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Ted Lasso Season 4 Breaks Apple TV Streaming Record with Massive Premiere
Nielsen said the Season 4 premiere drew 296.6 million minutes watched and 7.1 million estimated views, the biggest launch in Apple TV history.
- Ted Lasso Season 4 premiere drew 296.6 million viewing minutes during its August 4-5 launch window, setting an all-time record for Apple TV and surpassing Season 3's previous 215.1 million mark.
- Set three years after Season 3, the series follows Ted, played by Jason Sudeikis, who has resettled in Kansas City before colleagues visit to recruit him back to London for a coaching opportunity.
- On August 5 alone, the series ranked as the top-streamed program in the United States with approximately 200 million minutes watched, according to Nielsen, while reaching 7.1 million estimated views.
- Returning stars Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Brett Goldstein, Brendan Hunt, and Jeremy Swift anchor the cast, with production managed by Doozer Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television and Universal Television.
- The series logline states Ted faces 'his biggest challenge yet: coaching a second-division women's football team,' as the season explores how the team learns to 'leap before they look' after a multi-year hiatus.
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Ted Lasso season 4 breaks Apple TV streaming record
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'Ted Lasso' season 4 scores Apple TV's biggest launch yet
"Ted Lasso" has once again packed the stands, with its season four debut drawing nearly 300 million U.S. viewing minutes across its first two days.'Ted Lasso' sets Apple TV viewing record again - image credit: Apple TVOn August 4, "Ted Lasso" made its much-anticipated return to Apple TV for its fourth season. Previously, the series was widely regarded as one of Apple's first breakout hits and smashed previous viewership records.And it looks like…
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