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Ted Lasso Meets Severance in Apple TV’s Epic ‘Welcome Back’ Crossover Video

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If you didn’t hear the news, Ted is back. Ted Lasso returned to Apple TV this week with a fourth season and to celebrate the return Apple TV has an interesting new promotional video that blends characters and settings from multiple Apple TV Originals, including Severance and Slow Horses.

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What You Need to Know

  • Apple TV created a special ‘Welcome Back’ crossover promo video for Ted Lasso’s return to the platform.
  • The video is viewable inside the Apple TV app and on YouTube.
  • The video jumps between Ted Lasso and a wide range of Apple TV Originals including Severance, Silo, and Slow Horses.

Update 8/10: Apple TV’s ‘Welcome Back’ video has finally made it to YouTube.

Original article: The new Ted Lasso crossover promotional video has not officially made its way beyond the Apple TV platform yet. In other words, you won’t find it on the service’s main social media channels.

Instead, the ‘Welcome Back‘ video can be watched the next time you fire up the app.

If you are a returning subscriber that has resubscribed to check out the new season of Ted Lasso then you will see the video as a literal ‘welcome back to Apple TV‘ message after resubscribing.

If you’ve never left Apple TV then you can check out the video in the Featured section of the app or right before streaming the first episode of season four.

While not officially available to watch on Apple TV’s social media channels, the video has now started to make its way to social media in general, including on X and Threads.

The video beings with Ted switching between the world of Ted Lasso and other Apple TV universes, including Severance, Silo, and Slow Horses.

Other Apple TV Originals then featured throughout the rest of the video in some capacity include Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, The Morning Show, Pluribus, Shrinking, Snoopy, The Studio, and Your Friends and Neighbors.

While an interesting video to watch in general, it is also a good reminder of how the Apple TV library is slowly growing and expanding into a home of premium and popular original titles.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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