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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: ‘Ted’ on Peacock is an early contender for my favorite show of 2024 — here’s why

When I discovered that Peacock was making a “Ted” prequel show, I can’t say I was especially interested. I enjoyed the two “Ted” movies released in the 2010s, but when the credits rolled on “Ted 2,” I distinctly remember thinking that the concept of a foul-mouthed teddy bear come to life had been taken as far as it could go. 

So, when “Ted” debuted on Peacock earlier this month, I wasn’t in any rush to watch. But then over the next few days, a strange thing started to happen — my social feeds were flooded with mutual sharing clips. And, even more surprising, the short clips they were posting had me laughing loads. So, I figured it was worth seeing if the show could maintain that level of comedy, or if I was just seeing the highlights. 

. And even on , where high ratings are a little harder to come by, the Peacock original series has pulled a solid 8.1/10. 

The critic score on Rotten Tomatoes isn’t quite as generous at 69% — a number that feels rather apt considering MacFarlane’s penchant for crass humor — but it’s the same score the mostly well-received first “Ted” movie got back in 2012 and a big improvement on the lackluster 2015 sequel which managed only a rotten 45% score. 

You probably shouldn’t expect to see “Ted” making any major waves come next year’s awards season, but it’s a show that appears to understand its audience and it’s of a higher quality than many, including myself, expected. 

You should stream ‘Ted’ on Peacock 

If you’re looking for an easy-watching show that will make you laugh consistently, and you don’t mind the odd sprinkling of potty humor, then “Ted” is a must-watch show. 

It’s far from groundbreaking, but it’s highly entertaining, and I should also give special mention to the quality of Ted’s CGI animation. The fuzzy plaything looks remarkably realistic.

Compared to the latest shows on rival streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and Max, the original content on Peacock rarely seems to gain much traction, so it’s been refreshing to see so much appreciation for “Ted” in recent weeks. 

Plus, It’s been a pleasant change of pace booting up Peacock for something other than Premier League live streams this month. 

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