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Seth MacFarlane Has “No Plan” To Make ‘Ted’ Season 3 Due To “Really Expensive” Production Cost
It sounds like bad news bears for Ted fans, as Seth MacFarlane comments on the future of the Peacock series beyond its sophomore season, now available to stream.
The creator and voice of the eponymous foul-mouth teddy bear admitted he has “no plan” for a Season 3 of the show, citing “really expensive” production cost of the prequel series of Ted (2012) and Ted 2 (2015).
“What I kept hearing [from Peacock and Universal] was, ‘Listen, the show is really expensive to produce and there’s no way to do it at a lower cost,'” he told TheWrap. “So I said, ‘All right, I hear you loud and clear.’ So I wrote the last scene with Max [Burkholder] walking into a gym, presumably coming out as Mark Wahlberg in the first Ted film.”
Why Ted Creator Seth MacFarlane Thinks The Peacock Series Won't Get A Season 3
How successful is "Ted," the Peacock prequel spin-off series to the pair of theatrical films of the same name, at selling its titular character, a walking, talking teddy bear voiced by creator Seth MacFarlane? The answer is that the effect is so thorough and convincing that it might feel a little strange to consider just how expensive it all is. We've gotten used to fully CGI creations becoming fully-fledged leading characters over the past couple of decades. This shift has been so completely successful that many folks take these characters at face value, and very often don't see how much work is going into them.
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'Ted' Season 2 star Alanna Ubach channels Lucille Ball for Seth MacFarlane's outrageous show
After the release of Seth MacFarlane's 2012 movie Ted, and the sequel, Ted 2, in 2015, the prequel series landed lots of laughs for its audience, never shying away from the most outrageous joke possible. In Season 2 of Ted (premiering Thursday, March 5 at 9:00 p.m. ET on Showcase and STACKTV in Canada), it's 1994, and John Bennett (Max Burkholder) is in his senior year of high school, spending a lot of time in his room getting high with Ted (Seth MacFarlane).
There are a ton of hysterical new misadventures in a new season that feels even more heightened. From playing Dungeons & Dragons to making calls to a phone sex hotline from the school basement, there's a lot of new territory that John and Ted explore.
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