Ted is Back! Thanks to Peacock!

Ted is a prequel of the hit comedy series of the same name. Seth McFarlane will reprise his role as the Vulgar drug addicted Teddy Bear that came to life. Mark Wahlberg will not be reprising his role as John Bennett because  it the series will focus on the character’s teenage life. So Max Burkholder will be taking over the role.  It will be set in the 90s and we will see the early days of this perverted Teddy Bear and his dorky human best friend. A fair warning for some parents, this show is not for kids. The original film made  $549,368,315 in the box office worldwide. The sequel Ted 2, Made $215,863,606, not as big but succesful enough to get a cult following. There some fans who hoped for a Ted 3 but it never happen. Making a prequel makes at this moment as Mark Walberg has been vocal about retiring and leaving Hollywood,

Expect to see comedy that is not for the faint of the heart as its guaranteed to cross boundaries. We had seen so many Christmas miracle movies where a toy comes to life and became a child’s bestfriend. Ted shows what will happen to that little kid  when he grows up.

 

Here is a clip of How Ted comes to life in the original movie.

 

 

Ted Official Trailer

 

John Bennett and his talking, sentient Teddy Bear, Ted, received 15 minutes of fame when they became a global headline around the world. It’s a Christmas miracle that fulfilled a little boy’s wish for his stuffed toy best friend to come to life. However, years later, people are no longer amazed by a sentient Teddy Bear. John became a school outcast because he is dorky. In attempt to make John look cool to his friends, he influence him to do drugs and try to help him lose virginity. Not the best influence for a teenager at all. Ted will be compelled by John’s parents to attend school in the hope that he will be less crass. The release date on Peacock is January 11, 2024.

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WAPhunter

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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

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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.​

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Maverick

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

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alexbaker

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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.

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DapperVibes

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

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Trevor

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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?

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MRoberts

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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.

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Taller

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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.

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