The OG stars of Ted Lasso are back in season four – alongside some new recruits Jason Sudeikis’ Ted Lasso is taking on a brand new challenge in the long-awaited fourth season of the award-winning Apple TV+ sports comedy. After a three-year absence, the new episodes see Ted being brought back to Richmond FC, this time to try and reverse the fortunes of the club’s female team. Because of this, regular faces like Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple and Brett Goldstein are joined by an exciting array of new additions to the cast – some of whom you have seen in other big-name shows and films. Here’s a quick guide to where you may well have seen Ted Lasso’s new recruits before… Tanya Reynolds Tanya Reynolds in Sex Education Tanya Reynolds rose to international fame thanks to her scene-stealing performance as the loveable misfit Lily Iglehart in all four seasons of Netflix’s Sex Education. Before that, she’d played Dawn French’s daughter in the British comedy Delicious, and appeared in shows like Death In Paradise and Outlander. More recently, she has appeared in the BBC period drama The Other Bennet Sister, inspired by Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice, as well as films like Emma, Timestalker and Harold And The Purple Crayon. Faye Marsay Faye Marsay as Detective Sargeant Frank in Adolescence In the last few years alone, Faye Marsay has racked up appearances in impressive projects like the hard-hitting Netflix drama Adolescence, the Star Wars spin-off Andor and the recent adaptation of Lady Chatterley’s Lover, starring Emma Corrin and Jack O’Connell. Before that, she was known for her work in Doctor Who’s 2014 festive special Last Christmas, the BBC crime drama McMafia, the Black Mirror episode Hated In The Nation or Game Of Thrones, in which she played “The Waif”. Over on the big screen, Faye has also acted in Pride, Darkest Hour and A Private War. Abbie Hern Abbie Hern as Mae in Enola Holmes 2 Before being cast as one of the new Lady Greyhounds, Abbie Hern was known for her work in the second Enola Holmes movie and the fantasy series My Lady Jane. She also played Mary Bone in Peaky Blinders back in 2022, and appeared in Jordan Peele’s Twilight Zone reboot and the Welsh drama The Pact. Jude Mack Jude Mack pictured on the set of Mickey 17 with Robert Pattinson Some of Jude Mack’s more recent TV appearances have included the James Norton drama Playing Nice, the dark comedy I Hate Suzie, the thriller Prime Target or the BBC crime series The Capture. You may have also seen them in minor roles in the films Mickey 17, Back In Action or the most recent instalment in the Mission: Impossible series. Rex Hayes Aisling Sharkey and Rex Hayes in the new season of Ted Lasso Like co-star Abbie Hern, Rex Hayes previously appeared in the Welsh drama The Pact. Ted Lasso is Rex’s biggest on-screen credit to date, but they have also had supporting roles in Bang, The Bastard Executioner and Bregus. Aisling Sharkey Aisling Sharkey in Jurassic World: Dominion Jurassic World fans might remember Aisling Sharkey for her performance as Madison in the 2022 offering Dominion. Before that, her only other listed credit was in the fantasy TV series Heirs Of The Night, in which she played the character Ivy. Grant Feely Grant Feely as a young Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars universe In the fourth season of Ted Lasso, Grant Feely is taking over the role of the titular character’s son, Henry Lasso. The child actor has an impressive CV already, most notably appearing as a young Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars spin-off Obi-Wan Kenobi. New episodes of Ted Lasso arrive on Apple TV+ on Wednesdays. MORE TED LASSO: Ted Lasso Boss Explains Truth Behind Key Cast Members' Absences In Season 4 Hannah Waddingham Opens Up About 'Love-Hate Relationship' With Jason Sudeikis Rivals Star Luca Pasqualino Claims He's Still 'Haunted' By His Ted Lasso Audition