'Ted Lasso' wins big at the Television Critics Association Awards

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Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso picks up three TCA Awards.
The hit show won Outstanding New Program, Outstanding Achievement in Comedy, and Program of the Year.

Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso has scooped up some more trophies, this time in the form of three Television Critics Association Awards.

Announced via Instagram, the awards saw Ted Lasso pick up no fewer than three wins.

Outstanding New Program.
Outstanding Achievement in Comedy.
Program of the Year.

Other winners included HBO's I May Destroy You — Individual Achievement In Drama: Michaela Coel — and the ever-popular The Crown over on Netflix — Outstanding Achievement In Drama.

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