A Ted Lasso Vet Will Appear In Shrinking Season 2, And This Is Just Too Perfect

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2023 saw more than a few exceptional TV series debut, but one that really struck a chord with this avid viewer was Shrinking. The dramedy, which is streamable with an Apple TV+ subscription, is a quirky piece of work that’s as funny as it is thoughtful. What really makes the show sing, though, is the amazing ensemble that’s been assembled for it. Every one of the actors is perfectly cast, and the chemistry they have with each other is very palpable. Now, you might be even more excited for Season 2 (like me) upon hearing that a Ted Lasso alum is joining the roster of stars for the new episodes. And this is just too perfect to me.

In an exciting turn of events, the Shrinking cast is officially adding none other than Brett Goldstein. This makes a lot of sense given that the star actually co-created the series alongside Bill Lawrence and Jason Segel, who’s the lead of the show. According to Deadline, the creative team had actually been trying to get Goldstein to appear on camera for a little while, though those attempts ultimately didn’t pan out. I don’t know about you, but I’m downright thrilled that he’s now able to share the screen with the cast.

Roy Kent in Ted Lasso

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An actor, writer and comedian, the British entertainer has been in show business for some time now, having contributed to a number of notable productions across the pond. Uncle, Hoff the Record and Catherine Tate’s Nan are just a few of the credits to his name. Of course, he rose to global prominence through his role as veteran football player Roy Kent on Ted Lasso. Brett Goldstein received acclaim for his role as the (well-developed) Kent and won two consecutive Primetime Emmys for Best Supporting Actor in A Comedy Series.

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