Maximilian Osinski

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.

Maximilian Osinski makes a big splash in season three of "Ted Lasso" as Zava, a football superstar with a large ego but with a large heart to match. AFC Richmond has brought him back to prevent the team from being relegated and replaced by one-up West Ham, owned by the villainous Rupert (Anthony Head) and coached by Nate (Nick Mohammed). But what fans might not know is that Osinski is married to an actress who's making splashes on an Apple TV+ series of her own: Dichen Lachman, who appears on "Severance" in Ms. Casey. Ms. Casey of Lachman is a lamson company employee who, viewers will discover, is linked to a deep mystery that the corporation is hiding from Mark S (Adam Scott). Osinski and Lachman married in 2015 and shared a daughter the same year. Both actors have been active actors for a long time. In the short-lived but cult favourite series "Dollhouse;" and "Altered Carbon," Lachman, a Nepali Australian, has appeared on the hit Australian soap "Neighbours;" and "In Netflix's "Altered Carbon." She appeared in "Jurassic World Dominion" last year, and she is slated for 2024's "Kingdom of the Apes." Both Osinski, who was born in Austria, and Lachman appeared on ABC's "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.L.D."