So, They're Making a Ted Cartoon...

[@LSMark]

Are you excited for the Ted Cartoon 🙃

[@superadrik09]

Yeah

[@epicbob95]

hell yah

[@Ringothetankengine-qy1vl]

Yes

[@superadrik09]

Well kinda

[@facingflawsorwhatever]

More or less Seth MacFarlane I should’ve just ended Family Guy as it is his show

[@The1SunshineFeeler]

The biggest problem is that most modern TV Shows are just extended films rather than episodic series. The Ted series probably started out life as a prequel film before they decided to make it a show.

[@alexmfs]

I love the timestamp, man. (To clarify for anyone seeing it now, the comment originally had a timestamp, but it's been edited out)

[@chrisrockett5897]

Honestly yeah. The pilot was a whole hour long, meanwhile the rest was a standard 48 minutes.

[@PhillipClearman]

@@The1SunshineFeeler No it started as "Hey Lois remember when I was a sentient teddy bear?"

[@theradionicrevival8068]

It’s a chicken or the egg situation because the only reason so many series are like long movies these days is because studios hate/are afraid of actually trusting their artists and audience in building trust with the long form storytelling tv was meant to facilitate Nobody wants to be left on the back burner so people make shows meant to be shorter, so if things get cancelled, not too much was lost and no one, even the staff was too invested Literally why the Scott pilgrim anime Aired as it did. People and staff WANT the 26 to 40 episodes seasons man Tell that to the studio execs pissed new cartoon 17173739303 that they never marketed isn’t making spongebob money after the first week 💀

[@theradionicrevival8068]

It’s less that and more a thing people only do out of fear of cancellation Big wigs don’t trust their artists or their audience anymore to take them on the kind of long format storytelling journeys tv was literally made for anymore So artists bend to make ends meet so nobody gets too invested, audience and artists. It’s literally what happened with the SP anime The chicken or the egg They want the money of these big projects without wanting to take the time and patience to get them there So they never make as much as they want because they endlessly want more and can only see art as dollar signs

[@ashtviceland]

Fun Fact: Seth MacFarlane originally wanted to make Ted as his fourth animated show on Fox, but instead went with it as a movie

[@PhillipClearman]

It would have been Family Guy but Peter as a Bear

[@magicfish8213]

​@@PhillipClearmanhey 🅱eter

[@NeonBeeCat]

Thank goodness we weren't cursed with another animated Seth McFarlane being a dick.

[@Twiddly_Thumb_Tim45_369]

​@@magicfish8213Beter? I hardly know 'er!

[@mechajay3358]

​@@PhillipClearmanAs if he needed another animated show with a talking bear.😊

[@JOJ0606]

Before I watched the original Ted film for the first time I thought that the premise was that Mark Wahlberg's character's wish in the beginning of the movie (Ted becoming alive) would have only come true much later when he was an adult. Then I thought the film would have been centered around Wahlberg trying to deal with the existance of Ted.

[@Longshanks1690]

I think that would have been terrible because there’d be no reason for Johnny to keep the bear around. The reason Ted works is because they establish that they’ve been best friends for so long and that’s why he puts up with his incessant antics, you understand why Ted is the way he is and why Johnny keeps him around because he feels he owes him. But if he just came alive and started doing that? I think most people would kick him to the curb instantly, more for his behaviour than being a talking teddy bear.

[@Brianna-eo8nu]

That kind of sounds similar to the premise of that older movie Drop Dead Fred, where a woman’s childhood imaginary friend comes back during her adulthood and causes hijinks.

[@JimmyneutronwasokayIguess]

​@@Brianna-eo8nui loved that movie as a kid but good god is it annoying now

[@deadspace2747]

it would be really funny if in the cartoon everyone looks like family guy, but Ted looks like a photo realistic bear, like an actual photograph of an bear or something

[@VicenteTorresAliasVits]

But then why would he be called Ted?

[@weezypeezy508]

​@@VicenteTorresAliasVits because it's name is Ted?

[@VicenteTorresAliasVits]

@@weezypeezy508 Yes, but he's called that because he's a teddy bear.

[@JrIcify]

​@@VicenteTorresAliasVits He would still be a teddy bear in the world of the show. The humans went from photorealistic to being artistic representations so Ted flipped the opposite way.

[@foxie8miller]

hahaha smiling friends

[@ethans1997]

Peacock had only one good show, and they almost canceled it. They are so dumb.

[@thecaptain6520]

The virgin Peacock Vs The Chad The Office The complete series dvd box set

[@TheDigitalApple]

If only they did that to Megamind: And the Doom Syndicate, and Megamind Rules.

[@chrisrockett5897]

Ong. They at least got the Psych movie trilogy and the Monk sequel film, but that's about it.

[@ethans1997]

@chrisrockett5897 I honestly don't know a single person who has Peacock. It's either Netflix, Hulu, Disney +, or Paramount +. Peacock is like the Aquaman of the streaming group.

[@Longshanks1690]

@@TheDigitalAppleMegamind Rules got better towards the end of S1 tbf.

[@spacesoccercowboy6091]

Speaking of season 2's, I'm hoping Fairly OddParents A New Wish gets another season 100%. It's both one of the most praised FOP-based content in a long time, and it arguably matches the popularity of SpongeBob and The Loud House as of late.

[@notmilanxd]

Let’s hope 🙏

[@chrisrockett5897]

It NEEDS to become a mainstay fr, but just not as long as the other two.

[@monkeystuff661]

New Fairly OddParents is too good

[@mm123gchannel9]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@chrisrockett5897 Knowing Nickelodeon it’s most likely a darn if you do, darn if you don’t situation. Either their going to cancel it because it’s not as SpongeBob or The Loud House, or if it is that successful, their just going to milk it for all it’s worth and in a similar fate to its predecessor.

[@gothicgolem2947]

Really it’s as popular as SpongeBob? How many viewers is that?

[@Joshi_ForReal]

How could they try cancel something so closely related to "Bababooey"!? 😢

[@Bennyac11]

How's it related?

[@Joshi_ForReal]

​@@Bennyac11Ted >Seth MacFarlane > American Dad > Steve saying "Oh yeah well, BABABOOEY"

[@claycarmichael4576]

Modern Hollywood is so insecure in my opinion

[@Bluepainter68]

Always has been.

[@TheCommenterDragon]

Streaming services cancelling shows isn't exactly anything new. I mean as we all know services like Netflix do it on a regular basis, But I'm still glad that the Ted series wasn't completely given the chopping block yet. Though I'm not gonna get my hopes up too high because after season 2 is done then there's no telling if the show will continue after that. Because nowadays, Most streaming services cancel shows after their first couple of seasons.

[@rodgerigo]

Cries in Ash vs the Evil dead

[@EngineerMonkey-zp3yj]

Friggin' Inside Job crying in a corner.

[@davidmhh9977]

Peacock's biggest ace in the hole, though, is that they have a huge back-log of hundred-plus episode series that people want to keep going back to. You'd think they'd want to play to this strength, and give their audience a series they can look forward to every year. With Netflix, they're working with a much a larger scale, so it's easier for them to create a massive series from scratch, because they have more resources and are selling to a much larger base. They can pretty much guarantee hype right off the bat, so there isn't a reason for them to develop a series past the third season. With Peacock, they have opportunity to create a series that Netflix actually struggles with: episodic and formulaic series.

[@zacharydechant1303]

That joke from the futurama revival about Fry dipping out to catch up on his reading gets funnier by the day.

[@magicfish8213]

Love dipping a Fry

[@BokanProductions]

I haven't seen much of the Futurama revival but I remember that.

[@pandadude6912]

This is the one instance where adapting something into animation would actually defeat the purpose of the IP

[@murderman8578]

How so

[@animalsandlegos4525]

How?

[@bruuuuuuuuhhhh]

​@@murderman8578animated character in live action setting, wacky funny bear with real, normal people

[@eatatjoes6751]

@@animalsandlegos4525 The entire IP boils down to, “Real boy wishes his stuffed bear comes to life and the bear does very boorish things.” Making it animated would just be Family Guy again.

[@Smith-fg1qb]

Did you not watch the video?

[@markburns7854]

Making a ted cartoon just kinda defeats the purpose of the entire concept of a teddy bear coming to life

[@jonathanwilkinson4299]

8 million dollars an episode!? That can't possabley be right. A fully animated show costs 2 million tops. and a sitcome costs like a million an episode on the high end. Even 3 million would be a lot but 8!?

[@bat6353]

They're probably doing some illegal shit behind the scenes.

[@maxthecharacter1296]

Sometimes it can depend on the style of animation and the talent behind it. Besides, this isn't animated but the inclusion of some pretty good CGI.

[@ScooterCat64]

Most animated shows don't have to worry about photorealism.

[@BaeBunni]

I would assume a lot has to do with making sure ted collision isn't incredibly goofy so he doesn't just clip through stuff. I'm sure there are some minor details they missed but he never like walks through and half his body disappears for a second.

[@КГБКолДжорджКостанца]

Oh man I thought it said it WAS canceled Phew...

[@youdontknowwhoiamatall]

Personally I’d rather have it cancelled than animated 😭

[@thecheapestcritic]

The Five Nights At Freddys film is owned by Universal who owns Peacock. Its off of Peacock because if they loan it out to other services(Amazon) they make more money than it being on Peacock.

[@marshmallowenthusiast9032]

9:45 I think this is the first time I’ve ever witnessed anyone on the internet ever mention the existence of rokus. I swear those things are like harmonicas everyone has one but nobody talks about them.

[@benjaminwilson2945]

10:25 Mark isn't avoiding the accusations that he is an I hate everything clone. (PS. This comment is a joke, obviously. It's a reference to a video Mark mad about being called an I hate everything clone six years ago).

[@ThatGuyCanmanNC]

We are living in a world where animation is now less expensive than shooting irl

[@L0rdOfThePies]

With The kind of 2D rig animation they use for a-lot of adult shows, you can see it

[@Chiwowza]

Tbf Ted being CGI is undoubtedly the reason the show is so expensive lmao

[@KeybladeMasterAndy]

The live action isn't what made the show so expensive.

[@sabNavyA]

What if the Ted cartoon made Ted 3D and everyone else 2D?

[@skirsk]

Idk wouldn’t 2d and 3d be more expensive to do than live action/3d?

[@Bluepainter68]

Basically Gwimbly in Smiling friends or any 3D characters in Gumball.

[@kylespevak6781]

​@@Bluepainter68Ooo Ooo Ooo!

[@KaleBennett]

Imagine if Ted became a giant multimedia franchise on par with Pokemon

[@blazikeaton7478]

that'd be hilarious as fuck😂😂😂

[@Iloveyou-dz7mq]

Eh, not gonna happen. Ted is just gonna be underground, and I prefer it that way because clone high escaped underground, and look what happened to it.

[@TheOfficalMiki]

The one way to truly amp up the ratings critically is by making the characters say bababooey, nearly canceling the show for a dumb reason is pure of it!

[@nartaga1624]

how TF does each episode of Ted cost 8mil? HOW?! It's a sitcom! Like, I get the CGI for the Ted character might rack up really quick, but I can't see it being that much.

[@Fatih_M177]

The thing that confuses me the most is, how can CGI even cost money, Like i understand having to pay the PEOPLE, but how does the Animation itself cost money if it's digital, like aren't the assets and effects stored on a computer or something. I obviously don't work in the industry (I mean I'm just a dumb 16 year old) So maybe I'm just dumb, but this whole thing just confuses me a lot!

[@planetmaker3472]

Integrating a cgi character into a scene as good as this takes monumental skill and effort, and when its this frequent the cost adds up quick.

[@bnbnism]

​@@planetmaker3472 I understand that but the point is basically say it costs 1 million to do that(overestimate) then that means everything besides that means it costs 7 million which seems way too much

[@RealogOnlyBrodie]

I think the show would have more charm if Ted was a puppet like in those older 80s and 90s sitcoms

[@Iloveyou-dz7mq]

Ted is basically Davey jones and transformers levels of CGI, he looks real af so I can see why.

[@Dope-Bomb]

I swear the heavens above me , they better continue with the Ted tv show series otherwise it’ll be a big loss for peacock

[@matthewrowlett1564]

"Who could possibly have thought that a Ted Cartoon was a good idea?" Well... Seth MacFarlane for one. Way back in the 90s, he pitched Ted to Fox as an animated Series. They said no. So he rewrote it to be about a suburban family And Thus Family Guy was born... Stewie's stuffed bear, Rupert, is a reference to that fact... an easter egg for those in the know. Years later, almost two decades in fact, the Original Ted pitch was made into a live action film. Its worth noting, however, that Brian's entire character in the first three seasons WAS Ted, just rewritten as a dog instead of a living Teddy bear. Stewie and Brian's entire Relationship was born from the initial idea of a kid and his bear... turned into a boy and his dog... then turned into what it is today. So Ted: the animated series IS LITERALLY Ted coming full circle.

[@fryguy9704]

The Ted show is probably the only reason to get Peacock, considering a lot of its content is pushed aside for bigger streaming services like Disney Plus or Hulu.

[@thomasdaly4597]

I remeber was tv shows were 22 - 24 episodes and you could invest in a series and care about its characters

[@chrisrockett5897]

Yup. I'm still mad as shit that we'll probably never get another season of Wayne specifically because it was a KZbin Original.

[@theironquack]

Hello fellow wayne enjoyer ​@chrisrockett5897

[@mikejohn8177]

Its gonna look exactly like family guy

[@pass_]

im still shocked that the ted show was as good as it was, espically after ted 2 kinda sucked, brought me back to the golden days of family guy

[@MetaBro]

9:11 I laughed cause seeing a bear is funny and I laughed harder knowing I fell right into the example

[@ForbiddenHoles]

I laughed because of your time stamp

[@malcolmali915]

1:01 the way you said "completely insane" lol

[@Heisenburger-oy4kq]

rank every jimmy neutron episode

[@crashxd1286]

The streaming bubble is going to burst eventually even with them adding ads to everything

[@maciejszypelt7623]

10:25 If you hate everything,does that mean you hate yourself

[@Phoenix_The_Wolf]

Wow Mark spoiling us with Hulu’s The Bear review AND a criticism of streaming services as well!

[@RoxyReviews0]

They went from Ted 2 to Ted Toon.

[@CosplayingwithChad]

5:34 the whole shelling out money for the rights to a same day release on streaming as in cinemas is the equivalent of a parent buying their kid a new toy that cost $100 and the kid plays with it for an hour and gets bored of it and the parent takes it back to the store for a refund just to do the same thing all over again.😢it’s also why less people are going to movie theaters these days, what’s more of an attractive idea, a family spends $100 on four tickets, a bucket of popcorn, candy and sodas plus the gas money for the round trip and having to miss part of the movie to get up to pee? Or renting the movie digitally in your own home and rewatching it for 48 ours?😮

[@carnagesuperior2981]

Streaming was perfect like 12 years ago. This market overcrowding and war every company is having with each with who owns what rights is going to kill streaming and honestly I'm here for it because I've despised it for a long time

[@mucusmovies8429]

Only OGs remeber when this video was called they almost cancelled the Ted show

[@AlexDown1]

Us real LS Mark fans watch even when the title and thumbnail are probably less interesting and not pulling in enough attention!!!

[@DigiRangerScott]

I think people are also forgetting the money it takes to retain talent, especially through something like the pandemic (see Mission Impossible and Indiana Jones), that FACTORS INTO THE BUDGET AND INFLATES IT

[@WetardBJJ]

It’d be funny if they made him a hyper realistic bear

[@SlNlSTERCAT]

inb4 mark gets assassinated for finally figuring out the modern tv movie embezzlement rings by seth macfarlane.

[@BQuanchi]

Its crazy how much money is dumped into these shows, and also releasing multiple shows. On top of that, there's so many streaming services that its just so excessive. Imagine when the Chick-fil-A streaming service drops. Also thats not a joke, a fast-food chain is actually coming out with a streaming services and content...

[@chrisrockett5897]

It's kinda like what WWE and Starbucks were dropping shows and films that weren't about wrestling or coffee.

[@pizzapastaputinabox]

I wanna see someone animate a version of this show with the Bite victim and Physic Friend Fredbear lol.

[@sjmhadsock4586]

Ls marks passion for ted is amazing

[@chrisrockett5897]

I feel bro, I fucking love Ted.

[@Groggle7141]

3:29 Streaming is a bubble

[@joelbarraclough6689]

Like Tango Gameworks and Hi-Fi Rush's they almost died..but they live!

[@commie_maybe]

That thumbnail scared the sh*t out of me. I only saw the word "cancelled," and for a moment, the entire world stopped.

[@magicfish8213]

Get jbaited

[@randomreviews4278]

4:31 how!!!

[@skibot9974]

7:50 I agree that Seth shouldn’t be spread thin but he CAN handle multiple projects ta. After all he did this show and The Orville at the same time

[@otakuking9910]

Woah title of video changed

[@Walt_Xander94]

One comment mentioned that Ted was originally going to be an animated show. Ted is the closest thing to a Live Action Family Guy. So a Ted animated series isnt a silly idea. I won't be confused, especially if Ted S2 goes towards the animated show or just becomes that & Peacock saves money. All the Streaming platforms really dont have to spend movie budgets on TV shows, but odds are Peacock will just focus on the cartoon. And Seth better be working on it, otherwise they cannot make the series without him. And the main joke with Ted would still work. Look at a Brian, no one bats an eye at a dog talking, walking on two legs(except that one episode where Brian getting the same rights as people, was taken to court) AND getting with human women(seriously, they never acknowledge b-stiality when it comes to that. Unless newer episodes have) even though there are regular animals around.

[@winnerthecoolguy2009]

Damn that was personal 0:28

[@Lvestfold4143]

This is exactly the same thing NBC did to ALF. They expected the show to fail and only get one season. It was expensive to make. The whole cast hated each other. So they moved to make an animated prequel series but then the show became successful and they went on making it for another three seasons, and the animated series produced only the first 26 episode order which was cut into two seasons for airing. NBC has a history of doing this shit regardless if it’s broadcast or streaming

[@JamStan1978]

Ted was originally meant to be an animated show for kids but got reworked for the movies.

[@JonathanLopez-fs5lt]

He made a video about something he made a post about. He's turning into vailskibum! /j

[@tayloreh]

American Dad got vastly better when Seth mostly stepped away. And he's said he likes giving his all to one project for a bit and then move on to something else - for better or worse, we'll have to see what happens.

[@shadowfauxe6468]

Peacock probably made the most money theyve ever made from just the Ted show. Them almost canceling it is wild.

[@mysterious_559]

This better not have the family guy artstyle

[@TheWorldsLargestOven]

Are you a part of the OSC?

[@frickerrific2813]

0:28 woah Toy Story reference

[@JamesLawner]

I only saw the Ted movies, and I haven’t seen the show, but what if the animated series is some kind of in-universe TV show that inspired the Ted toy bear? (Kinda like Pixar’s Lightyear movie). Maybe it could be more than that, but this is the thought I had whilst watching the video.

[@danielgudinojuarez6729]

I realized that Ted is just another random cutaway gag expanded as a franchise

[@nick.100]

When all the streaming services combine i hope they come out with some box that connects to some moving picture screen that I can put in my living room

[@kingstonbryant2009]

4:16 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 there's so much po- passionate work on the animation for the ted show

[@gavinelrod6307]

I wonder if people are going to go back to cable TV?

[@eeeeaaaooo18]

Kinda weird that a Ted prequel series is unironically ironically better than hazbin hotel.

[@TheUnmitigatedDawn]

You guys really has to start a rivalry between these shows didn't you?

[@Bluepainter68]

​@@TheUnmitigatedDawnHH is the internet's favorite punching bag in the modern animated show universe.

[@TheUnmitigatedDawn]

@@Bluepainter68 Does that mean you have to start a rivalry? Besides, Hazbin is liked by most people, the haters are just vocal.

[@Thecoolgamer-cx9tj]

An animated bear in a show that’s like family guy. Oh god I’m getting brickleberry flashbacks

[@IH8MEATriders]

I swear at one point in my life i thought streaming services would be the future...now we're getting a Chick-fil-A steaming platform......😐🤦‍♂️

[@Polyhedron69]

I always thought dogs laid eggs... and I learned something today

[@st4r_b0y80]

The only way I see an animated show work is if Ted is some sort of stop motion bear and everything around him is like crudely drawn

[@koichidignitythief7429]

Why would you turn it into a cheap family guy clone. The entire appeal is that it's a teddy bear interacting with REAL life.

[@myasantos7562]

It’s funny that you bring up Fnaf because I like the movie Lisa Frankenstein, and originally it was only on Peacock. Couldn’t find it on there so I googled to see what streaming service and it’s Amazon Prime. From the looks of it all of the new movies that were “streaming only on Peacock” are now streaming only on Amazon Prime. I don’t even want to look into it deeper because I know it’ll just make me mad but there is definitely something going on with Universal.

[@yaminogame]

Seth did have the same issue with his other banger show “The Orville”. Each episode was basically a tv movie. Fox was gonna cancel it not to due to poor ratings but MASSIVE movie level budget per episode! Due to the Disney/Fox merger, the show was saved and now we have a 4th season on the way! 😊

[@gamerzilla6113]

I recommend you should check out Pantheon very underrated incredible Sci-Fi animated series. Animation is very similar to Invincible. Show have a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

[@DrAwe-fi6we]

If I had a nickel for every streaming show on a failing streaming platform about a CGI character in a live-action setting that ended up being one of the most popular on the service but likely only just barely breaking even due to high production costs... I'd have two nickels. That I know of at least.

[@G4neralTuga]

Hm, studio executives can be really dumb, who knew?

[@TemmiePlays]

It doesn't make sense to film the show in 60Fps. 24 fps is film standards, high frame rate movies look terrible and cost too much

[@ClareHehe]

it doesn't really cost any extra i don't think but it just doesn't look good

[@zedpwner]

Real ones remember the og thumbnail and title

[@thefinchboy749]

1:11 worth it

[@PaulReyes-i1c]

Welcome to the cancellation of streaming

[@ratman7976]

Streaming has killed TV and Media. Rewarding quick turn over instead of quality work

[@gigaj2368]

I wonder how much money they make from American college football/basketball, occasional NFL games, and Law & Order reruns. Cause that is what is gonna have to pay for another $65 million Ted budget, plus however much the animated series costs

[@mechajay3358]

Streaming shows getting too big budgets isn't regulated to just TV, it's also been a huge problem in films. The Entertainment Industry in general has been over budgeting their productions and it's become a problem.

[@EnigmaticGentleman]

Speaking of shows having trouble getting Season 2s, we've now reached the point where Fionna and Cake, one of the most streamed shows of 2023 (and the continuation to the most popular cartoon of the 2010s) had trouble getting a Season 2, and it basically only got a S2 because they greenlit some spinoffs that are just blatant nostalgia pandering.

[@empeanutson]

Has there been trouble with pitching and writing the story arc for season 2? The main conflict of being chased by the Scarab and Simon finding closure was wrapped up in season 1, so I haven't been sure where they wanted to go with story next for a second season

[@EnigmaticGentleman]

@@empeanutson Idk about the story arc, but Adam Muto said a season 2 wasnt even their first choice it was just the only thing that executives showed slight interest in, and even then it took them months to get picked up.

[@TheRandomnessShowguy]

Finally the Ted and Family Guy crossover we all wanted (Not really, we never really wanted a Ted Cartoon)

[@scoobydoo23320]

This is nothing new infinity train and close enough were able to crack the top ten most streamed on HBO Max a couple times and both were cut off prematurely. The Owl house turned out to be a huge success after Disney had cut the third season in half.

[@evilincarnateswag]

dude you sounded almost exactly like matpat for the first 2 seconds of the video

[@themightygatekeeperdefende9755]

On god

[@trickstabber8117]

They are obviously trying to test the waters. The actual show is too expensive to produce, so they want to see if people would settle for a much cheaper alternative.

[@ProjectNaturePrds]

Wait, are you saying they’re making a… ah… Ted-Toon. *Sudoyop intensifies*

[@GrievousReborn]

When I look up peacock animated Ted show nothing but articles talking about Seth MacFarlane originally pitched Ted as an animated television show

[@jordanhowell7798]

Well Mark, it also might be due to the fact that TBS might not renew American Dad for a season 22 and 23.

[@franciscotapia9682]

Snooter:one thing is changing the title, the other is to change the title too so its completely unrecognizable, and also spoiling facts from the video that the guys that watched the video later

[@Mariofanaticanimations]

5:08 it is because of a streaming deal between Universal and Amazon Prime Video for 10 months and peacock for 4 months

[@bigthecat100]

Here's an idea : what if in the Ted cartoon they use a different animation style for Ted himself? Maybe stop motion - so the joke is now he looks like a live action teddy bear in a cartoon world?

[@EngineerTeamFortress2]

“Yeah, they want another season of big mouth that’s why they use us, yeah!” -Netflix

[@Mr.sonic34plushreturns]

If they do that I would want them to keep Ted cgi so it has at least a similar feel.

[@Lc._.1]

i just realized that John's dad is the same actor that plays Gordon (Scott Grimes) in the Orville, another Seth McFarlane show, thas COOL! Anyways, yea I agrees

[@stelthdimond2306]

u changed the title from "how ted almost got cancelled"

[@Lil_Valor]

I really hope they make a season 2 of the show very soon. It was insanely good and I need to see more

[@Squifum]

A big word-of-mouth selling point for the Ted show was that it was like a live action family guy (the early seasons of family guy, specifically) Why the fuck would anyone watch a cartoon version of a live action version of family guy? Just watch family guy

[@eatatjoes6751]

THAT’S WHAT I SAID.