‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 Episode 10 Finale Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview

The ‘Ted Lasso’ finale is now a week away, and the fourth season has just one chapter left to play. Apple TV rolled the season out with one episode each week, and the last installment is set for Wednesday, October 7. For viewers planning their evening, the exact drop time depends on where they live.

The revival arrives more than three years after the third season ended, and it introduces a new group of characters through the Richmond women’s football club. That shift gives the ‘Ted Lasso’ finale extra weight, since it closes a season built on a very different premise. Here is what is known about the timing, the streaming home and the story heading into the final episode.

‘Ted Lasso’ Finale Release Date on Apple TV

Deadline’s rollout schedule shows that only the premiere was available on opening day, with new episodes following on Wednesdays until the finale on October 7. That makes the last Wednesday of the run the official date for the season closer.

TVLine also lists the tenth and final episode for October 7, and notes that the season premiered on August 5. Two independent schedules pointing to the same day gives the date solid footing.

Game Rant points out that no break weeks are scheduled, so the finale should land exactly nine weeks after the premiere. The outlet also notes that the season returns the series to a shorter episode count, after the second and third seasons each ran twelve installments.

Finale Release Time Across Time Zones

The official date and the real drop time do not quite match. Apple TV makes new episodes available the night before the listed date, at 9 p.m. Eastern or 6 p.m. Pacific. One earlier example is the second episode, which went live on August 11 even though August 12 was the listed date.

TechRadar has tracked the same pattern all season. Apple usually says its episodes arrive on Wednesdays at 12am Pacific in North America, yet every episode this season has shown up on a Tuesday evening. Viewers who want to avoid spoilers on social media should plan around that early window.

For the finale, that means Tuesday, October 6 in North and South America, and Wednesday, October 7 for viewers on other continents. Anyone outside the Americas should expect the episode a day later than their neighbors across the Atlantic and Pacific.

Where to Watch the ‘Ted Lasso’ Finale

The ‘Ted Lasso’ finale streams on Apple TV. Rotten Tomatoes lists Apple TV as the network for the episode, and it carries a mature audiences rating. No other streaming home or broadcast partner appears in the sources reviewed.

Viewers who fell behind have a clear way to catch up. Game Rant notes that anyone who prefers to watch the entire run in one sitting can stream every episode once the finale is out on October 7. That option suits people who held off until the story was complete.

The season began on August 5, so the full run has been building for weeks. Anyone starting from the beginning has the whole arc waiting on the platform, ending with the finale.

‘Ted Lasso’ Finale Preview and What to Expect

Rotten Tomatoes lists the finale under the title “The Departing Lass,” with Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Jeremy Swift, Brett Goldstein and Brendan Hunt among the cast. Plot details have not been released, so the title and the story left behind by the previous episode are the best guides.

In the penultimate episode, “Mae Rides the Bus,” the Lady Greyhounds hit the road with morale low, pub owner Mae joins the trip, and Keeley has some big news. TechRadar says the finale’s story will be shaped by what happens in that episode. The setup arrives with a team under pressure and an announcement still hanging in the air.

The season has also carried a different tone from earlier chapters. Ted is coaching a second division women’s team, and one review argues that this gives the show a working engine again after the third season solved his original problem. That third season ended with Ted returning to the United States, Roy Kent taking over as coach of AFC Richmond, and Keeley pitching Rebecca on a Richmond women’s team. Forbes notes that audiences have scored this season at 70 percent, the lowest of the series, while critics sit at 88 percent, the second lowest.

With the finale titled “The Departing Lass” and Keeley carrying big news into the last stretch, who do you think is leaving Richmond, and would that goodbye land for you, so share your guess in the comments.