As rumors of a possible return for the beloved series “Ted Lasso” circulate, several stars, including Hannah Waddingham and Juno Temple, have expressed their excitement. Among them is Griffith, who plays a sports journalist frequently seen at Lasso’s press conferences. In a recent interview with the Sunday Post, he shared his thoughts on the potential for more seasons.
Griffith’s Reflections
Griffith described his role as a “tiny little part in this huge machine,” emphasizing the warmth and camaraderie among the cast. He expressed his hopes for future seasons, saying, “I’m praying for a series four, five, and six because it’s the dreamiest gig.” His enthusiasm highlights the strong bond formed during filming and the show’s impact on its audience.
The Magic of the Set
Reflecting on his experience, Griffith recalled the initial table read, which was filled with laughter thanks to co-star Nick Mohammed. He noted that no one anticipated the tremendous success that would follow. “People love Ted Lasso because it’s such a warm, fuzzy show,” he remarked, adding that the atmosphere on set mirrored the show’s spirit.
Navigating Challenges
Griffith also shared insights about filming during the Covid pandemic, revealing how safety measures were implemented. “A lady came to my house every day to swab my nostrils. It was literally and metaphorically a lifesaver,” he joked, underscoring the challenges the cast faced while ensuring a safe working environment.
As fans eagerly await news about the future of “Ted Lasso,” Griffith’s heartfelt comments reflect the show’s positive impact on its cast and audience alike. With hopes for more seasons on the horizon, viewers remain excited for what’s next in the charming world of Ted Lasso.