Nick Mohammed has softened the blow of having to move the dates of his tour by hinting that Ted Lasso season 4 is the reason for rescheduling.
The comedian, who plays Nate Shelley on the beloved Apple TV+ series, took to X last week to announce he'd have to reschedule some dates of his Show Pony tour.
Appearing in character as his alter ego Mr Swallow, Mohammed said he knew there'd be "a lot of speculation as to why I moved these dates".
"I'll be honest, it is for some filming that I've not been able to shift," the Taskmaster star continued. "I cannot say what that filming is but it will be announced shortly."
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"In the meantime, I would really appreciate if people just didn't speculate as to what they think it might be," he added, holding a sign reading "Believe", a clear nod to Ted Lasso.
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As if that wasn't enough, Ted Lasso is also hashtagged in the caption of Mohammed's post.
Back in 2023, Ted Lasso fans were devastated to know there wasn't going to be a continuation of Jason Sudeikis' optimistic football manager saga past season 3.
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However, things changed last summer when the series got near to receiving the greenlight for a fourth chapter, despite previous assurances that Ted Lasso had told its story and wouldn't return.
In August last year, co-creator Bill Lawrence fuelled rumours of a fourth season being on its way, with a return hinging on whether Sudeikis would be down for more episodes.
At the time, Warner Bros Television picked up options on stars Hannah Waddingham, Brett Goldstein and Jeremy Swift, though Sudeikis' involvement wasn't confirmed.
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Stefania is a freelance writer specialising in TV and movies. After graduating from City University, London, she covered LGBTQ+ news and pursued a career in entertainment journalism, with her work appearing in outlets including Little White Lies, The Skinny, Radio Times and Digital Spy.
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