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Brendan Hunt explained the Season 4 finale's major plot twists, including Ted Lasso stepping down to assistant coach and Roy Kent leaving for Chelsea. Hunt confirmed no Season 5 renewal is official yet, though he remains optimistic. The episode featured a Brandi Carlile theme cover and resolved the club's ownership dispute in Rebecca's favor.
The Season 4 finale of 'Ted Lasso,' titled 'Being Alive,' concluded with significant structural changes at AFC Richmond. Jason Sudeikis' character, Ted Lasso, voluntarily stepped down as head coach to become an assistant to Alice Chilton, who was promoted to lead the women's team. Meanwhile, Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein) departed to manage Chelsea, and Rebecca Welton (Hannah Waddingham) secured 51% ownership of the club after a legal battle with Zelda Southport. The episode featured a new theme song cover by Brandi Carlile and addressed the suicide of Ted's father. Co-creator Brendan Hunt confirmed that no Season 5 renewal has been officially announced, though he expressed optimism.
The Season 4 finale of 'Ted Lasso' concludes with a major restructuring of AFC Richmond's coaching staff. Ted Lasso voluntarily steps down as head coach of the men's team to become an assistant to Alice Chilton, who is promoted to lead the women's team. Roy Kent leaves to manage Chelsea, and Rebecca Welton secures majority ownership of the club while becoming engaged to Matthijs.
In the penultimate episode of Ted Lasso Season 4, pub owner Mae Green dies during a 4-2 victory for the Lady Greyhounds. The episode also honors late actor Anthony Head and deepens the bond between Alice and Gemma.
The penultimate episode of Ted Lasso, titled 'Mae Rides the Bus,' features the death of long-running character Mae Green and a tribute to actor Anthony Head. Mae, played by Annette Badland, dies after watching the Lady Greyhounds win 4-2. The episode also honors Head, who died in June 2026, with a memorial card. Badland revealed she learned of Mae's fate shortly before filming.
The penultimate episode of Ted Lasso Season 4, titled 'Mae Rides the Bus,' features the death of long-running character Mae Green and a tribute to actor Anthony Head. Annette Badland, who plays Mae, revealed she learned of the character's fate shortly before filming. The episode also includes a memorial for Head, who died in June 2026.
In the penultimate episode of Ted Lasso Season 4, the long-running character Mae Green dies while supporting the new women's team, the Lady Greyhounds. Annette Badland, who has played Mae since Season 1, revealed she learned of the character's fate only shortly before filming. The episode, titled 'Mae Rides the Bus,' depicts Mae's final day as she joins the team on the bus, delivers a locker room speech, and watches them overcome a 2-0 deficit to win 4-2. The storyline concludes with Rebecca breaking the news of Mae's passing to Ted, marking a significant emotional shift as the series transitions to a women's football focus.
Annette Badland, who has played Mae Green since the first season of Ted Lasso, described the character's death in Season 4, Episode 9 as 'devastating' but ultimately a 'very best way' to go. The episode, titled 'Mae Rides the Bus,' shows Mae spending her final day with the Lady Greyhounds, delivering a locker room speech, and watching them win a 4-2 match before passing away. Badland revealed she learned of the character's fate only about a month before filming. The storyline marks a significant emotional shift as the series transitions to a women's football focus, with creator Jason Sudeikis personally informing the actress and adjusting subsequent episodes to honor Mae's legacy.
In the penultimate episode of Ted Lasso Season 4, the long-running character Mae Green dies while supporting the Lady Greyhounds at an away match. Annette Badland, who has portrayed Mae since Season 1, confirmed she learned of the character's death only about a month before filming. The episode, titled 'Mae Rides the Bus,' depicts Mae's final day as she joins the team on the bus, delivers a locker room speech, and watches them overcome a 2-0 deficit to win 4-2. The storyline concludes with Rebecca breaking the news of Mae's passing to Ted, marking a significant emotional shift in the series' transition to a women's football focus.
In Season 4, Episode 8, 'Follow the Anger,' the Lady Greyhounds face a crisis after star striker Gemma suffers a serious knee injury, potentially sidelining her for a year. This forces Alice Chilton to confront her own trauma to convince Gemma to prioritize rehab over a law internship. Meanwhile, Roy and Keeley finally reconcile after a chaotic trip to a Chelsea legends ceremony, and Higgins uncovers that ex-husband Rupert is buying up AFC Richmond shares.
Episode 8 of Ted Lasso Season 4, titled 'Follow the Anger,' delivers the season’s most emotional payoff by resolving the Roy-Keeley romance and forcing Alice Chilton to confront her trauma. Star player Gemma suffers a potentially career-ending knee injury, prompting a leadership crisis for Alice. Meanwhile, Higgins uncovers that ex-husband Rupert is buying up AFC Richmond shares, setting up the season’s final two episodes.
In Episode 8, 'Follow the Anger,' the Lady Greyhounds face a crisis after star striker Gemma sustains a serious knee injury, potentially sidelining her for a year. This triggers a leadership test for Alice, who must navigate her own trauma to convince Gemma to prioritize rehab over a law internship. Meanwhile, Roy and Keeley finally reconcile after a chaotic trip to a Chelsea legends ceremony, and Higgins uncovers that ex-husband Rupert is buying up AFC Richmond shares.
A recent datamine for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves hints at Season 4 DLC bringing new fighters (Xiangfei, Panni, and White, with whispers of Alfred or Draken) and unconfirmed crossover details; the Switch 2 version is slated for Oct 22, 2026, with Mai Shiranui’s Classic Costume free for Switch 2 pre-orders. These are rumors from the datamine, not official confirmations.
Netflix’s true-crime anthology Monster returns with eight-episode Season 4, The Lizzie Borden Story, centering on Lizzie Borden (Ella Beatty) as the era’s first female perpetrator and a symbol of female rage. The season features a star-studded ensemble—including Vicky Krieps in dual roles, Charlie Hunnam in a new part, Rebecca Hall, Sarah Paulson, and Billie Lourd—and arrives Sept. 17 on Netflix, continuing Ryan Murphy’s expanding Monsterverse with fresh takes on infamous crimes.
Season 4 of Ted Lasso is criticized as a dog’s dinner, failing to expand its ensemble and leaning on tired sitcom tropes. Episode 6’s New Year’s Eve bottle episode centers on a glam location while underusing the women’s team and flattening key characters, notably within the Roy–Keeley–Erin love triangle and Rebecca’s romantic arcs. Despite hints the show could still course-correct, it must turn things around quickly or risk a forgettable return.