Ted

When I found out that this was made, I didn't hesitate for a moment. Seth MacFarlane and Ted are both favorites of mine and it would be a sin to miss this one. And the result was great. It may not be as harshly profane as the films, but this sitcom form suits the series incredibly well - 7 episodes and 7 different themes make Ted a fun, raunchy, wacky affair full of drugs, swearing and comic situations, spiced up with some great characters to boot (the father is the best, and the sort of dim-witted redneck with his wisecracks was beautifully). The result is very good episodes that all hold their quality and all entertain equally - it doesn't live up to the films in quality, but for fans this is still a must. PS We even got to see the original "thunder song"! (24.01.2024)

Not as good as the first two films, but considering how barren comedy is these days, it's more than decent entertainment that won't offend fans. Moving Ted to a school is a fine idea, once again he's getting stoned, is foul-mouthed to everyone and dispenses wisecracks, and it's again properly incorrect in terms of racism, politics and LGBT. I found the character of the father very funny, he was a proper redneck and gave it all a nice twist. The finale, where Ted's best friend would like to lose his virginity, is just fucking hilarious. It reminds me a lot of comedies from 10-15 years ago, so I enjoyed it a lot, and it also has a bit of a sitcom feel to it. I don't think anyone will go wrong. 75%. (08.05.2024)