In their submission for the yearly charity broadcast, the team at Bill Lawrence’s acclaimed Apple TV+ series shared all the ways that they were looking to raise money for Comic Relief. Brett Goldstein’s stoic Roy Kent unknowingly participated in a day of sponsored silence. Because he didn’t think it through, the eccentric Coach Beard decided to hula hoop for 24 hours straight. The players of Richmond’s beloved football club recreated famous paintings using their bodies. And as for Ted, the inspirational coach decided to work on his ball handling skills (albeit with a little help from modern technology).

Clocking in at just under two minutes, the skit was filled with classic “Ted Lasso” moments and well-laid jokes. Not only is it a nice way for fans to hold themselves over until the new season drops, but it’s great to see the cast and crew participate in an event being held for such a great cause. According to the BBC, Comic Relief raised £42,790,147 for good causes in the UK and around the world with this year’s broadcast. With numbers like that, I feel like we fell out of the lucky tree, hit every branch on the way down, and ended up in a pool of cash and Sour Patch Kids because that’s sure to help a lot of people. 

“Ted Lasso” season 3 is currently filming, and is expected to premiere on Apple TV+ later in 2022.