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'Ted' star Max Burkholder hopes to play high schoolers through his 50s
Season 2 of Ted debuted with eight episodes on Peacock, but creator Seth MacFarlane hinted Season 3 may be unlikely due to high costs and story limits.
- On March 5, Peacock dropped all eight episodes of Ted Season 2, with Max Burkholder, 28, returning as high school senior John Bennett.
- Creator Seth MacFarlane said the show's future may be uncertain, citing limited storytelling after the lead graduates and a reported $10 million-per-episode budget as reasons Season 3 might not occur.
- Episode 3 'Dungeons & Dealers' exemplifies the season's mix of adult humor and oddball gags, set in 1994 Boston and filmed in Universal City.
- Peacock has yet to close the door on a third season, as some involved remain hopeful despite creator doubts, with 'As of now, there are no direct plans'.
- The creator told ScreenRant there's currently 'As of now, there are no direct plans' for the live-action continuation, while an animated Ted series is in development as a sequel and potential third instalment.
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Thunder Buddies, rejoice — “Ted” is back for senior year today (March 5) as of 3 a.m. Eastern (12 a.m. Pacific). Peacock has dropped all eight episodes of “Ted” season 2, returning Seth MacFarlane’s foul‑mouthed teddy bear to 1994 for more high‑school chaos with John Bennett and the Bennett family.
Ted Season 2 Review
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