After two movies, Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane is bringing the shameless bear back with his own TV show.
Ted, the series is now available in streamingso the most charismatic and shameless bear returns to show fans the throwback version of the iconic best friends. New arrival to Universal+the series focuses on the nineties decade in Massachusetts, where John and Ted live with their family: their parents Matty and Susan and their cousin Blaire.
Over there will recount the origins of their relationship and how this bear was so relevant to the course of their adolescence. Between laughter, jokes and unmatched black humor, the fiction shows how the best friends will go to school together, seek to defend themselves from “bullies” and share many important moments in their lives, from life lessons to not-so-recommended actions.
In this regard, the showrunners Seth MacFarlane (Family Guy), Paul Corrigan and Brad Walsh They gave a preview of what the series will be like, which premieres an episode every Friday: “It takes place in the 90s, but beyond the chronological moment of the context of this series, will try to demonstrate the irrefutable truth that being 16 is not great at all. On the contrary, it sucks!” “The only thing that makes it tolerable is spending that stage in the company of a friend, and if that friend is a magical teddy bear, foul-mouthed and prone to drug use, so much the better,” they added. .
Ted is one of the most disruptive characters of recent decades. He had his first appearance in 2012, in the film starring Mark Wahlberg, which was a success, and then continued with its sequel, released in 2015.
Now in this version of the past Seth MacFarlane returns as the unmistakable voice of Ted and Wahlberg replaced by Max Burkholder. Joining them are Alanna Ubach as Susan Bennett, Scott Grimes as Matty Bennett and Giorgia Whigham as Blaire.
Where to watch the Ted Bear series
The fiction came exclusively to Universal+ this February 16 and premieres episode every Friday.
Source: Ambito
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