‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 Episode 10 Release Date, Time and Where to Watch the Finale’s Goodbye to Richmond

The reactions to the show’s return have been mostly positive, with Ted heading back to Richmond to coach a second division women’s football team. Now the journey is nearly over, and fans are wondering exactly when they can settle in for the final chapter of the ‘Ted Lasso‘ finale.

The good news is that the wait is short, though the exact date depends on where you live. Here is everything you need to know about the release date, launch time, streaming home and what we know about the final episode.

‘Ted Lasso’ Finale Release Date

Season four has ten episodes, arriving weekly on Wednesdays and wrapping up on October 7 when the finale lands. There are no double episode weeks, so the show has stuck to a steady rhythm all the way through.

That is the official date Apple TV lists, but it is not the whole story. Apple sometimes releases episodes early, so they may show up on a Tuesday evening even though Wednesday is the listed date. If you are the type who avoids spoilers like Roy Kent avoids small talk, that early drop matters.

For viewers in the Americas, the final episode is set to kick off on Tuesday, October 6, while viewers on other continents will have to wait until Wednesday, October 7. So the calendar is really a two day window depending on your time zone.

Launch Time and Where to Watch the Series Finale

Apple TV has taken an unusual approach with its flagship shows, making new episodes available the night before the official release date at 9 p.m. For the previous episode, TechRadar pegged the US and Canada launch at 6pm PT and 9pm ET on a Tuesday. Assuming Apple sticks to the same pattern, the finale should arrive at the same hour on Tuesday, October 6.

Apple has always said publicly that its first party shows premiere at midnight Pacific on Wednesdays, but this comedy has not followed that script. Every episode of the latest season has arrived on Tuesday evenings, so there is little reason to expect a change for the finale. Viewers outside North and South America should look to Wednesday, October 7 instead.

As for where to watch, there is only one answer. All four seasons of ‘Ted Lasso’ stream exclusively through Apple TV. New subscribers may be able to grab a trial or device promotion, otherwise pricing is $14.99 a month or $119 a year.

‘Ted Lasso’ Finale Preview and What to Expect

Apple has kept plot details close to the vest, but a few things are confirmed. Rotten Tomatoes lists the finale under the title The Departing Lass, with an air date of October 7. That title alone has fans speculating about who might be leaving the Richmond family.

The episode is directed by Matt Lipsey, and the writers listed include Bill Wrubel, Jane Becker, Jamie Lee, Leann Bowen, Joe Kelly and Jack Burditt. Joe Kelly and Bill Wrubel are also among the show’s executive producers, which suggests the finale is in the hands of people deeply tied to the series.

The cast listing includes Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Jeremy Swift, Brett Goldstein and Brendan Hunt.

As for the story itself, the setup is the new women’s team. This season sees Ted lean on Keeley Jones, Rebecca Welton, Leslie Higgins, Coach Beard and newcomer Tanya Reynolds as he navigates a new challenge with the same team building tactics. The finale’s story will be shaped by what happens in the penultimate episode, so that one is worth watching closely for clues.

Will There Be a ‘Ted Lasso’ Season 5 After the Finale?

Fans have been burned before when it comes to endings. Sudeikis described the third season finale as the end of the story he wanted to tell, though Apple did not officially label it a series finale. That history has made every new chapter feel like a bonus, and this finale is no different.

So will Richmond return again? Nothing has been announced about a fifth season, and anyone claiming otherwise with confidence is guessing. The real question for now is whether this run sticks the landing.

Until Apple says more, the smartest move is to enjoy the finale on its own terms. With a title like The Departing Lass and a cast this beloved, who do you think is packing their bags when the Lady Greyhounds take the pitch one last time?