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Seth MacFarlane’s foul-mouthed teddy bear gets a logical scaled-down home in “Ted,” a Peacock prequel series that solves the “Why no Mark Wahlberg?” question by featuring his character as a teenager, with the wish-upon-a-star talking teddy as his only pal. Basically “ALF” with a lot more F-bombs, the show is raunchy, juvenile, proudly offensive and occasionally very, very funny.

Co-showrunners Paul Corrigan and Brad Walsh also discuss the “Family Guy” creator’s “hands on” approach in the writing process

Seth MacFarlane’s foul-mouthed teddy bear gets a logical scaled-down home in “Ted,” a Peacock prequel series that solves the “Why no Mark Wahlberg?” question by featuring his character as a teenager, with the wish-upon-a-star talking teddy as his only pal. Basically “ALF” with a lot more F-bombs, the show is raunchy, juvenile, proudly offensive and occasionally very, very funny.

The cast of Seth MacFarlane’s “Ted” was ready to carry the beloved teddy bear’s next chapter, especially if it meant working closely with the iconic writer…

Seth MacFarlane's 'Ted' on Peacock is a prequel to his 2012 comedy about a foul-mouthed teddy bear come to life.

Seth MacFarlane is bringing his raunchy teddy bear Ted to Peacock with a prequel series focusing on his experiences with his buddy John in high school.

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

Max Burkholder, Scott Grimes, Alanna Ubach and Giorgia Whigham star along with MacFarlane in this prequel "event" series.

The new comedy, which premieres January 11 on Peacock, uses innovative production visualization technology from the famed creator’s company, Fuzzy Door Tech, to film an animated lead character alongside other actors.

Seth MacFarlane's prequel to his hit movies blends explicit humor with a feelgood homage to classic sitcoms.