Ted Lasso Blu-Ray Box Set Gets Significant Price Cut For Prime Big Deal Days

Ted Lasso released on Blu-ray on July 30, but if you’ve been waiting for a solid discount to add the feel-good series to your collection, the time has come. The complete series is on sale for $60 at Amazon as part of the retailer’s Prime Big Deal Days sale.

The recent release of the series in physical format marked the first time viewers could enjoy Ted Lasso without an Apple TV+ subscription. Side note: Considering how strong of a lineup Apple TV+ has assembled over the past few years, you should definitely give the streaming service a try if you haven’t already. You can sign up for a free seven-day Apple TV+ trial before committing to $10/month.

$60 (was $85)

This seven-disc Blu-ray set includes all 34 episodes of Ted Lasso that aired throughout its remarkable three-season run.

The Blu-ray edition of the box set isn’t eligible for Amazon’s buy two, get one free promotion, but the DVD collection is on the list. Unfortunately, the DVD box set actually costs a few bucks more at the moment due to the limited-time deal on the Blu-ray version. That said, you should definitely check out our roundup of Blu-ray box sets that are eligible for Amazon’s B2G1 sale.

Ted Lasso follows the eponymous character after he’s recruited to manage an English Premier League soccer team. His only previous coaching experience is as an American college football coach and, as you’d imagine, he’s rather ill-equipped for the job. Along with Sudeikis’ brilliant performance as Ted, Hannah Waddingham is wonderful as AFC Richmond owner Rebecca Welton, and Brett Goldstein is great at capturing the gruff and perpetually unamused soccer star Roy Kent.

Ted Lasso the character became an internet sensation thanks to the character’s radical positivity. Each week during the show’s run, the wholesome coach offered a perspective that is rarely shown on popular modern TV shows. If you are in need of some positivity, regardless of whether you like soccer or sports in general, Ted Lasso is definitely worth checking out.