If there's one show that functions as a warm blanket for homesick expats, it's this one — and Ted Lasso Season 4 is officially happening. Apple confirmed the premiere for Wednesday, August 5, 2026, three years after a third season that most of us assumed was the ending. The new arc: Ted is back in Richmond, this time coaching a second-division women's football team built from scratch.
If you're living in Indonesia and wondering how to watch Ted Lasso Season 4 here — legally, in English, without an Indonesian credit card — the good news is that this is one of the easiest (and cheapest) streaming setups you'll ever do.
Quick Answer
Ted Lasso Season 4 streams exclusively on Apple TV+ — it's an Apple Original, so it will never appear on Netflix, Disney+, or Prime. The premiere is August 5, 2026, then one new episode every Wednesday through the finale on October 7, 2026 (10 episodes total). New episodes typically become available in Indonesia around 14:00 WIB on Wednesdays, based on Apple's usual midnight-Pacific release pattern. Everything streams with original English audio plus optional English or Indonesian subtitles. Official Apple TV+ pricing in Indonesia is around Rp 99.000/month (~$6.20) — already roughly half the ~$13/month US price. Through Literally Apps it's Rp 25.000/month (~$1.60) for a Sharing account or Rp 40.000 (~$2.50) for Private, paid by QRIS or e-wallet with the login delivered over WhatsApp in about 5 minutes. Seasons 1–3 are all on the same subscription.
Full Episode Schedule (Jakarta Time)
Apple TV+ drops new episodes at midnight Pacific time, which lands mid-afternoon in Indonesia. Expect each episode around 2 PM WIB on Wednesdays — the exact minute can drift slightly.
| Episode | Date (WIB) |
|---|---|
| Ep 1 (premiere) | Wednesday, August 5, 2026 |
| Ep 2 | Wednesday, August 12, 2026 |
| Ep 3 | Wednesday, August 19, 2026 |
| Ep 4 | Wednesday, August 26, 2026 |
| Ep 5 | Wednesday, September 2, 2026 |
| Ep 6 | Wednesday, September 9, 2026 |
| Ep 7 | Wednesday, September 16, 2026 |
| Ep 8 | Wednesday, September 23, 2026 |
| Ep 9 | Wednesday, September 30, 2026 |
| Ep 10 (finale) | Wednesday, October 7, 2026 |
Note the weekly cadence: unlike a Netflix full-season drop, this one runs for two months. Plan your subscription accordingly — more on that below.
Why This Season Hits Different
Season 4 sends Ted somewhere genuinely new. After Keeley talks Rebecca into launching an AFC Richmond women's team, Ted returns to England to coach a second-division squad assembled from nothing. It's a clever reset: the underdog machinery that made the first season work is back, but with a fresh locker room instead of a retread.
The core cast returns — Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Brett Goldstein, Brendan Hunt, and Jeremy Swift — joined by newcomers including Tanya Reynolds and Faye Marsay, with Grant Feely taking over as Ted's son Henry.
For expats specifically, there's something extra here. Ted Lasso has always been the definitive fish-out-of-water comfort show — an American fumbling through a country that isn't his, winning people over anyway. Watching that from your own adopted country lands differently than it did back home. And with 2026 being a massive football year globally, a women's-football season arrives at exactly the right cultural moment.
Where to Watch (and Why Not "Free Streaming" Sites)
There is exactly one legal answer: Apple TV+. Ted Lasso is an Apple Original, Seasons 1–3 included, so a single subscription covers a full rewatch before August 5.
A word on the free streaming sites that will flood Google every Wednesday when a new episode drops: they're piracy mirrors stuffed with gambling pop-ups, phishing overlays, and malware installers, with broken video quality and machine-garbled subtitles. The legal option costs about $1.60 a month here. This is not the place to save money.
Indonesia is genuinely one of the cheapest places in the world to run a streaming stack — if you're juggling several services in rupiah and dollars, the budget calculator shows what your setup actually costs per month, and the entertainment bundle combines multiple platforms for less than paying separately.
How to Subscribe Without an Indonesian Card
The classic expat wall: the show is available here, but the payment page wants a local card or billing profile you don't have. Here's the route around it:
- Open the Apple TV+ page at Literally Apps and pick a plan — Sharing at Rp 25.000/month (
$1.60) or Private at Rp 40.000 ($2.50). - Pay via QRIS (any banking or e-wallet app scans it), GoPay, DANA, ShopeePay, or Indonesian bank transfer. No credit card involved.
- Your login arrives over WhatsApp in about 5 minutes, with a full replacement guarantee for the active period.
- Sign in on the Apple TV app (iPhone, Android TV, smart TV, or tv.apple.com), search "Ted Lasso", and start with Season 1 if you're new — or set a weekly Wednesday reminder for Season 4.
For the full breakdown of paying for any streaming service here without a local card, see our guide on how to pay without a local card. And if you want to see what else is cheap here, browse all services.
Want Ted Lasso Season 4 sorted before August 5? Apple TV+ from Rp 25.000/month (~$1.60) — English audio, 4K HDR, activated over WhatsApp in minutes. Believe.
Bottom Line
Ted Lasso Season 4 lands on Apple TV+ on August 5, 2026, with new episodes every Wednesday until the finale on October 7. In Indonesia that means original English audio, episodes around 2 PM Jakarta time, and a price that would be a rounding error back home: Rp 25.000/month (~$1.60) through Literally Apps, versus roughly $13/month in the US. Whether you follow it live for two months or binge the whole thing in October, one subscription also covers Seasons 1–3 — which, if you've been away from home long enough to need this show, is exactly the rewatch you deserve.
