricky one to answer." POPSUGAR: "You've got [Cristo Fernández], who was a genius," Goldstein told POPSUGAR. "You've got Moe Hashim, who is also a professional." Phil Dunster is a natural performer. They're all very good." Nonetheless, at the end of the day, he knows who he'd pick. "Gun to head, if you said you can only play one player, I'd go with Moe Hashim, who is just an all-around great player." He's a god in the game.

Brett Goldstein began his onscreen career in 2005 with the film "Wish You Were Here," but in recent years, he's become a household name for his role as veteran footballer and assistant AFC Richmond coach Roy Kent in the famed Apple TV+ series "Ted Lasso." Goldstein has appeared in numerous films, television series, and even solo stand-up shows, with credits including "Thor: Love and Thunder," "Robot Chicken," and "Harley Quinn" among others. Goldstein keeps his personal life out of the spotlight when he isn't in front of the camera, which also applies to the people he dates. In terms of his dating life, the actor's only public relation has been with fellow actress Beth Rylance. Goldstein appears to be single and focusing on forthcoming initiatives outside of his ties with Rylance.

"Ted Lasso" is back for season three, and AFC Richmond hasn't been able to play somewhere they haven't been in a long time: the Premier League. Richmond fought their way out of the English Football League Championship at the end of season two to join the upper echelon of the English football system in the United Kingdom at the top of the table. However, the onscreen media is confident that Richmond will be relegated this year, causing the team to quickly freak out about it. We're sure you're scratching your head with incomprehension at any of this. Relegation in American sports leagues is not present in the United States, so if you watch English football in your free time, you may not be familiar with the concept. On "Ted Lasso," we discuss relegation and what it does for AFC Richmond.

In the most recent iteration of GQ Hype, Ted Lasso actor Brett Goldstein talked about his father's Marbella strip joint. After his mother begged him to fly to Spain to 'keep an eye' on his father, the actor, 42, described the situation as 'high drama.' Brett, who lived in the UK, referred to the venture as a "midlife crisis," and he managed it for his father for almost a year.