Put this in your pipe and smoke it: Ted is coming back. Season 2 of #ted is coming to Peacock.
Happy 🍀 Day! @fuzzydoor @familyguyfox
Your vote will affect us all.
Your vote will affect us all.
Your vote will affect us all.
Everyone’s favorite furry friend is coming back! @Peacock’s record-breaking #TedSeries has been renewed for Season 2!
More Arthur
“Ted breaks Sky records to become the biggest US comedy launch over the last 20 years”! Thanks for watching, UK!! 🇬🇧 @fuzzydoor @peacock
Arthur
#TedSeries is an international hit! Not only does our thunder buddy have the No. 1 Original Comedy Series Streaming in the U.S. via @peacock according to Nielsen – but he also broke UK viewership records via @skytv!
Statistically, a sobering portion of the American population now gets their news from three places: 24-hour cable outlets, social media (TikTok especially), and podcasts. While all three offer diversities of opinion (both thoughtful and productive or distorted and destructive) that can supplement journalistic news outlets, they tend to put forth a disproportionate amount of just that: opinion. Not news. The blurred lines between the two are why I try to avoid the noise and get my news from printed journalism… and books. Today’s information seekers work at a disadvantage, because they are inundated with an onslaught of unvetted information that none of us had to slog through in years past—so the temptation to just give up and seek an internet personality to distill it in a digestible way is understandable. But in an election year, it can leave a large swath of voters unarmed with the facts they need to make informed decisions. For example, you hear a lot of “What has Biden done?” Well, as it turns out, a hell of a lot. Passing legislation in an evenly divided Congress, particularly one in which one party is utterly beholden to the whims of one man, is nearly impossible. But with the very unglamorous, behind-the-scenes skill of a seasoned legislator, a remarkable amount of transformative legislation has indeed been passed. So rather than repeating “they’re both old and therefore the same”, I recommend turning off your screens and making the time to read (Better to do it now than after the election). And this informative yet kinetic and brisk read by Chris Whipple—which I enjoyed a lot—is a great place to start.
Light jazz.
Highlights from @theorville series by Master Replicas!
Highlights from @theorville series by Master Replicas!
Happy birthday to one of my favorite composers/songwriters, @henrymancini! We’ve recorded several Mancini songs over the years—Today he would’ve been 100 years old, and probably still writing.
Coming to bookstores Sept. 24th—The Guide to The Orville, written by The Orville’s Andre Bormanis! A long time in the making, but worth the wait!
Coming to bookstores Sept. 24th—The Guide to The Orville, written by The Orville’s Andre Bormanis! A long time in the making, but worth the wait!
Seth and I talked about a lot of fun stuff. It was my brother who connected Seth and me originally. When they were college friends at @risd1877 Seth and I reminisced about #patrickhenry who was super talented, funny, and a great guy in general. #henrybrothers #mikehenryshow #oldfriends #filmschool
#TedSeries delivers in every way with stellar performances, and ensuring plenty of laughs throughout. #FYC #FYCUSG
Congratulations to my pal, epidemiologist and world-class science communicator Dr. Katelyn Jetelina for making the TIME100 Most Influential People in Health! @your_local_epidemiologist
Congratulations to my pal, epidemiologist and world-class science communicator Dr. Katelyn Jetelina for making the TIME100 Most Influential People in Health! @your_local_epidemiologist
Dark Horse Books presents The Guide to the Orville— Written by The Orville co-executive producer and writer Andre Bormanis! Available September 24, 2024 wherever books are sold: https://bit.ly/newsorville
