New Season of ‘Ted Lasso’ Receives Its Lowest Critical Ratings
The fourth season of Ted Lasso has premiered on Apple TV+, though early critical reception has been noticeably more lukewarm compared to the show’s previous installments.
At present, the new season holds a 76% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a score of 60 out of 100 on Metacritic, marking the lowest ratings in the series’ history.
The primary critique leveled by reviewers is a sense that the project has lost its narrative compass following the resolution of its main story arc. Many observers argue that the new episodes rely too heavily on nostalgia rather than delivering a compelling, fresh narrative. Furthermore, new characters have faced particular scrutiny; critics suggest they lack the depth and sufficient screen time necessary to fill the void left by the beloved original ensemble.
Nevertheless, reviewers concede that the series retains its core strengths. Ted Lasso continues to blend its trademark humor with genuine, heartfelt moments, and Jason Sudeikis’s enduring charisma, combined with the show’s cozy atmosphere, ensures it maintains its quintessential charm.
The first episode of the fourth season is currently streaming on Apple TV+, with subsequent episodes arriving on a weekly basis.
Source: Film.ru
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