For a second straight week, Netflix’s Fool Me Once again easily topped Nielsen’s U.S. ranking of streaming originals, this time amassing 2.4 billion minutes viewed across its eight episodes. For the week of Jan. 8, Prime Video’s Reacher similarly held steady at No. 2 with north of 1 billion minutes

Remember a decade or so ago when comedy movies like The Hangover or Ted would gross hundreds of millions of dollars and be massive box office hits? It’s been quite a long time since then, as evidenced by the general relegation of comedy to streaming services, with the occasional buzzworthy one

Seth MacFarlane’s Ted prequel series appears to have benefited greatly from Peacock’s well-streamed, exclusive hosting of Saturday night’s NFL Wild Card game between the Chiefs and Dolphins. NBCUniversal says that Ted launched as Peacock’s most-watched original title ever through its first three

Nineteen years before he married Mila Kunis’ Lori Collins, John Bennett’s heart belonged to a different Lori. Peacock’s ’90s-set Ted prequel establishes that 16-year-old John (played by Parenthood’s Max Burkholder) had a major crush on none other than Full House’s Lori Loughlin. How major, you ask?

Parenthood‘s Max is all grown up, playing teenage John Bennett in Peacock’s Ted prequel series. Premiering Thursday, Jan. 11, the seven-episode binge picks up 19 years ahead of the first movie, with Max Burkholder cast as John and series creator Seth MacFarlane reprising his role as the