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Seth MacFarlane's Hilarious Pivot with 'Ted' Series: From Films to Sitcoms

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Discover how Seth MacFarlane reinvented the talking bear in a Peacock series full of laughs and surprises!

Seth MacFarlane has stunned audiences with his latest project, transitioning the iconic 'Ted' character from films to a hilarious sitcom on Peacock. The new series features Max Burkholder taking over for Mark Wahlberg, offering a fresh take on the beloved talking teddy bear. Despite some mixed reviews, 'Ted' has managed to captivate viewers with its silly, juvenile humor that will leave you in stitches.

With 'Ted' now streaming on Peacock, fans have witnessed a revitalization of the character that blends the charm of the original films with a new sitcom format. The show's ability to maintain its essence while evolving into a series speaks volumes about MacFarlane's creative genius. As Ted returns sans Mark Wahlberg, the Peacock series has quickly captured the spirit of MacFarlane's signature wit and humor.

Despite the changes in comedy over the past decade, 'Ted' retains its quirky appeal and resonates with audiences young and old. The show's potential for a second season is eagerly anticipated, with fans eager to see more of Ted's misadventures. As the Ted TV show breaks records on Rotten Tomatoes, it solidifies its place as a memorable addition to the franchise.

In a surprising twist, the 'Ted' series has achieved a rare feat, breaking Rotten Tomatoes records and surpassing audience expectations. This success cements the show as a standout in MacFarlane's illustrious career, proving that even a foul-mouthed teddy bear can win hearts and ratings. As fans eagerly await news of a possible second season, 'Ted' continues to bring joy and laughter to audiences worldwide, marking a new chapter in the character's legacy.

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How Seth MacFarlane Pivoted 'Ted' From Films to Its โ€œOutrageously ... (Hollywood Reporter)

Seth MacFarlane on his Peacock streaming comedy series 'Ted,' Max Burkholder taking over for Mark Wahlberg, 'The Orville' season four and 'Naked Gun.

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'Ted' Review: Seth MacFarlane Sitcom Falls Flat (Variety)

Seth MacFarlane's two films about a talking bear get a truncated, half-baked prequel series on Peacock.

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Peacock's Ted Feels Like a Recycled Toy | TV/Streaming | Roger Ebert (Roger Ebert)

Even my not-quite-millennial-not-quite-Zillenial self can find the humorous irony in the '90s-obsessed Seth MacFarlane blowing the dust off the ...

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Seth MacFarlane's 'Ted' TV Show Is Surprisingly Funny (Rolling Stone)

'Family Guy' creator has adapted his Ted stoner teddy bear film character into a Peacock series. It's silly, juvenile, and will make you laugh plenty.

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'Ted' Series Review: Talking Teddy Is Back, More Puerile Than Ever (IndieWire)

Ted the talking teddy bear returns (sans Mark Wahlberg) for a Peacock series that quickly devolves into a season of "Family Guy." [REVIEW]

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Ted Review - IGN (IGN)

Ted is now streaming on Peacock. Comedy has changed a lot since Ted debuted in cinemas 12 years ago. Beyond the shifting tides of culture and taste, ...

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Ted Season 2: Will It Happen? Everything We Know (Screen Rant)

After two hit films, Ted has returned in his very own TV series on Peacock, but will the foul-mouthed teddy bear come back for a second season?

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Ted TV Show Rotten Tomatoes Score Breaks Franchise Record (Screen Rant)

The Ted TV show breaks a Rotten Tomatoes record for the franchise with its audience score, cementing the series as a memorable new entry.

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Jesus, Ted Lasso, and Radical Empathy โ€“ Adventist Today (Adventist Today)

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