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Ted Season 3's Fate Seemingly Confirmed By Seth MacFarlane Ahead Of Record-Setting Show's Return
With the show proving a hit in its debut, Seth MacFarlane has seemingly confirmed Ted season 3's status.
Created by and starring the five-time Emmy winner, the Peacock series serves as a prequel to his films from the 2010s, exploring the titular sentient teddy bear and friend John Bennett's teenage years. Also starring Max Burkholder as John, taking over the role from Mark Wahlberg, frequent MacFarlane collaborator Scott Grimes, Euphoria's Alanna Ubach and The Punisher's Giorgia Whigham, Ted season 1 scored largely positive reviews and solid viewership to net a season 2 renewal.
In honor of season 2's premiere, ScreenRant's Grant Hermanns interviewed Seth MacFarlane to discuss Ted season 2. When asked about both the in-development animated series, which is serving as a sequel to his films, and a potential season 3, the creator/star confirmed that "as of now, there are no direct plans" to continue the live-action show, seemingly sealing its fate ahead of its return.
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‘Ted,’ the Horny Teddy Bear, Spills All His Dirty Secrets
You thought going to high school in the ’90s was rough? Try being an anthropomorphic teddy bear wished to life by a child.
That’s the gripe for Ted, the diminutive stuffy forced to accompany now-teenaged John Bennett through the halls of his Massachusetts high school—and all of the awkward adolescent milestones encountered along the way.
Ted is less of an emotional support toy for John than a wrecking ball of naughtiness and chaos, a dynamic we were first introduced to in the 2012 comedy Ted and its 2015 sequel, Ted 2. (Think more “boorish†than “precocious.â€)
For fans of the franchise who may have wondered, “What was that incorrigibly horny, pot-addicted, foul-mouthed stuffed animal with clear attachment issues to Mark Wahlberg’s John like 30 years ago,†now there’s Ted, the TV series, whose second season starts streaming March 5.
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