How to stream Seth MacFarlane's hilarious prequel, Ted in the US and UK?

In the uproarious world of Seth MacFarlane, the misadventures of a foul-mouthed teddy bear named Ted took cinemas by storm in 2012. Now, Ted has its own TV series, offering a prequel to the antics that made audiences laugh and cringe simultaneously. Discover how you can watch Ted online in the US and UK.

Ted: A Furry Prelude to Hilarity

A Quick Trip Down Memory Lane
Back in 2012, Seth MacFarlane, the mastermind behind Family Guy, introduced Ted, a cuddly yet profanity-laden bear, to the silver screen. Fast forward to the present, and Ted has transitioned from the big screen to a TV series. This prequel takes us back to 1993, exploring the formative years of Ted and his owner, John Bennett.


John's Awkward Adolescence
Set in the aftermath of Ted's initial fame, the series unfolds as John, the unpopular 16-year-old owner, grapples with the challenges of adolescence. Bereft of popularity, John faces bullies, uneventful school life, and a lack of romantic escapades. His only solace? His talking teddy bear, Ted, offering spiritual guidance in the most unconventional way possible.

The Ted TV Series: Where to Watch

Peacock – Your Ticket to Ted's World (For US Viewers)
For viewers in the United States, the Peacock streaming service is the exclusive home to Ted's TV series. Subscribing to Peacock opens the gateway to all episodes, providing an instant dose of Ted's humor. The subscription comes in two tiers – $5.99 per month for the standard plan and $11.99 per month for Premium Plus, offering an ad-free experience. Opting for an annual plan on either tier gives you 12 months for the price of 10.

Peacock's expansive compatibility ensures accessibility through web browsers, iOS and Android smartphone apps, and various streaming devices such as Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, and more. Beyond Ted, Peacock boasts a rich catalog of NBC dramas and iconic comedies like The Office, ensuring a diverse streaming experience.

For Canadian Viewers: Showcase and StackTV
Canadians have multiple options to embark on Ted's escapades. Showcase airs Ted on a weekly basis, with the Global TV app serving as the portal. Cable login details grant access to Showcase programming.

For those unwilling to wait, a subscription to StackTV, available through Amazon Prime Video, opens the door to binge-watching all episodes without delay. StackTV is priced at $12.99 per month after a 14-day free trial, seamlessly integrating with Prime Video on various devices.

United Kingdom Premiere on Sky Max
Ted enthusiasts in the United Kingdom can catch the laughter on Sky Max starting February 9. Sky subscribers gain access to Ted online via the Sky Go app, ensuring flexibility across web browsers, smartphones, and an array of streaming devices. Sky Max, available with Now Entertainment starting at £6.99 per month, promises a laughter-filled journey with Ted.

Meet the Cast and Dive into Episodes

The Charismatic Cast
Seth MacFarlane as Ted
Alanna Ubach as Susan Bennett
Scott Grimes as Matty Bennett
Max Burkholder as John Bennett
Giorgia Whigham as Blaire
Ara Hollyday as Andrew
Liz Richman as Polly
Jacob Zelonky as Derek
Dustin Wayne as Mike
Francesca Xuereb as Erin
Erin Moore as Jessica

Episodes Guide

All episodes are available for streaming on Peacock from Thursday, January 11. Here's a sneak peek at the initial episodes:

"Just Say Yes" (Parts 1)
"Just Say Yes" (Parts 2)
"My Two Dads"
"Ejectile Dysfunction"
"Subways, Bicycles, and Automobiles"
"Desperately Seeking Susan"
"Loud Night"
"He's Gotta Have It"

Ted's journey continues, now on the small screen, bringing laughter and chaos. Whether you're in the US, Canada, or the UK, streaming platforms await to teleport you into the zany world of Ted and John. So, grab your subscription, settle in, and get ready for a bear-y good time – after all, with Seth MacFarlane at the helm, hilarity is guaranteed!

FAQs:

Will there be a Ted prequel?
Seth MacFarlane lends his voice to Ted and serves as co-showrunner in the Ted prequel, consisting of seven episodes with a runtime spanning between 30 to 50 minutes each. All episodes were released simultaneously on Peacock.

Are they coming out with a Ted 3?
Ted 3 is not in the works, despite numerous fans expressing their desire for Seth MacFarlane's Ted movies to form a trilogy. However, although there won't be a sequel to 2015's Ted 2, a prequel series for Ted has recently concluded production.