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The future of Shoresygets a candid update from a top executive. Crave's spinoff of Letterkenny, created and led by Jared Keeso, has become something of a beloved institution all its own. The sports comedy focuses on Keeso's titular character as he attempts to bring the Sudbury Bulldogs to success, finding a whole new audience in the U.S. on Hulu. Shoresy season 4 debuted this past January, and a fifth installment is coming.

Justin Stockman, Bell Media’s VP of Content Development & Programming, addressed Jared Keeso's next project and the overall future of the Letterkenny franchise in comments to Deadline. Bell Media is one of the production companies behind Letterkenny and Shoresy, with Stockman revealing that there were efforts to make sure that his next series will be another Letterkenny spinoff. Although that won't happen in the immediate future, as Stockman explains in the quote below, it's still a possibility:

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Bell Media’s 2025/26 slate will include a comedy series from Elliot Page’s production house, new shows from Tom Green and Jared Keeso and a batch of U.S. acquisitions, as the Canadian broadcaster puts plans in place to supercharge streamer Crave with more network fare.

The Toronto-based owner of CTV and Crave – Canada’s biggest network and streamer, respectively – revealed the headline-heavy slate to advertisers today days after launching what the company called its “most competitive digital rate card,” a move that comes as networks explore how AI can help targeted digital ads offset falling revenues elsewhere.

As Bell’s VP of Content Development & Programming Justin Stockman said in an interview with Deadline: “There are a lot of mouths to feed between being the number one network and the biggest streamer, so we have a lot of content to acquire and commission.”

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Netflix very much wants to sell us on a new series they are making set in Newfoundland. To be fair, that's fine. Newfoundland is a fine part of Canada, and the Newfies have those weird accents—not weird in a bad way, but in an extremely strange, unique, and cool way.

There is not a lot to do in Newfoundland, though. The general view is that it remains rainy 365 days a year and has a constant drizzle. There is no factual evidence to support that, but that is what part of the series Peaky Blinders implies. Need to commit a crime, go to Newfoundland.

This somewhat plays into the premise of the Netflix series because while humans do not commit a crime, a mysterious sea creature does. He terrorizes a remote Newfoundland town (aren't they all?) and creates a lot of chaos. Shame on him (or her or it).

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Ted Lasso is truly a one-of-a-kind show, the brilliant writing, acting, character arc, and everything set in the right amount. Watching it is like going on a rollercoaster of emotions. One moment you are smiling like a fool looking at Keeley and Roy, and the next moment you are trying to hold your tears back seeing Ted FaceTiming his kid.

The show is filled with enthusiasm and optimism, and each character stands out in their own little ways. There are very few shows out there that can achieve what Ted Lasso has achieved.

Ted Lasso is a series that focuses on emotions, resilience, family, and dialogue delivery.

Today, we will dive into some series that have focused on their characters, arc, good story, and feel-good vibes, and can go toe-to-toe with Ted Lasso, making it your perfect binge partner till Season 4 of Ted Lasso drops.

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Shoresy is a Canadian sports comedy series created by Jared Keeso. The Hulu series is a spin-off of the popular series Letterkenny, and it follows Shoresy as he moves to Sudbury to join the struggling senior hockey team, the Sudbury Bulldogs. Shoresy stars Jared Keeso, Tasya Teles, Blair Lamora, Keilani Elizabeth Rose, Ryan McDonell, Camille Sullivan, Jonathan-Ismael Diaby, Terry Ryan, and Harlan Blayne Kytwayhat. So, if you loved the camaraderie, hilarious comedy, and memorable characters in Shoresy, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Letterkenny is a Canadian comedy series created by Jared Keeso. The Crave series is set in the fictional town of Letterkenny, and it follows the hilarious misadventures of its residents. Letterkenny stars Jared Keeso, Nathan Daniels, Michelle Mylett, K. Trevor Wilson, Dylan Playfair,...

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Shoresy Season 4 has stunning additions to its guest star lineup, which includes real-life players from the National Hockey League (NHL) Doug Gilmore and Sean Avery, Tsn hockey reporter Kenzie Lalonde, and Odd Squad alum Isaac Kragten.

The latest season of the Letterkenny spin-off follows Jared Keeso's Shoresy as he is forced into retirement after a tragic Season 3 ending where he suffered several concussions. 

Shoresy Season 4 premiered on Hulu on February 26. 

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Shoresy is back!

Season 4 of the hit Hulu series premieres on Wednesday (February 26) with all six episodes.

In the fourth season, Shoresy explores life after hockey, and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contend with the distractions of summer in Sudbury.

Of course, fans who are quickly binging the entire season will likely want to know if there’s another season to look forward to in the future.

Keep reading to find out more…

Shoresy was renewed for Season 5!

The Letterkenny spinoff series has been renewed for a fifth season, the network confirmed in early January.

The news about Season 5 from Canadian streamer Crave came before the Season 4 premiere in February 2025. Production on the fifth season from creator Jared Keeso will start in spring 2025.

The fifth season returning cast includes Taysa Teles, Blair Lamora, Keilani Rose, Jonathan Ismael Diaby and former NHL player turned actor Terry Ryan.

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What Jared Keeso and company have accomplished entering the fourth season of Shoresy is television magic. The spin-off about Letterkenny's foul-mouthed hockey defenseman proved there's more to "Waffle" Shore than filthy insults and bloody knuckles. That continues into Season 4, as Shoresy (played by Keeso) wrestles with his in-rink retirement. It's the part in every sports drama where the star athlete mourns their career and struggles to find happiness away from competition — for Shoresy, hockey is everything. Keeso's creative strengths remain prevalent as Shoresy continues to evolve beyond his one-note Letterkenny personality because, just like the title character's motto, this show refuses to lose.

Shoresy has returned with its fourth season on Hulu, now streaming as of Feb. 26. Teasing the show's return, Cbr can unveil an exclusive sneak peek clip.

Created by Jared Keeso, who also stars in the titular role, Shoresy is a Letterkenny spinoff. The series explores life after hockey, and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contend with the distractions of summer in Sudbury. In Cbr's exclusive clip of Season 4, former NHL player Marty McSorley is featured as part of an interview segment alongside Keeso's Shoresy. The video can be watched below.

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What’s next for Shoresy if he can’t play hockey? The talented junior player who has a… shall we say unique way of getting under the competition’s skin has to answer that question for himself in “Shoresy” Season 4, which premieres on Hulu on Wednesday, Feb. 26. Without the game of hockey in his life, does Shoresy even have a purpose in life besides annoying his friends and the competition alike? Find out with a 30-day free trial of Hulu.

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Season 4 of Shoresy, the hilarious Canadian sitcom created by and starring Jared Keeso, has set a U.S. release date after debuting in Canada on January 24, 2025. The date has been unveiled in the newly-released trailer for the installment, which features the title character trying to find some interesting new distractions while exploring life after hockey. On top of that, fans will see the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contending with the distractions of summer in Sudbury. Shoresy Season 4 premieres on Wednesday, February 26, on Hulu, with all six episodes. Keeso returns in his eponymous role and is joined by Taysa Teles as Nat; Blair Lamora as Ziigwan, a.k.a. Ziig; Keilani Rose as Miigwan, a.k.a. Miig; Jonathan Ismael Diaby as himself, "Dolo”; and Terry Ryan as Ted "Hitch" Hitchcock.

Shoresy is discovering some, um, interesting new distractions while exploring life after hockey in a trailer for Season 4.

Premiering with all six episodes on Wednesday, Feb. 26 on Hulu, the upcoming season also finds the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contending with the distractions of summer in Sudbury.

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The Letterkenny spinoff stars series creator Jared Keeso, Taysa Teles, Blair Lamora, Keilani Rose, Jonathan Ismael Diaby and Terry Ryan.

The Hulu comedy series is almost ready to return with new episodes.

Have you gotten an earful from Shoresy yet? The foul-mouthed, chirp-filled hockey star is almost ready to grace fans with his presence yet again, as Season 4 of “Shoresy” is due to arrive on Hulu any day now. You can see the trailer for the new season below and find out all the details released about Season 4 so far!

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“Shoresy” Season 4 will be released on Wednesday, Feb. 26. All six episodes of the fourth season will premiere on that date.

Shoresy season four is almost here!

The popular Hulu comedy series is set to debut it’s new season later this month and the streamer has released the trailer, along with the list of guest stars.

If you missed it, Shoresy has already been renewed for a fifth season!

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In season four, Shoresy (Jared Keeso) explores life after hockey, and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contend with the distractions of summer in Sudbury.

In addition to Jared, the cast also includes Tasya Teles as Nat; Blair Lamora as Ziigwan; Keilani Rose as Miigwan; Montréal rapper Jonathan-Ismael Diaby as Dolo; former NHL player Terry Ryan as Hitch; Ryan McDonell as Michaels; former Kahnawake Condor and Mma fighter Andrew “The Canon” Antsanen as Goody; Jon “Nasty” Mirasty, former Carolina Hurricanes centre Brandon Nolan, three-time Stanley Cup winner, Jordan Nolan as Jim, Jim, and Jim, respectively; North Bay’s Bourke Cazabon as Cory,...

Hulu has shared the trailer for Shoresy Season 4, which will premiere on Wednesday, February 26 with all six new episodes exclusively available in the U.S. on Hulu. The first three seasons are now streaming on the service.

In the new season, Shoresy (Jared Keeso) explores life after hockey, and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contend with the distractions of summer in Sudbury.

The returning cast starring alongside Keeso includes Tasya Teles (The 100) as Nat; Blair Lamora (Paranormal Nightshift) as Ziigwan; and Keilani Rose (Flimsy) as Miigwan. From, Montréal, QC, rapper Jonathan-Ismael Diaby stars as Dolo; and former NHL player, author, and actor Terry Ryan stars as Hitch.

Ryan McDonell (The Crossing) stars as Michaels; and former Kahnawake Condor and Mma fighter Andrew “The Canon” Antsanen returns as Goody. Legendary all-time tough guy Jon “Nasty” Mirasty, former Carolina Hurricanes center Brandon Nolan, and three-time Stanley Cup winner, Jordan Nolan star as Jim,...

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Hulu has shared the official key art for Shoresy Season Four, which will premiere on Wednesday, February 26 with all six new episodes exclusively available in the U.S. on Hulu. The first three seasons are now streaming on the service.

In the new season, Shoresy (Jared Keeso) explores life after hockey, and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contend with the distractions of summer in Sudbury.

The returning cast starring alongside Keeso includes Tasya Teles (The 100) as Nat; Blair Lamora (Paranormal Nightshift) as Ziigwan; and Keilani Rose (Flimsy) as Miigwan. From, Montréal, QC, rapper Jonathan-Ismael Diaby stars as Dolo; and former NHL player, author, and actor Terry Ryan stars as Hitch.

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Before hitting the ice for its fourth season next month, Hulu hockey comedy Shoresy has already been renewed for Season 5.

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Shoresy, which premieres its fourth season in the U.S. on Hulu on Feb. 26, was just given the green light for a fifth season from Canadian streamer, Crave. Per The Hollywood Reporter, the Letterkenny hockey comedy spinoff created by and starring Jared Keeso as the titular Shoresy, will begin filming its fifth season this coming spring.

Hulu has not yet announced if it will pick up the fifth season of Shoresy. The upcoming fourth season will follow the foul-mouthed hockey player as he explores life after hockey as his team the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs continues to deal with the distractions of summer in Canada.

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The series is a spinoff of the cult Canadian comedy hit Letterkenny in which Kesso simultaneously portrayed Shoresy and Wayne.

The ongoing Letterkenny spinoff Shoresy has been renewed for season 5 at Hulu, ahead of the comedy series' season 4 premiere later this year. The Canadian sitcom follows its titular character, Shoresy (Jared Keeso), as he becomes the leader of the Sudsbury Bulldogs, a hockey team with plenty to prove as they play to win, against the threat of possibly being shut down. The series has been praised for its story, performances, and comedic moments. Shoresy season 3 ended with the titular character deciding to step away from hockey, with season 4 set to explore what happens next.

Now, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed Shoresy was renewed for season 5 at Hulu, ahead of its season 4 premiere. It's currently unclear what the season will be about, with season 4 set to drop all six episodes on February 26, 2025. However, the series' core focus on the Bulldogs is likely to remain, even as the title character explores what...

Hulu’s Letterkenny spinoff comedy Shoresy has been renewed for a fifth season.

The greenlight from Canadian streamer Crave comes before the puck drops on the hockey-focused series’ fourth season of six episodes Feb. 26 on Hulu. Production by Canadian indie producer New Metric Media on the fifth season from creator Jared Keeso will start in spring 2025. Hulu has yet to announce an order for the series’ fifth season.

The fourth season will follow Shoresy, a foul-mouthed tough guy played by Keeso, as he explores life after hockey, and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs, a struggling hockey team in a fictional hockey circuit, contend with the distractions of summer in northern Ontario.

The third season ended with Shoresy deciding to end his competitive hockey career after enduring a string of injuries, including twin head concussions. With Shoresy hanging up his skates, new storylines for Keeso’s character opened up in seasons to follow.

Hulu has announced that Crave’s Shoresy Season 4 will premiere on Wednesday, February 26 with all six new episodes available in the U.S. on Hulu. The first three seasons are now streaming on Hulu.

Canadian entertainment service Crave also revealed today that Shoresy has been renewed for a fifth season, which will go into production later this spring.

In Shoresy Season 4, Shoresy (Jared Keeso) explores life after hockey and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contend with the distractions of summer in Sudbury. The returning cast starring alongside Jared Keeso includes Tasya Teles (The 100) as Nat, Blair Lamora (Paranormal Nightshift) as Ziigwan, and Keilani Rose (Flimsy) as Miigwan.

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Jared Keeso's hockey-centric Letterkenny spinoff Shoresy is driven by running gags and ongoing jokes, and few are funnier than Shoresy's never-ending pursuit of reporter Laura Mohr, which results in some absolutely hilarious pick-up lines. Not much is known about Shoresy's background, including what his first name is, but over the course of Shoresy the audience learns that there is more heart to the foul-mouthed hockey veteran than he would ever admit. Aside from his pet bird Big Sexy, his most significant soft spot is local reporter Laura Mohr.

Played by Canadian actress Camille Sullivan, Laura Mohr is a divorced single mother (and appears to be a high-functioning alcoholic) who occasionally interacts with Shoresy, the team captain, for insight on the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs. It becomes clear that Shoresy's earnest pick-up lines have won her over a bit over time, as she becomes friendlier...

Canadian actor, writer, and producer Jared Keeso has produced two of the most universally-acclaimed comedies of the last decade in Letterkenny and Shoresy, and naturally, that invites conversation about which is the superior show. Both of the off-beat comedies feature casts of relative unknowns, and over the course of their runs have established a unique style of humor. Both shows are inherently rewatchable thanks to the rapid-fire jokes and outstanding quotes; in laughing at one, a viewer likely misses the next one or two.

Shoresy is actually a spinoff of Letterkenny, which debuted in 2016 to rave reviews and lasted for 12 seasons (and multiple specials). Shoresy has a number of connections to original Letterkenny characters, and Shoresy himself appears in many episodes of Letterkenny, although his face is never shown. With so many direct ties, the two shows are often compared based on their humor and heartwarming stories, but one show...

Shoresy, the spinoff series of Letterkenny, merges the sport of ice hockey with the fictional realm of television by casting many real-life professional hockey players and media pundits. Shoresy is similar to other sports comedies but tends to be more vulgar in its tone. The Canadian series follows the Sudbury Bulldogs as they risk the potential to be shut down. Luckily, Shoresy (Jared Keeso) stops this from happening by making a bet and reshaping the team to play better than ever before.

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While fans had to bid farewell to the cult Canadian series in 2023, the funniest Letterkenny quotes will continue to live on. Set in the titular town in Ontario, Canada, Letterkenny follows Wayne (Jared Keeso), a country boy, and the various colorful characters in his community. Endlessly quotable, Letterkenny found its audiences with a quick pace and the rapid-fire delivery of its talented cast. The show hurls insults faster and more brutally than just about any other, meaning that there are plenty of hilarious Letterkenny quotes from the show that highlight its unique writing style.

The small Canadian show came from humble beginnings and proved to be a surprise hit, finding an international audience on Hulu. Letterkenny came to an end after season 12 while never letting up on its penchant for endless one-liners, quirky sayings, and sharp verbal takedowns. The funniest quotes from the show highlight the different personalities that exist...

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Shoresy offers rapid-fire humor with more heartwarming quotes, adding depth to the central character. Despite limited episodes, Shoresy's insults and emotional moments make it a standout series. Shoresy's blend of humor and inspiration resonates beyond the hockey-themed setting, touching on universal themes.

Shoresy is Jared Keeso's hockey-centric spinoff from the beloved Canadian comedy series Letterkenny, and while the rapid-fire-style humor is very similar, Shoresy may be packed with even more gut-bustingly funny and surprisingly heart-warming quotes. The series centers around the senior league hockey player known only as "Shoresy", and features a more in-depth look at the mean-spirited insult machine who remained faceless throughout the entire run of Letterkenny. While Shoresy's mean streak is alive and well in Shoresy, the series infuses some genuine emotion into the comedy, and has plenty of moments of genuinely well-intentioned inspiration.

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Shoresy is a spin-off of Letterkenny featuring NHL players and media pundits, infusing humor with heart in each episode. Sudbury's Peppi Panini restaurant is owned by the actors who play Tyson and Mia Sophia from Letterkenny, making their cameos in Shoresy likely. The connection between Peppi Panini and Letterkenny characters increases the probability of more cameos in Shoresy's future seasons.

Jared Keeso's beloved Canadian comedy Letterkenny spun off into the equally celebrated hockey comedy Shoresy, and the latter includes an under-the-radar connection to two of the original show's stars. Shoresy follows series creator Jared Keeso as the titular senior hockey team captain, and features a colorful cast of supporting characters, including quite a few real NHL players and media pundits. While both Letterkenny and Shoresy are known for their inappropriate humor, Keeso has always found a way to infuse a surprising amount of heart into each season.

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Shoresy season 3 features the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs with shaved spots due to a drunken night out. Episode 4 reveals the reason behind the strange haircut: Dolo shaved their heads to cool down. Season 3 finale fixes the Bulldogs' haircuts after winning the National Senior Tournament.

Throughout Shoresy season 3, the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs are all shaved in the same spot, and the reason behind the strange haircut is hilarious. The Canadian comedy which features a talented cast led by Jared Keeso follows the titular character Shoresy and his time with a senior hockey team called the Blueberry Bulldogs. The Letterkenny spinoff has received great reviews from critics and is beloved by audiences because of its humor, character development, and storytelling.

Since the beginning of Shoresy, the Bulldogs have made some questionable decisions, but shaving their heads in the same spot undoubtedly takes the cake. Although audiences will notice that Shoresy, Michael, Goody, and...

Shoresy's age is ambiguous in both Letterkenny and its spinoff, with some clues suggesting he's in his early 30s. Shoresy's teammates on the Sudbury Bulldogs have varying ages, with some being younger than him. The show emphasizes the importance of maturity and experience, with Shoresy's wisdom setting him apart from his teammates.

By the time Shoresy premiered in 2022, viewers of Letterkenny were familiar with the cast of Shoresy and the actors, including the main character, Shoresy (Jared Keeso), yet Shoresy's age in the spinoff is never entirely clear. In Letterkenny, Shoresy isn't the main character, even though he has the same crude and blunt personality as he does in Shoresy. There is an air of mystery around him, with little discussion about what Shoresy's first name is, or how old he is.

There are some contextual clues about Shoresy's age in the show. For instance, the audience knows he is new to the Sudbury Bulldogs,...

Shoresy, a spinoff of Letterkenny, has a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes and is a mix of both Ted Lasso and a modern version of the 1977 cult classic sports comedy, Slap Shot. Shoresy, a Triple A-level ice hockey player, moves to a struggling team, the Sudbury Bulldogs, to save them from being shut down which is pretty similar to Slap Shot's plot. Creator Jared Keeso frequently pays tribute to Slap Shot, keeping its spirit alive and enriching the series' story and humor.

The perfect Ted Lasso replacement, Shoresy currently boasts a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. For fans of dramas and comedies alike, Shoresy is also the perfect modern-day update of a 47-year-old cult classic sports movie starring Paul Newman. Given that the show is a spinoff of the hugely popular Letterkenny a Canadian sitcom set in rural Ontario it makes sense that the always-humorous and often-irreverent Shoresy is also resonating with audiences.

Shoresy, a spinoff of Letterkenny, keeps the character's first name a mystery, adding to the show's humor and intrigue. Shoresy's background is explored in the show, but his first name remains a running gag, even with his love interest and family. Shoresy's face was never revealed in Letterkenny, and the character's mystique has evolved into a key part of his charm.

Shoresy, Jared Keeso's spinoff of the beloved Canadian comedy Letterkenny, is riddled with running gags, and none is more important than the show's refusal to reveal Shoresy's first name. Throughout Letterkenny, Jared Keeso's side character known only as 'Shoresy' became a fan favorite thanks to his outrageous and hilarious quick-fire insults, typically at the expense of the hockey players Reilly and Jonesy. Shoresy's popularity led to the mysterious character getting his own spinoff, filled with real-life hockey players and pundits.

While Shoresy did get into Shoresy's background ever so slightly,...

Created by and starring Jared Keeso, the show is a spin-off of the popular series "Letterkenny." Set in Sudbury, Ontario, "Shoresy" follows the titular character, Shoresy Shore, as he takes on the challenge of turning around the struggling Sudbury Bulldogs hockey team. The show has been praised for its fast-paced plot and cohesive storytelling, as well as its authentic and strong portrayals of women and First Nations people.

The cast of Letterkenny spinoff Shoresy is sprinkled with some familiar charactersand here's where audiences might know their actors from. The Canadian comedy follows the titular character, Shoresy, as he joins a hapless Aaa hockey team, the struggling Sudbury Bulldogs, who are based in Northern Ontario. Determined to turn their luck around, Shoresy sets himself on a mission to never lose again. While clearly sharing the same irreverent spirit as its predecessor, Shoresy is faster-paced and has a far more cohesive plot than the mostly meandering Letterkenny.

Shoresy, a spin-off of Letterkenny available on Hulu, is a perfect replacement for Ted Lasso with a similar premise and a darker, grittier tone. Shoresy season 4 is likely, as its ending leaves room for exploration and its production is less time-consuming than Ted Lasso's. Ted Lasso season 4 hasn't been confirmed, but there's potential for a reboot or a different format in the future.

Ted Lasso became one of Apple TV+'s most popular and critically acclaimed shows, and now its perfect replacement has one major advantage over the soccer series. Ted Lasso concluded in 2023, and any chance of season 4 seems unlikely with Ted Lasso season 3's ending coming full circle for the characters, including the show's title character Ted, (Jason Sudeikis), who leaves the UK and travels back to Kansas. Yet, the chance of Ted Lasso season 4 is conflicting as Nick Mohammed gave a promising update on the future of the show,...

Shoresy season 3 blends humor and hockey intensity for a captivating Canadian comedy-drama on Hulu. Shoresy offers a gritty yet uplifting portrayal of team unity and personal growth, similar to Ted Lasso. Critics praise Shoresy for its coarse humor, character depth, and successful adaptation of Letterkenny's ideas.

The ideal replacement for Ted Lasso just released its third season on Hulu. It's been just over a year since one of the best TV shows on Apple TV+ concluded after three seasons. The Ted Lasso season 3 ending provided closure for most of its main characters: the titular Ted (Jason Sudeikis) finally left the UK and moved back to the US to spend more time with his son, while Rebecca stays at AFC Richmond and sells 49% of her shares among fans. AFC Richmond came second in the Premier League, falling short of their season-wide hope of winning.

Other Ted Lasso characters also received substantial closure,...

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Warning: Some Spoilers lie ahead for Shoresy season 3!

The Sudbury Bulldogs face obstacles hosting the Nosho Championship in Shoresy season 3, facing an abrupt loss in the premiere and distractions. Blair Lamora and Ryan McDonell tease how the team will grow beyond this loss throughout the season, as well as their characters' romantic futures. The duo also share which Letterkenny characters they want to see crossover in the spinoff, with McDonell even teasing his own theories for how it could happen.

The Sudbury Bulldogs aren't as ready as they should be for the Nosho Championship going into Shoresy season 3. Season 2 of the Letterkenny spinoff saw the titular hockey player stay true to his word to team general manager Nat that they would go on an undefeated run through the regular season. This wasn't without challenges, however, as Shoresy had to keep his teammates...

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Warning: Some Spoilers lie ahead for Shoresy season 3!

Shoresy season 3 kicks off with the Bulldogs facing a defeat, setting the stage for a high-stakes playoff and championship. Tasya Teles and Keilani Elizabeth Rose had opportunities to ad-lib in the chaotic season, with Rose suggesting a key script change that was warmly received by creator Jared Keeso. Teles envisions Nat making a visit to Letterkenny, while Rose hopes for Tiio Horn's return for a crossover.

Following an epic rise to success in season 2, Shoresy season 3 will present new challenges for Tasya Teles' Nat and the rest of the Sudbury Bulldogs. The spinoff of the hit Canadian comedy show Letterkenny has followed the titular character as he moved from the small Ontario town to the Northern Ontario metropolis, joining up with the Bulldogs as they're in the midst of a 20-game losing streak.

Jared Keeso is back to lead the cast of Shoresy Season 3 on Hulu.

Shoresy is a spinoff of Letterkenny which focuses on the titular hockey player as he transforms the Sudbury Bulldogs into a winning team after losing 20 straight games in the Triple A-level Northern Ontario Senior Hockey Organization (Nosho).

Season 3 sees Shoresy and the Sudbury Bulldogs continuing their dominance in the Nosho after a stellar performance in Season 2. However, distractions like women and other personal issues may hinder their chance to reach their ultimate goal.

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Those waiting for the release of Shoresy Season 4 got an exciting new update regarding the season's development.

Following 12 seasons and 81 episodes of Letterkenny, the hit Canadian sitcom gained a spin-off in 2022's Shoresy. The series highlights a team in a Triple-a-level senior hockey organization in Northern Ontario that looks to turn its fortunes around after living at the bottom of the standings.

Led by Letterkenny's Jared Keeso in a new but familiar role, Shoresy finished its third six-episode season in June 2021. Now, after releasing one season per year since 2022, the next chapter in its story may not be far from release.

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The Shoresy cast discusses which Letterkenny character crossovers they'd like to see in the upcoming spinoff show. Tasya Teles would prefer to see Nat in Letterkenny, though Keilani Elizabeth Rose wants to see Kaniehtiio's Tanis, and both Blair Lamora and Ryan McDonnell wanting to see Reilly and Jonesy. Shoresy has seen Jared Keeso and Kim Cloutier crossover from Letterkenny, with the potential for more familiar faces in future seasons.

As the show continues to forge its own identity away from the mainline show, the Shoresy cast reveal which Letterkenny characters they'd like to see crossover in the spinoff. The Hulu comedy serves as an expansion of the acclaimed Canadian comedy, following the titular foul-mouthed hockey player as he joins up with the Sudbury Bulldogs, turning them around from a 20-straight-game losing streak to potential championship winners. Much like its predecessor, Shoresy has proven to be a hit for Hulu, garnering...

One of the best Canadian sitcoms in recent memory, Letterkenny proved a huge success across its seven years on air, ending with a beautifully poignant Season 12 that premiered on Christmas Day 2023. Always hungry for more, the Letterkenny fanbase was treated to the debut of the spin-off series Shoresy in 2022, with the series following one of the original show's best-loved characters, Jared Keeso's titular Shorsey.

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Spun off from Letterkenny, Shoresy is built around a single, faceless character from that famed Canadian tribute to dry humor and traditional gender roles. The Hulu series gave Shoresy (played by series creator Jared Keeso) a face, character development beyond sharp verbal attacks, and plenty of heart. With Letterkenny having ended for good last December, Shoresy must now stand entirely on its own. Luckily, it is up to the task. ...

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