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Season Two Sparks: Growth, Heart, and Locker Room Laughs Across Four TV Reviews
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Season Two Sparks: Growth, Heart, and Locker Room Laughs Across Four TV Reviews

A.V. Club reviews four current shows, praising Adults' eight-episode season for sharpening its ensemble comedy, a standout 'Off Hour' bottle episode in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds that deepens character bonds, mixed feelings about The Shards' Homecoming as it nears its end with two episodes left, and Ted Lasso's 'Greyhounds' Day Off' as a satisfying (if filler) exploration of team dynamics and female friendships, underscoring the value of strong writing and performances in contemporary TV.

Two Wolves, One Pitch: Ted Lasso S4E4 Dives Into Money and Romance
television2 days ago

Two Wolves, One Pitch: Ted Lasso S4E4 Dives Into Money and Romance

Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 4 uses a conference on women’s sports funding to test Rebecca’s caution about Zelda Southport’s money-driven approach while Keeley champions aggressive investment; the episode also advances Keeley and Roy’s relationship as Keeley urges Roy to date while he tests new therapists, including Dr. Erin Beaumont; a bonding pub-trivia exercise backfires with the team briefly jailed, and cameos from Trent Crimm and Dr. Sharon Fieldstone anchor the theme of money, media, and power shaping relationships and team dynamics in this season’s run.

Ted Lasso Finds the I in Team on Greyhounds’ Day Off
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Ted Lasso Finds the I in Team on Greyhounds’ Day Off

Vulture’s recap of Ted Lasso S4E4, Greyhounds’ Day Off, follows Ted’s struggle to unlock the “I” in his new team as Trent Crimm’s The Richmond Way finds paperback success and Dr. Sharon Fieldstone releases Unlocking the I in Team, both acting as a Greek chorus. The episode centers on leadership and identity over celebrity, with the message that you lose the dressing room when you forget the players’ collective identity, a lesson Ted helps the team embrace—earning a four-star Editor’s Rating.

Keeley Hazell on losing a Ted Lasso role written for her and the therapy that followed
arts-entertainment4 days ago

Keeley Hazell on losing a Ted Lasso role written for her and the therapy that followed

Keeley Hazell says she needed “a lot of therapy” after losing a Ted Lasso role written for her to Juno Temple. The former glamour model didn’t land the Keeley role but continues with the show as Bex and a staff writer, while reflecting on her past Page 3 fame and her Edinburgh Fringe show and memoir.

Puppet Surgery and Punchlines: This Week's Best TV Quotes
entertainment5 days ago

Puppet Surgery and Punchlines: This Week's Best TV Quotes

TVLine’s Quotes of the Week compiles standout lines from recent shows—ranging from the Strange New Worlds puppet surgery to sharp jabs at AI on Project Runway—spanning Lanterns, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Days of Our Lives, Lucky, Last Week Tonight, Married at First Sight, Ted Lasso, Big Brother, Beyond the Gates, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, and more. Readers are invited to weigh in with their favorites.

Ted Lasso taps Cristo Fernández’s real-life sister Paloma Cinco for season 4
arts-entertainment8 days ago

Ted Lasso taps Cristo Fernández’s real-life sister Paloma Cinco for season 4

Jason Sudeikis described it as a joy that Paloma Cinco, the real-life sister of Ted Lasso star Cristo Fernández, joined season 4 as Maria Rojas (Dani Rojas’s sister). Cinco reportedly helped pitch the idea and auditioned for the role, continuing The Independent’s note that the show often casts real-life relatives to boost on-screen chemistry; Fernández recently debuted as a professional footballer with El Paso, while season 4 centers on Lasso coaching a women’s team and Maria Rojas being a positive, energetic young footballer.

Ted Lasso adds real-life sibling energy as Cristo Fernández’s sister joins season 4
arts-entertainmenttv8 days ago

Ted Lasso adds real-life sibling energy as Cristo Fernández’s sister joins season 4

Jason Sudeikis says it was a joy that Cristo Fernández’s real-life sister Paloma Cinco joined Ted Lasso as Maria Rojas for season 4, after the siblings brainstormed the idea and Cinco auditioned; the on-screen siblings mirror their real-life bond while Fernández’s Dani Rojas remains a fan favorite.

Paloma Cinco Makes a Surprise Ted Lasso Cameo as Dani Rojas’ Sister
television9 days ago

Paloma Cinco Makes a Surprise Ted Lasso Cameo as Dani Rojas’ Sister

Paloma Cinco, Cristo Fernández’s sister, appears in Ted Lasso Season 4 as Maria Rojas during the Lady Greyhounds tryouts in the episode ‘Richmond’s Got Talent.’ Beard spots her name, gives her No. 14, and it’s revealed Maria has never played soccer, but her sunny energy and family connection drive the moment. Cinco discusses how the idea came about, her real-life soccer background, and her excitement about the role in a Deadline interview, noting the broader push for women in sports and praising the show’s casting and chemistry with co-stars.

Lady Greyhounds Rise as Lanterns Delve Dark: A Trio of TV Reviews
television9 days ago

Lady Greyhounds Rise as Lanterns Delve Dark: A Trio of TV Reviews

Three TV reviews span Ted Lasso season 4’s focus on the Lady Greyhounds and women’s sports, the darker, human-centered approach of Lanterns with Hal Jordan and John Stewart, and Furious’s mordant, high-stakes crime drama, praising shows that push beyond formula with mentorship, trauma, and representation while noting Ted Lasso’s challenge of giving new female talent as much screen time as the established cast.

Ted Lasso Season 4 Hits Apple TV with Weekly Episodes and Early Drops
entertainment10 days ago

Ted Lasso Season 4 Hits Apple TV with Weekly Episodes and Early Drops

Apple TV+'s Ted Lasso Season 4 premiered on August 5, 2026, with 10 weekly episodes releasing on Wednesdays and concluding on October 7. Episodes often drop the night before at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT, so Episode 2 appeared early on August 11. The season introduces new characters from the Richmond women's football club and opened with about 300 million minutes watched in its first two days, a new opening record for Apple TV+.