10 Shows Like 'Ted Lasso' That Are Just As Feel-Good
Because waiting for a new episode every week is just too long!

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No one would have expected Ted Lasso to become a smash hit. But when the series premiered for the first time in 2020, it was clear that it had amassed loads of fans. The feel-good storyline about a coach's mission to help a struggling international team into victory quickly caught the attention of critics—winning awards in various categories across the board. All this to say—we love Ted Lasso, and so does everyone else! But, if you feel dismayed by Ted Lasso's week-by-week streaming schedule, then you'll want to check out this list of shows like Ted Lasso!
While season 3 of Ted Lasso premiered on March 15, there's a long (dreaded) seven days between each new episode. To hold you over, here are 10 shows to keep you company while you wait. Netflix shows, like Friday Night Lights, and Hulu shows, like Ballers, follow a very similar trope to Ted Lasso: Seasoned professionals bringing in younger athletes under their wing. But other shows, like Trying or Only Murders in the Building, don't seem to have much to do with sports at all. Instead, they're TV sitcoms or lighthearted comedies that are just as feel-good as our favorite Apple TV+ original!
So, go ahead and take a look through this list, then grab your favorite movie snack and start streaming!
Josiah is the Digital Content Producer for the commerce team at Popular Mechanics, Best Products, Runner’s World, and Bicycling Magazine. He also writes for “BIO Buys”—a column on Biography.com—giving readers the lowdown on what products their favorite celebs are using. In another life, Josiah was an editor at ThePioneerWoman.com, where he sharpened his expertise on all things lifestyle, food-news, and entertainment. Outside work related matters, he’s a fan of Studio Ghibli films, unimportant reality TV drama, and melancholy Lorde songs.

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