Heavy is the head that wears the optimistic visor. Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso exploded onto the scene in 2020, offering a much-needed dose of good attitude to the dreary TV landscape, but the lingering question was, could they recreate that magic in Season Two? The answer was largely yes, but that’s no big surprise to the powers that be at Apple TV+. The streamer secured a third season of the series well before the second season aired. This past season took a different tone than the first, exploring the complicated characters behind AFC Richmond. At the center was Jason Sudeikis’s Ted Lasso, who began addressing longstanding mental health issues. On top of that, the coaching staff at Richmond got a bit more of a spotlight, with the second season following along as Nate (Nick Mohammed) let his own mental health issues spiral out of control. The dueling storylines led to an incredible finale, duking the coaches against each other. (We could al… Click below to read the full story from Esquire
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