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forum_ryder72 2 days ago +607

They really need to make more seasons. This show is amazing. So much better then the movies

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MICHAELSD01 2 days ago +255

They claim that it’s too expensive to produce so they decided to end it with season 2, but there are flagship series on other streaming services that are just as expensive if not much more so.

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SalvaPot 2 days ago +106

Both can be true, but I'm not sure Ted is the merchandise and licensing juggernaut other I.P.'s are. Star Wars and marvel make tons of money in toys and merch, that's where the real money is. Ted has some plushies but I have not seen Ted cereal yet, sadly.

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h00ter7 2 days ago +44

There is a Ted strain of weed…. But I don’t think it’s related to the show

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correctingStupid 1 day ago +35

There are Ted talks too. Which makes sense because it's a talking bear, but I don't think it's related to the show.

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scottishdrunkard 1 day ago +9

If the show was set in the modern day, this would probably be actual plot points. Ted sues TED Talks. Unsuccessfully. Bet your ass he tried to sue Pixar too after the success of Toy Story.

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h00ter7 1 day ago +3

Ted 3, Ted becomes a lawyer and gets sue happy. Sues TED Talks for the name, sues Tom Brady for leaving NE, Sam Jones for something.

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NotAUserNamm 1 day ago +1

I met a guy in he Netherlands called Ted, but I don't think it's related to the show

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stonewallace17 2 days ago +46

They're also about to make a live action Dungeon Crawler Carl which I don't know how that's not going to be significantly more expensive than Ted.

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KFBR3922222 2 days ago +21

I’m a little worried about this adaptation as much as I’d love for it to succeed.

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Omnitographer 1 day ago +4

I just don't see the Fraiser network as being "hip" enough for something like DCC. Amazon definitely, Netflix (except they would cancel it if the first episode didn't get a trillion views in the first 3 hours), maybe even Apple, but peacock is going to whiff it so hard....

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AWorldwithoutSin 1 day ago +5

Amazon would give it the Wheel of Time treatment.

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JeanRalfio 1 day ago +4

Twisted Metal was pretty f****** hip.

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MMmhmmmmmmmmmm 1 day ago +3

Went in with zero expectations and ready to have my childhood ruined but came away loving the series.

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WebHead1287 1 day ago +9

The need to pivot to animated. If they were upset over $8 million for a Teddy bear wait till every scene has a cat shooting laser beams from the back of her velociraptor.

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mergedkestrel 2 days ago +8

That at least has a rabid fanbase who will support it if it's not complete garbage. I hope to be off the internet before the Katia romance discussion threads.

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Shoveyouropinion 1 day ago +5

MONGO IS APPALLED

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lalalalalavachicken 2 days ago +1

Wait what live action dungeon crawler Carl started listening to the audio books 2 weeks ago onto book 3 yes

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stonewallace17 2 days ago +2

Yeah, produced by Seth MacFarlane, will be on Peacock

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lalalalalavachicken 2 days ago +3

Sweet

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Rektw 1 day ago +1

That wasn't an april fools joke?!

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IrvinIrvingIII 1 day ago +1

They can sell merch for that though.

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Seeking_the_Grail 1 day ago +1

I jsut don't see how they can do it justice without an insane budget. The show is 1000 times more likely to be successful if it was animated.

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antimarc 2 days ago +1

I heard it was going to be animated…

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Josh2blonde 1 day ago +4

It probably should be.

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jigokusabre 2 days ago +9

It's the flagship series of *Peacock*, the Spirit Airlines of streaming services.

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itrainmonkeys 2 days ago +5

I believe they announced an animated show which will likely be cheaper to produce and can hopefully capture some of the same style as the live action show. I'm still surprised how much I liked it and how funny I found it to be. I love the family.

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SparkyMuffin 1 day ago +6

Problem is, it'll be adult Jonny and Ted. I can't think of a single memorable side character

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ArchDucky 1 day ago +1

Mark Whalburger isn't a voice actor, so I have very small confidence that it will be good.

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TheNarrator23 18 hr ago +2

Shame, teenager Jonny is way funnier then adult Jonny

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Luci-Noir 1 day ago +5

Blair ❤️

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QBin2017 2 days ago +8

Heard it was $8M/ep

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MICHAELSD01 2 days ago +11

I thought it was closer to $10m. For these kind of numbers in this day and age that’s really not all that unreasonable.

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Stillwater215 2 days ago +14

Especially considering that the main character is completely CGI, and surprisingly well done CGI.

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MICHAELSD01 2 days ago +15

One of Seth McFarland’s conditions for doing the series was that they couldn’t compromise on the CGI for the bear.

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immortalalchemist 1 day ago +10

And it really shows. After a while you kind of forget he’s CGI and accept he’s a talking teddy bear.

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Luci-Noir 1 day ago +2

Watching it never makes it seem like the bear isnt there.

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httkbaby11 1 day ago +3

They marketed the ever living f*** out of s2. I’d be shocked if there’s not more seasons, especially after this news

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greenufo333 1 day ago +1

Apparently they are doing an animated show similar to family guy where they are bringing back mark wahlburg as well

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MahNameJeff420 1 day ago +1

The difference is that the same story that talked about how well Ted also said Peacock lost $400 million this quarter. They don’t have the money to pump into crazy expensive tv shows like the other streamers.

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Pandemona1738 1 day ago +1

That's sad, but i get it if financially it is not worth it, but as said, its so funny and silly. Binged whole season 2 in one weekend, was great.

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bluehawk232 1 day ago +1

I think they could be more cost efficient cutting down episode runtimes. It should very be much a throwback to 80s sitcoms like alf and doesn't need to be as long as it is. My main gripe with the show is the really long runtime and it struggles to tell a story long enough to fill that instead opting for just smaller moments

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YouLikeDadJokes 2 days ago +45

I think they’re banking on the animated Ted show they announced doing well and replacing this one for much cheaper, but I feel like it just won’t take off like this without being in live action and also not having this amazing family cast since it’s going to be a sequel set in the modern day. Hopefully they end up going back and greenlighting a third season eventually

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CollinsCouldveDucked 2 days ago +49

I think it's pretty clear the teen with the talking magical teddy bear is the much funnier premise than the 30-40 something mark whalberg with the magical talking teddy bear. I think the animated show will do alright, maybe even get 3 seasons but it's going to be a massive downgrade. edit: If they did want to transition to animation, it should probably be an animated version of this.

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LADYBIRD_HILL 2 days ago +43

The kid is *so* much better than Whalberg. I couldn't finish the second movie but loved the show.

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Whiteguy1x 2 days ago +14

To be fair even the show said how the second movie is a hard watch at the end of the series

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just_looking_aroun 1 day ago +2

But I like how Mark calls him "my teddy beaw"

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StoneGoldX 2 days ago +11

I don't think it's specifically the teen, so much as the tone of the show is so much different than the movies. For as crass as the show is, it has so much heart. An emotional honesty. The movie... eh. What you would expect from a Seth McFarland Marky Mark project from that time period.

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Luci-Noir 1 day ago +7

It’s weirdly wholesome.

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StoneGoldX 1 day ago +1

I honestly wonder, did MacFarland's humor change, or is this chasing the more wholesome trends in sitcoms lately?

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NoPriorThreat 1 day ago +3

i think something changed during Orville.

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CollinsCouldveDucked 1 day ago +1

The orville starts as a down the middle macfarlane project but shifts into a very different beast over time.

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thelingeringlead 1 day ago +1

I disagree, the first few episodes made it clear it would be different. Especially after the episode with the dude getting pregnant and fighting to keep his kid from getting a sex change at birth.

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Luci-Noir 1 day ago +1

Not sure. Maybe there were other writers on it too. The number of joke and references is crazy. It’s like a firehouse and they mostly work.

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StoneGoldX 1 day ago +1

100% other writers, but I think he and Dana Gould were the show runners.

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Luci-Noir 1 day ago +2

I liked the show being in the 90’s and all the references.

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JusticeLeagueThomas 2 days ago +16

I’ve been campaigning telling everyone I know the same thing and to start watching. I need season 3

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Silist 2 days ago +8

I don’t think there is a single show out there that hits my sense of humor the same way this show does. It’s incredible

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Atrocity_unknown 2 days ago +3

Agreed. There are so many one liners that crack me up. The one that got me this time around was when Matty is off screen shouting for Susan to call the doctor because his poop is *white*. Who comes up with this shit

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Silist 1 day ago +4

the 90s references are also so well done. It doesn't feel like a show that's in love with the time period, but uses it as joke fodder

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Luci-Noir 1 day ago +1

They’re nonstop too!

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SomewhereNo8378 2 days ago +16

they sort of wrapped it up right into the movies with the end of season 2

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human_picnic 2 days ago +21

Kind of, but only by way of voice over. They could easily add more seasons if they cared to

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YouLikeDadJokes 2 days ago +18

It’s also not like he’s going to become Mark Wahlberg overnight he could be working out in season 3 but still be played by Max lol

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AshlarKorith 2 days ago +7

Yeah but that’s super easily fixed. Just start the next scene with them immediately walking back out, saying something like he’s gotta work up to the gym, do some pushups at home first or something and then repeat the original finale scene when they finally actually finish the show.

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Jackbuddy78 2 days ago +15

Hard to make anything remotely wholesome with Mark Whalberg involved.

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h00ter7 2 days ago -1

Idk the ending of Fear was pretty wholesome right?

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TurkeyVolumeGuesser 2 days ago +2

Haaaaaa

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Luci-Noir 1 day ago +3

It might be the funniest thing I’ve ever seen. I love all the references and it’s oddly wholesome.

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Atharaphelun 2 days ago +4

Is it a prequel or a sequel to the movies?

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stnkyntz 2 days ago +17

Prequel. John’s in high school

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Atharaphelun 2 days ago +2

Nice, thanks

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RichEvans4Ever 2 days ago +9

It’s waaaaay better than the movies. I know we already established that but it’s worth repeating.

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Atharaphelun 2 days ago +5

So I can just skip watching the movies and just watch the show alone?

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oopsydazys 1 day ago +2

I never watched the movies and I loved the show. I think there's a couple references to things that are explained in the movies that they don't totally rehash in the show - like how Ted was wished to life, and more specifically that he apparently briefly became a celebrity after he was "born" because he's a sentient teddy bear and all. I have a feeling they went over that more in the movies.

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forum_ryder72 2 days ago +3

I recommend this. The movies sucked.

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Atharaphelun 2 days ago +1

Good to know

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Luci-Noir 1 day ago +1

The first one is good.

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MattIsLame 1 day ago +1

yes

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Dazzling_Practice277 1 day ago

2nd movie maybe, but not the first.

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podnito 2 days ago +1

but the actor playing him is older than Mark Wahlberg was when they filmed the movie OK, not true, but he is pretty damn old to be playing a high schooler

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Edmontonthrw 2 days ago +1

Good news, he's in college now.

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MICHAELSD01 2 days ago

Prequel. They’re also working on a fully-animated sequel to the movie.

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RomulanTreachery 2 days ago +2

The movies were great, so that's pretty high praise

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ButterscotchLow8950 2 days ago +1

Freaking hilarious. Imma have that scene in my head for a while. “Johnny start the car…..” 🤣🫡

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Sythus 1 day ago +1

I didn’t even realize there was a season 1

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HouseDjango 2 days ago +313

That kid killed it as young John

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JusticeLeagueThomas 2 days ago +178

I keep telling everyone f*** Mark wahlberg cancel the cartoon and renew it for season 3

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4rtImitatesLife 2 days ago +99

Basically live action Family Guy and its fuckin great, wouldn’t hit the same if it was animated

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Quantum_Quokkas 2 days ago +56

Yeah the whole hook of the show is that it’s a regular sitcom except the main character is a super expensive CGI bead. The wild suspension of disbelief is actually what makes it stand. But an animated series? Totally won’t hit the same.

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RTRC 2 days ago +9

Peacock isn't going to survive if it can't fund good content. Netflix can piss away hundreds of millions on a generic action flick with the rock or Ryan Reynolds and not even think about it. It's one show on a very small list of stuff id subscribe for.

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scottishdrunkard 1 day ago +4

Most episodes you forget there’s even a sentient teddy bear. The absurd in the mundane is the draw. I mean, imagine a sitcom about a family who just moved in, and the kids aren’t entirely sold on their new step-dad. Now imagine the step-dad is an alien who looks like Beta Ray Bill from Marvel Comics. Like, all the mystique of life on other planets has worn off and now he’s just “some guy”. That would be an interesting show. But in animation, well that’s just par for the course. Typically I’m pro-animation, but this is one of the few instances where the medium sells the pitch.

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JusticeLeagueThomas 2 days ago +8

I have to agree, feels like the earlier seasons of family guy. I’ve stopped watching FG a very long time ago

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Bu11etToothBdon 2 days ago +6

Probably because Seth is actually involved in the writing unlike current FG.

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Muted-Calligrapher-2 1 day ago +7

It's so much better. Alanna Ubach is an American treasure. The prison episode deserves an Emmy.

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Adrian_FCD 2 days ago +2

I can only hope the animated series fold the cast from the show, they're all fantastic.

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JusticeLeagueThomas 2 days ago +1

I think it’s been confirmed it’s the movie cast with mark wahlberg and Amanda seyfried returning

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Luci-Noir 1 day ago +1

I was so happy to see Scott Grimes again.

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Fandam_YT 2 days ago +36

Him and the actress that played Blair are actually the same age. Both 29 this year

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ThracianWarrior103 1 day ago +5

She was a good choice for the role. Only seen her in Punisher before this

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chamberx2 2 days ago +29

Bring him in to the eventual Orville revival as a Wesley-type character. Same accent and attitude, just in space.

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Thor4269 2 days ago +26

He was in the first season of The Orville as an inhabitant of the colony ship that was captained by Liam Neeson So it wouldn't be much of a stretch to have him come back lol Blaire is from the upvote/downvote planet too

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scottishdrunkard 1 day ago +1

Yeah, last we saw The Union was helping them reacclimatise to, well, space. Maybe since then he got to join the Union Fleet, like an exchange program.

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faultysynapse 2 days ago +9

He was already in one episode. Can't remember the episode or the season. Played an alien kid on some gigantic ship where they didn't even know they were in space.

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Arkanial 2 days ago +4

With Fuzzy Door being given the live action adaption of Dungeon Crawler Carl I don’t see there being any more Orville in the near future. I know season 4 is written but I feel like they’re going to be focused on the DCC production for a while.

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chamberx2 2 days ago +3

That makes me sad. Orville was the best Trek in years.

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TemporalColdWarrior 2 days ago +3

Man if ever there were a book series that screamed “live action is gonna be a disaster” it is DCC. No way they have the budget to make it look a tenth as acceptable as it needs.

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housevil 2 days ago +2

"If you have a boner when they teleport you, do you still have a boner when you arrive at the destination?"

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housevil 2 days ago +2

I love his performance more than adult John. I really need to see more seasons. Please don't let it end it too.

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SirWobblyOfSausage 2 days ago +133

The whole family doing a dungeon crawl was straight out of family guy, it's perfection. Season 2 is way more daring and funnier. Best comedy I've seen in years. They need to make more. More episodes, more seasons.

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suture224 2 days ago +45

It wouldn't be a Seth MacFarlane show if it didn't get cancelled just when it was getting good.

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Luci-Noir 1 day ago +9

My jaw was on the floor when Ted started singing that song about Philadelphia.

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zenlume 1 day ago +5

They didn’t need to go so hard on that episode but they did, and it was probably very expensive.

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woasnoafsloaf 2 days ago +97

I'm so glad I gave the show a chance despite being very lukewarm on the movies. The episode with the secret phone in the latest season was brilliant. Definitely having my fingers crossed for more

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CapriciousManchild 2 days ago +28

My favorite episode is when the Mom goes to jail. Its just hilarious.

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the__ghola__hayt 1 day ago +10

It might have been because I just watched it on 4/20 and I was pretty high, but the abortion episode had me fuckin dying. "I was made with wishes. You guys were made with jizz. I'm more elegant. He should have wished on your back."

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thatkaratekid 2 days ago +4

The first movie is mid and the second movie is abysmal, but this show is something truly special.

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LADYBIRD_HILL 2 days ago +9

My main takeaway from the first movie was that Seth really likes Flash Gordon, and if you have no attachment to it it's way less funny than it would be otherwise. The second movie was so painful to me that I shut it off partway through which I generally don't do with movies. I just can't stand Whalberg. Love the show though.

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snakeeater34 2 days ago +4

The second one as bad as it is does have my favorite throwaway (and return) gag though, with Liam neeson trying to buy Trix cereal. And the post credits scene where he finally gets back to his apartment battered and beaten

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scottishdrunkard 1 day ago +3

TV show is better than the movies because there’s no Wahlberg.

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B0ndzai 2 days ago +34

I still laugh when I think of the scene of the Dad reading the comics in the newspaper and saying "God damn, Beetle Bailey. Wasting my f****** tax dollars!" It killed me.

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Jack_Paradise 1 day ago +8

Matty’s forceful desperation of realising it was all a lie absolutely sent me to space laughing - “The GALUMPHS?! WHERE ARE THE F****** GALUMPHS?!?”

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RedUser03 1 day ago +5

“We shouldn’t be bickering…we sound like Gary and Gladis Galump” makes me laugh every time

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Coolboss999 2 days ago +26

Honestly a shame Peacock deems this show too expensive to renew for a S3 even though it continues to be one of the most popular series on the service. They need wins but they keep denying themselves one.

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WebHead1287 1 day ago +6

I only pay for Peacock when there’s Ted. No other reason to subscribe

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atb0rg 1 day ago +1

Reggie Dinkins is worth checking out too

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GarySparkle 2 days ago +13

This show is so damn funny. Can we do a season 3 and its just Seth in a Ted Costume to save on production cost?

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Indocede 1 day ago +2

Honestly... For a comedy show it could work. "Hey Ted, do you remember that year when you were a man wearing a teddy bear costume?" "Wait! Did you just name me Ted because I am a teddy bear!?"

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hoser2112 2 days ago +12

The story of the dog in Vietnam (from Season 1) had me laughing so hard, especially Susan’s reaction. Season 2 as just as good.

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ImpossibleGuardian 2 days ago +45

This seems pretty impressive especially considering it was over two years since S1 came out. Wonder if this’ll convince them S3 is worth the cost.

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Kevbot1000 2 days ago +66

Even that animated series theyre doing, I would just make it the current cast but animated. Max Burkeholder is way more enjoyable as John than Wahlburg.

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ImpossibleGuardian 2 days ago +31

Yeah it’s strange that they seem to have decided to move on from the TV show cast for now. Not sure anyone was hankering for more Mark Wahlberg lol

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MICHAELSD01 2 days ago +5

It’s an easy way to continue with the A-list cast since voice acting takes much less time than filming. I am skeptical that it would be as enjoyable as a cartoon. They should just continue the series and do another movie.

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Indocede 1 day ago +1

But there is NO reason to move to an A-list cast. I will make the presumption that the vast majority of people who are fans of Ted right now enjoy the cast of the show, so moving to an A-list cast is just an additional expense to make things less enjoyable.

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Garden-Mirror 2 days ago -1

I know the internet hates him, but isn't he still popular in real life?

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ImpossibleGuardian 2 days ago +8

Not unpopular but he’s not had any particularly successful projects since about 2017. Pretty far off where he was 10-20 years ago.

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OxbridgeDingoBaby 2 days ago +3

Not really. His movies bomb for the most part these days. He’s washed.

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oopsydazys 1 day ago +3

Honestly I'd be fine with the sequel series being animated if they just went f*** it and kept the cast from the live action show. They're so much better. Max Burkeholder is almost 30, he can just play an adult John.

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pinchematto 2 days ago +28

This show is so f****** hilarious. I will be so bummed if we don’t get a season three. Plus, Giorgia Whigham who plays Blaire is crazy hawt.

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therealrenshai 2 days ago +18

I f****** lied, I hate your shirt.

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leafs81215 2 days ago +8

Sad we won't see anymore of this. It's the best thing Seth McFarlane has ever done. I have never laughed so hard at my TV. It really was brilliant.

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sydouglas 2 days ago +10

“Where’s the dinner aisle?” - Matty is a hall of fame tv dad for sure

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hornyboi17412 2 days ago +8

damn i hope they know people are pirating this show like crazy, view hours are probably double or triple that

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ThracianWarrior103 1 day ago +1

I pirate most shows, but I got Peacock for The Superfan Office and Ted. I do block their ads though. F*** their ads

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tani0521 2 days ago +9

John’s parents are so damn good on the show.

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BrianMincey 1 day ago +9

Nobody is talking about how perfect the mom and dad are. I am mourning the loss of those two characters.

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tonyk11 2 days ago +15

The parents are the best part of the show!

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imadragonyouguys 2 days ago +12

Matty had solid urines.

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tonyk11 2 days ago +13

He’s on the verge of having a heart attack every episode.

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Naive-Jello428 1 day ago +3

He's one of the good ones.

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imadragonyouguys 2 days ago +1

Spoilers about the episode he has a heart attack in.

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Gay_Void_Dropout 2 days ago +8

It wasn’t spoilers until you made it spoilers.

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imadragonyouguys 2 days ago +7

Wait until you find out about the OJ verdict!

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tonyk11 2 days ago +2

I haven’t seen that episode yet. Haha.

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Gay_Void_Dropout 2 days ago +2

I don’t know why you’re replying to me? Lol

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meece2010 1 day ago +4

There’s a lot of pulp

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the__ghola__hayt 1 day ago +5

Especially Alana Ubach. She can do no wrong.

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johnmd20 1 day ago +1

She really was incredible in this show. The boop in the Dungeons and Dragons episode was one of the funniest things I've ever seen on TV.

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Toby_O_Notoby 1 day ago +3

Dana Gould who is a producer/writer on the show said that Marty is basically his dad, who could be both PC and completly un-PC in the same sentence. Like, they weren't sure about Marty accepting Claire as a lesbian. So he told the stoy about his own dad accepting his sister as gay. It went something like, "Whadda you care what she does behind closed doors when she goes home? 'Cause frankly, it's none of ya goddamn buisness. Besides, look at her, it's not like she's getting a man anytime soon..."

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dagreenman18 2 days ago +5

I know it’s really expensive so I get the why if not continuing, but at least make the animated series a continuation. 90% of the charm is the family unit and it would be weird without Susan, Blair, and Matty

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Cabrill0 2 days ago +10

This being too expensive and only lasting 2 seasons continues to make me extremely nervous about the dungeon crawler Carl show. Live action is such an odd choice.

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PM_ME_UR_SEX_VIDEOS 2 days ago +3

Completely different things though. Ted had a small budget, adapting DCC will probably be their flagship and get a huge budget

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chamberx2 2 days ago +5

Guilty. I kept falling asleep during the ads on Peacock and had to start over a few times

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Magickcloud 2 days ago +4

They need to drop the animated series and do a season 3. This show was absolute gold in an era where almost every new show is hot garbage

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BippidiBoppetyBoob 2 days ago +4

The series was great. Of course the one genuine heavy hitter Peacock has and they’re like, “Yeah, too expensive”.

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ChuckGreenwald 2 days ago +3

You can't flex a bone. ...can you?

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SomewhereNo8378 2 days ago +1

to an extent

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WakeyWakeyEggsNJakey 2 days ago +3

This show really surprised me! The cast all land their jokes perfectly. There is really nothing else like it and I hope we get more

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duckangelfan 2 days ago +3

Amazing show it’s insane they couldn’t get another season with these numbers

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Basic_Big5271 2 days ago +3

The series was a blast. The D&D episode had better production value than most blockbuster fantasy movies.

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donotgotoroom237 1 day ago +3

I need more Doctor Susan in the house!

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Kidspud 2 days ago +6

‘Ted’ is such a good series that I hope they continue it in some form. The riffs are funny, but the plot is what sets the show apart.

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PrecedentialAssassin 2 days ago +4

Wasn't a big fan of the movie but damn, this TV show is really good

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Snake_Plissken224 2 days ago +2

I know a season 3 is not in the cards, but I would love a movie a new movie or 2 that takes place between season 2 and the first movie

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BigDumDumer 2 days ago +2

People's attention spans have become so short that companies now have to measure in minutes watched lmao.

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Lucky_Novel9111 2 days ago +4

That’s not why. It’s because minutes watched is an easily measured and comparable metric to other shows. TV companies been tracking minutes watched for decades.

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theslumbutt 1 day ago +2

Good Lord how?

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johnmd20 1 day ago +2

I watched this show over the past 2 weeks. It is truly amazing. The jokes are hilarious and it's not surface level deep, either. It's a shame they aren't doing more. It is literally the best thing the C*** has done.

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the_angry_austinite 2 days ago +2

This is the funniest show out there

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NateTrain 2 days ago +1

Loved the cop scene

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-Clayburn 2 days ago +1

/r/titlegore

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Flimsy_Big7991 2 days ago +1

Says something about Peacock if one of they're flagship series is too expensive to continue producing. Reportedly S1 only had a budget in the $70,000,000 range.

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correctingStupid 1 day ago +1

This a a funny sitcom for people that don't usually find sitcoms funny. It's good. Still, it rather have the orville.

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johnmd20 1 day ago +1

Why not both? Oh yeah, Hollywood.

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NovoMyJogo 1 day ago +1

Why can't the animated movie be young John? Why does it have to be old John?

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spate42 1 day ago +1

> Fuzzy Door Flexes Funny Bone lol wtf

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SuperdaveOZY 1 day ago +1

It is so very funny, and heartfelt at the same time. Susan ended up being my favorite character. Matty with all his anger and ignorance does not deserve a woman that kind and sweet.

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JakeHelldiver 1 day ago +1

Just put wee man in a bear suit!! This isn't hard!

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AuDHDino 1 day ago +1

You don't flex bones...

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athairdurden69 1 day ago +1

Shit is hilarious.

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PossibleNephilim37 1 day ago +1

I've seen both seasons 3x, funny show. Highly quotable and definitely worth watching

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Iblueddit 2 days ago +1

1 Billion minutes. What dumb metric. Who is that useful for? What the hell does a billion minute even mean? It's a transparent marking tactic. "WoW A BilLiOn???!!?? That's big!!" A billion minutes on a 2.5 movies means \~6.6 million watches. A billion minutes on a 1 hour show with 10 episodes would be \~1.6 million watches. A billion minutes on a 30 minute TV Show with 24 episodes would be \~1.4 million watches. For context a show like Modern Family gets 4 - 11 million view PER EPISODE. Presented to you as if it's a smash hit. Realistically it's just fine.

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nowhereman136 2 days ago +1

I heard a rumor that when Peacock greenlit season 2, they told Seth McFarlane this was the last season but gave him a bigger budget than requested. Ending here was the plan for a long time and McFarlane is lucky he was able to end it how he wanted. We are getting a new animated series with Marky Mark and Amanda Seyfried returning

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thatkaratekid 2 days ago +3

Wahlberg isnt funny at all, and who was Amanda seyfried? Was she in Ted 2? So the show is a direct sequel to the shittiest part of the brand? Lmao

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PeeWeeCasanovaMC 1 day ago +1

This title/headline is horribly written.

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Christ4DaChi 1 day ago

Cool down on the swearing and the dialogue would flow way better. It’s like a 6th grader discovering bad words for the first time

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