Ted is Back! Thanks to Peacock!

[PopGeeks]

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[WAPhunter]

After this, maybe Ted 3! I really enjoyed Ted 1 and Ted 2, and I felt that Ted 2's conclusion was a fantastic set-up for Ted 3. Guys, that's the humor I'm used to and have been missing for a long. I hope this series succeeds so that TED 3 can happen.

 

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[Drake]

Ted is rather offensive and has the best lines, so I'm looking forward to seeing what he does in his own series. I wasn't sure I'd like it, but after laughing out loud three times in the trailer, I'm really looking forward to it!I enjoyed the first two films, which I recently saw, and I'm excited to see this one. Hopefully, it does well, and a Ted 3 will be made.​

 

[Maverick]

Comedies stops being funny when they try to hard to be family friendly and politically correct so I support this.

 

[alexbaker]

The '90s setting sounds fun, and exploring the early days of Ted and John could be a hilarious trip down memory lane. I just hope they maintain the same level of humor without pushing it too far.

 

[DapperVibes]

Actually I want them to go far. I am so tired of neutered politically correct comedy we have these days.

 

[Trevor]

Teenage Ted? Really? I guess the world was lacking in perverted talking bears. Let's just hope they don't sugarcoat the crassness; we're all here for the boundary-pushing, right?

 

[MRoberts]

Another excuse for Seth McFarlane to indulge in his obsession with crude humor. Teenage Ted, because subtlety and sophistication are overrated. Let's see how low they can go this time.A prequel to a movie that already pushed the limits of decency? Fantastic. Because when I think quality entertainment, I think of a teddy bear influencing a kid to do drugs. Bravo, Hollywood. Bravo.

 

[Taller]

A prequel to a film that scraped the bottom of the comedy barrel? This is Hollywood's version of scraping the leftovers from the dumpster. I'll watch it, but only to witness how much worse it can get.