Ted 2 is a 2015 American comedy film directed by Seth MacFarlane, written by MacFarlane, Alec Sulkin, and Wellesley Wild, and is a sequel to the 2012 film Ted. The film stars Mark Wahlberg and MacFarlane, and follows the talking teddy bear Ted as he fights for civil rights in order to be recognized as a person. The film also stars Amanda Seyfried, with Giovanni Ribisi and Jessica Barth reprising their roles and John Slattery and Morgan Freeman joining the cast.

Principal photography began in Massachusetts in July 2014. Ted 2 was released on June 26, 2015, by Universal Pictures. Despite the film failing to achieve the critical and commercial success of its predecessor and receiving mixed reviews from critics, it still became a box office success, grossing $215.9 million on a $68 million budget.

Plot

Three years after the events of the first film, Ted marries his girlfriend, Tami-Lynn. Meanwhile, his best friend, John Bennett has been divorced from Lori Collins for six months. Following a heated argument after being married a year, they decide to have a child. As Ted does not have sperm, John agrees to help find a donor. They ask Sam J. Jones but he declines due to a sperm count of one. Then they unsuccessfully try to break into Tom Brady s house and steal his sperm. Ultimately, John offers to donate his sperm.

Despite Ted and John s efforts, Tami-Lynn s history of drug use has rendered her infertile (despite having been clean for an extended period of time) and they decide to adopt. The background checks put Ted s legal status as a person into question. The state authorities of Massachusetts declare Ted property rather than a person; consequently, he loses his job at Bay Colony Grocery Store, his credit card and bank accounts are terminated and his marriage to Tami-Lynn is forcibly annulled.

John suggests that they take the state to court. They ask the best lawyer they can find, but he offers to assign their case pro bono to his niece Samantha Sam , a novice lawyer. They are initially reluctant due to her lack of pop culture knowledge, but bond over their love of marijuana as they prepare to present the case.

Meanwhile, Donny, Ted s life-long stalker, is a janitor at the headquarters of toy company Hasbro, in New York City. He convinces the company CEO to hire an expert attorney to ensure that Ted maintains his status as property, leaving him open to seizure by the firm to create more living teddy bears.

Despite Sam s best efforts, the court rules against Ted. Disheartened and desperate, the trio contact Patrick Meighan, a highly respected civil rights attorney, to help overturn the court s decision. Driving to Manhattan, the trio meet Meighan, who is sympathetic to Ted s plight but ultimately refuses the case, as he believes Ted has not significantly contributed to humanity due to his lifestyle.

Furious at the injustice and jealous of Sam and John s relationship, Ted takes his frustrations out on them and angrily storms off, wandering into the New York Comic-Con. However, Donny discreetly follows him. Once inside, Donny disguises himself as Raphael and tries to kidnap Ted, who runs off, takes refuge under a Bumblebee statue, and contacts John for help. John and Sam arrive and find Ted, just as Donny is about to cut him open. Ted apologizes to John and Sam for snapping at them and make their leave, but Donny severs the cables holding up a model of the USS Enterprise with a knife and it swings towards Ted. John pushes Ted out of the way, takes the hit, gets knocked unconscious, and falls into a coma. Ted identifies Donny from a group of Ninja Turtle cosplayers through his irresistible urge to dance to I Think We re Alone Now by Tiffany and Donny is arrested.

At the hospital, John is still in a coma, and he flatlines. The next day, the doctor informs Sam, Ted and Tami-Lynn that John didn t make it , shocking the group. The doctor also suggests they can go in and say goodbye to John. In the room, the group is tearfully saying goodbye to John. However, he unexpectedly wakes up and scares the group, and Ted realizes that John had faked being dead as payback for Ted pretending to be brain dead and Ted applauds John for his realistic acting. Although Sam is initially furious over this, she and John kiss as the group rejoices. Meighan decides to take the case, inspired by John s selflessness and Ted s emotions over John, who managed to avoid death. Meighan successfully gets the ruling overturned by demonstrating that Ted is self-aware, that he feels complex emotions, and is capable of empathy. Outside the courthouse, Ted re-proposes to Tami-Lynn. After they are legally remarried, Ted and Tami-Lynn adopt the surname of Clubber Lang , and adopt a baby boy, who they name Apollo Creed, while John and Sam happily pursue their own relationship.

Cast

• Seth MacFarlane as Ted Clubber-Lang
• Mark Wahlberg as John Bennett
• Amanda Seyfried as Samantha Leslie Jackson
• Jessica Barth as Tami-Lynn McCafferty
• Giovanni Ribisi as Donny
• Morgan Freeman as Patrick Meighan
• John Slattery as Shep Wild
• Patrick Warburton as Guy
• Michael Dorn as Rick
• Bill Smitrovich as Frank
• Cocoa Brown as Joy
• John Carroll Lynch as Tom Jessup
• Ron Canada as Judge Matheson
• Jessica Szohr as Allison
• Jay Patterson as Karl Jackson
• Tara Strong as Ted s I Love You function
• Sam J. Jones as himself
• Sebastian Arcelus as Dr. Ed Danzer
• Maggie Geha as Female Nurse
• Tom Brady as himself
• Dennis Haysbert as Fertility doctor
• Taran Killam as himself
• Jimmy Fallon as himself
• Jimmy Kimmel as himself
• Jay Leno as himself
• Bill Maher as himself
• Kate McKinnon as herself
• Bobby Moynihan as himself
• David Hasselhoff as himself
• Liam Neeson as Trix Customer
• Lenny Clarke as Cop
• Patrick Stewart as Narrator
• Curtis Stigers as Wedding singer
• Nana Visitor as Adoption agent
• Ralph Garman as Stormtrooper
• Jack Knight as Todd Kidder

Production

During the 2012 American Dad! Comic-Con panel, MacFarlane stated that he would be open to a sequel to Ted. In September 2012, chief executive Steve Burke said that the studio would be looking to make a sequel to Ted as soon as possible . In January 2013, on Anderson Live, Wahlberg confirmed that a sequel was in the works and that it would be the first sequel in his career, while also revealing that he and Ted (as voiced by MacFarlane) would appear at the 85th Academy Awards. On October 2, 2013, it was announced Ted 2 would be released on June 26, 2015.

Initially the storyline for the film was quite different and involved John and Ted s attempt to smuggle pot across the country, but, due to concerns that the concept was too similar to then-recently released We re the Millers, the concept was scrapped and the storyline was overhauled to one inspired by John Jakes North and South series as well as the life of Dred Scott. During the period when the film was about drug smuggling, Mila Kunis character was still in the sequel; however, when the storyline was changed, it required a lawyer to be the female lead and there was not room for Kunis s character.

On February 14, 2014, Amanda Seyfried was cast as the female lead. On June 17, 2014, Jessica Barth was confirmed to reprise her role as Tami-Lynn. In August and September 2014, it was announced that Patrick Warburton would return as John s co-worker Guy, and that Morgan Freeman, Nana Visitor, Michael Dorn, Dennis Haysbert, Liam Neeson and John Slattery had joined the cast.

Principal photography began on July 28, 2014, and ended on November 13, 2014.

Soundtrack

The film s soundtrack was released by Republic Records on June 26, 2015. It features the score by Walter Murphy and songs co-written by Seth MacFarlane and Murphy, including Mean Ol’ Moon , which is performed by Amanda Seyfried and Norah Jones separately. The soundtrack also includes Mess Around by Ray Charles, One Foot in Front of the Other by Bone Symphony and New York by Alfred Newman.

All tracks by Walter Murphy except where indicated.

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Performer(s)	Length
1.	The Wedding			1:52
2.	Steppin Out with My Baby	Irving Berlin	John Wilson, Curtis Stigers and Maida Vale Singers	6:19
3.	Let s Make a Baby			0:37
4.	Tom Brady s House			1:37
5.	Ted s Court Case			0:55
6.	One Foot in Front of the Other	Bone Symphony	Bone Symphony	3:12
7.	Leaving for New York			1:12
8.	Mess Around	Ray Charles	Ray Charles	2:41
9.	Out of Control			0:26
10.	Mean Ol Moon	Seth MacFarlane & Walter Murphy	Amanda Seyfried	2:03
11.	New York	Alfred Newman	Alfred Newman	2:27
12.	The Comic-Con Fight			1:11
13.	Wake Up, Johnny / Code Blue / John Is Back			3:23
14.	Meighan s Speech / Finale			3:55
15.	Mean Ol Moon (swing version)			1:16
16.	Mean Ol Moon	Seth MacFarlane & Walter Murphy	Norah Jones	3:05
Total length:				27:21

Release

On January 27, 2015, the film s teaser poster was released. This was followed two days later by its trailer. The film premiered on June 24, 2015, in New York City, with its general release two days later.

Home media

Ted 2 was released on DVD and Blu-ray on December 15, 2015, in the United States by Universal Studios Home Entertainment. Both formats contained a theatrical version (115 minutes) and an unrated extended version (125 minutes), containing 10 minutes of extra footage. It was released on DVD and Blu-ray in the United Kingdom and Ireland on November 23, 2015, both formats containing the two versions.

On May 3, 2016, Ted vs. Flash Gordon: The Ultimate Collection was released on Blu-ray plus Digital HD, featuring Flash Gordon and the unrated versions of Ted and Ted 2.

Reception

Box office

Ted 2 grossed $81.5 million in North America and $135.2 million in other territories for a worldwide total of $216.7 million, against a budget of $68 million.

In the United States and Canada, Ted 2 opened on the same day as the family adventure film Max, across 3,441 theaters. It made $2.6 million from its Thursday night showings from 2,647 theaters, and $13.2 million on its opening day. In its opening weekend, Ted 2 earned $33.5 million, finishing third at the box office behind Jurassic World ($54.5 million) and Inside Out ($52.3 million). The opening total was a disappointment, considering the film s initial projected opening of $45–50 million, and its predecessor s $54.4 million opening three years prior. It was director MacFarlane s second consecutive underperforming opening, following 2014 s A Million Ways to Die in the West, which opened to $16.8 million.

Outside North America, the film earned an estimated $20 million in its opening weekend from 26 countries. It opened in number two in Germany ($3.7 million), Russia and the CIS ($3.5 million) and Australia ($3.3 million).

Critical response

On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 45% based on 206 reviews with an average rating of 5.28/10. The site s critical consensus reads, Ted 2 reunites Mark Wahlberg and Seth MacFarlane for another round of sophomoric, scatological humor — and just as before, your enjoyment will depend on your tolerance for all of the above. On Metacritic, the film has a score of 48 out of 100 based on 38 critics, indicating mixed or average reviews . Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of B+ on an A+ to F scale, lower than the A− earned by its predecessor.

James Berardinelli of ReelViews gave the film two out of four stars, saying It would be disingenuous for me to claim that Ted 2 isn t funny. Although I was often bored by the plodding direction of the story, I laughed from time-to-time. Chris Nashawaty of Entertainment Weekly gave the film a C+, saying You realize what it must be like to be trapped in detention with a bunch of 15-year-old boys who think there s nothing more hilarious than repeating the same jokes about porn, pot, and pulling your pud over and over again. It s funny, until it s not. Bill Goodykoontz of The Arizona Republic gave the film two out of five stars, saying The film, like most of MacFarlane s work, is a mix of occasional laugh-out-loud moments – there are some here – and cringe-worthy misfires that play a lot more tone-deaf than he seems to intend. Brian Truitt of USA Today gave the film two out of four stars, saying MacFarlane and co-writers Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild have a gift for referential riffs, but the plot is the thinnest of narratives just to connect all the comedy bits. Stephen Whitty of the Newark Star-Ledger gave the film one and a half stars out of four, saying Sure, MacFarlane can write simple jokes as long as the f key on his laptop holds out. Some of them are even funny. But a lot of them don t pay off, and most trod the same well-worn territory — potheads, practical jokes, politically incorrect cliches. Lindsey Bahr of the Associated Press gave the film a negative review, saying In an admirable effort to go a different route, MacFarlane has instead done something hopelessly bizarre: He s given his film too much sincerity and story, and it practically crushes whatever fun does exist.

Mick LaSalle of the San Francisco Chronicle gave the film three out of four stars, saying MacFarlane is cynical, but he s not a cynic, and there are moments in Ted 2 where you can sense a longing for the gentler and more upbeat entertainment of an earlier generation. Soren Anderson of The Seattle Times gave the film two out of four stars, saying In the midst of comedy, seriousness. The combination feels forced. A more disciplined and smarter director might have been able to successfully blend the two elements, but crude dude MacFarlane hasn t the skill to bring it off. Dan Callahan of The Wrap gave the film a negative review, saying Bad taste needs to be more honest and more all-inclusive if it s to make a lasting impression, and MacFarlane s bad taste here is both too wishy-washy and too knee-jerk cruel to really make any impact. Manohla Dargis of The New York Times gave the film a negative review, saying Mr. MacFarlane can be funny, but Ted 2 is insultingly lazy hack work that is worth discussing primarily because of how he tries and fails to turn race, and specifically black men, into comedy fodder. Jacob Hall of New York Daily News gave the film one out of five stars, saying Once again, you will believe that a talking CGI stuffed animal can be a racist, hateful monster with no redeeming qualities … but his greatest sin is that he s not funny. Peter Howell of the Toronto Star gave the film two out of four stars, saying If you didn t see and laugh at the first Ted, and maybe also at MacFarlane s button-pushing TV series Family Guy, then another movie deserves your entertainment dollars. A.A. Dowd of The A.V. Club gave the film a C+, saying Ted 2 strikes a sometimes-awkward balance between sincerity and cheap provocation. It also forgets that the real draw of the first film wasn t Ted himself, but Wahlberg, whose sweet-lug routine scored a lot of belly laughs.

Accolades

Award	Date of ceremony	Category	Recipient(s)	Result	Ref.
AACTA Awards	9 December 2015	Best Visual Effects or Animation	Glenn Melenhorst Ineke Majoor	Nominated
People s Choice Awards	January 6, 2016	Favorite Comedic Movie		Nominated
MTV Movie Awards	April 10, 2016	Best Virtual Performance	Seth MacFarlane	Nominated
Saturn Awards	June 22, 2016	Best Fantasy Film		Nominated

Future

Possible sequel

In June 2015, Collider asked if the studio was already planning a third film, MacFarlane replied: It s all based on appetite. If Ted 2 does as well as the first one, it means people want to see more of these characters. If that happens, then there would likely be a Ted 3. The franchise, to me, is one that s more character-based than premise-based. If you look at it like episodes in television, if you have characters that people like and they want to see them, again and again, you can tell any number of different stories. If there s a desire for it, then yeah, we would do a Ted 3.

On October 27, 2015, during an interview on Today MacFarlane, again, did not rule out the possibility of Ted 3, stating: We don t know, I like to kind of have some space between Ted, so it s possible there will be another one but there are no immediate plans.

On September 13, 2021, MacFarlane posted an image to Instagram of the stuffed bear used in the Ted movies captioned The original Ted stuffy mentally preparing for his return, hinting at the possibility of a sequel.

Television series

In April 2022, it was announced that a Ted series was in development for the streaming service Peacock, with writers Paul Corrigan and Brad Walsh joining MacFarlane as the series showrunners. MacFarlane is also set to reprise his role as the title character.

Year	2015
ReleaseDate	2015-06-26
RuntimeMins	115
RuntimeStr	1h 55min
Plot	Newlywed couple Ted and Tami-Lynn want to have a baby, but in order to qualify to be a parent, Ted will have to prove he’s a person in a court of law.
Awards	Awards, 3 wins & 4 nominations
Directors	Seth MacFarlane
Writers	Seth MacFarlane, Alec Sulkin, Wellesley Wild
Stars	Mark Wahlberg, Seth MacFarlane, Amanda Seyfried
Produced by	Jason Clark,Kelly Cronin,Eric Heffron,John Jacobs,Mark Kamine,Seth MacFarlane,Joseph J. Micucci,Scott Stuber,Alec Sulkin,Wellesley Wild,John Wiseman
Music by	Walter Murphy
Cinematography by	Michael Barrett
Film Editing by	Jeff Freeman
Casting By	Sheila Jaffe,Lisa Lobel
Production Design by	Stephen J. Lineweaver
Art Direction by	Peter Borck,Bryan Felty,Caty Maxey
Set Decoration by	Kyra Friedman Curcio,Regina O’Brien
Costume Design by	Cindy Evans
Makeup Department	Megan Areford,Howard Berger,Stephen Bruno,Elizabeth Cecchini,Ginny Colangelo,Michael Davis,Rob Fitz,Tracey Henton,Navya La Shay,Mary Hedges Lampert,Tami Lane,David Larson,Juliet Loveland,Maynard Matthews,Bart Mixon,Kelly Muldoon,Douglas Noe,Shayna Passaretti,Ron Pipes,Joanna Raskin,Martin Samuel,Jeremy Selenfriend,Kim Simmons,Jamie Taylor Smith,Laine Trzinski,Josh Turi,Johnny Villanueva,Rebecca Woodfork,Camille Calvet
Production Management	Betsy Alton,Mark Kamine,Shea Kammer,Michael J. Malone,David Velasco
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director	Alyssa Boffoli,Kenneth Donaldson,Eric Heffron,Michael McGuirk,Ronan O’Connor,Richard Oswald,David K. Riebel,Scott Rogers,Christopher T. Sadler,Janell M. Sammelman,David Sardi,Cecilia Sweatman,Andrew Ward,Marvin Williams
Art Department	Efrem L. Acosta,David Agajanian,Azra Bano Ali,Jason Allard,Christopher Analoro,Beth Anderson,Stephanie Armstrong,Luke Bellamy,Nick Bellofatto,Justin Bliss,Brett Bowden,Greg John Callas,Richard Cambria,Gabu Camilo,Carrie Capizzano,Penelope Cariolo,Clint Carney,Mickey Carter,Stephanie Charbonneau,Scott Edward Collins,Dennis Colvin,Alan Coombs,Cory Curtin,Michael D’Imperio,Joe Del Monte,Brendan C. Fenton,Mariano Fernandez,Giovanni Ferrara,Chris Fix,Jaima Fogg,Brian Fry,Alex Gabel,Julia Garrison,Will Grant,Todd Harris,Jean Harter,Christopher Johnson,John Paul ‘J.P.’ Jones,Melissa Pamela Jones,Morgan Kling,Trevor Larkin,Jack Lineweaver,Nancy Lowry,Butch McCarthy,Meara McDonald,Josh McKevitt,Lauren Mooney,Theo Orfanos,Katrina Parsons,Lance Paul,Andrew Poleszak,John Pungitore,Bob Renna,Brent Rice,Sarah Hill Richmond,Karen Riemenschneider,Isabel Riley,Jessica Ripka,Paul Roustan,Kenneth Salter,Chris Samp,Christopher Sawtelle,Patrick Scalise,Richard Sepulveda,David Smith,Brannon Smithwick,Lamont Snipes,Lauren Ashly Suchecki,Theodore Suchecki,David Sues,Chris Sullivan,Cammeron Truesdale,Tricia Turczynski,Danelle Vierkant,Cleo Wang,Rose Westerman,Peter Wilcox,Simeon Wilkins
Sound Department	Ryan Baker,Hunter Berk,David Brownlow,Scott Cannizzaro,Mick Davies,Robert Dehn,Jesse Dodd,Kelly Doran,Michael Dressel,Russell Farmarco,Marc Fishman,Eric Flickinger,Luis Galdames,Tim Haber,Eric Harwood,Chris Howland,David Jobe,Bill Kaplan,David Kelson,Elliott Koretz,Oleg Kulchytskyi,Sebastien Lacheray,Vicki Lemar,David Lucarelli,Dawn Lunsford,Coleman Metts,Matthias Neumann,Jordan O’Neill,Kevin S. Parker,Terry Porter,Kira Roessler,Lynn Sable,John St. Denis,Alicia Stevenson,Matthew E. Taylor,Katy Wood,Jesse James Garcia,Mark Sheffield,Billy Theriot
Special Effects by	Judson Bell,Len Burge,Thomas Carroll,Herve Desroches,Dawn Dininger,Randy Fitzgerald,Mark Gullesserian,Melissa Ramirez,Mark Rappaport,Diana Roche,John Ruggieri,J.D. Schwalm,Jim Schwalm,Jay Cail Stone,Christopher Walsh,Ralph Wilber III
Visual Effects by	Shaun Friedberg ‘Pyrokinesis’,Federico Abib,Grant Adam,Glen Adlam,Mart Agusto,Brad Alexander,Lycee Anaya,Jarrod Anderson,Laura Anderson,Jim Aupperle,Patrice Avery,Bijay Awale,Benoit Bargeton,Wesley Barker,Steve Barnes,Jordan Bartlett,Jennifer C. Bell,Matthew E. Bell,Nick Bernardi,Magdalena Bisogni,Florin Boieriu,Michael Bomagat,Paul Boyd,Adam Bradley,Matthew Bramante,Devin Breese,Kristie Breslin,Ryan Brooks,Paul Buckley,Genevieve Camilleri,Colin Campbell,Howard R. Campbell,Georgia Cartwright,Kiersten Casey,Matthieu Chardonnet,Tim Cheng,Fiona Chilton,YouJin Choung,Darren Christie,Blair Clark,Webster Colcord,Courtenay Cooper,Louis Corr,Steve Cronin,Chris Crowell,Sanjay Das,Brad Davenport,Rhys Davey,Antoine Deschamps,Ravi Deula,David Dewaik,Sam Doolan,Mark Dubeau,Laura Dubsky,Siobhan Durkin,Chris Dwyer,David Edwards,Julia Egerton,Dean Elliott,Christina Erdos,Cherry Esubio,Katharine Evans,Matthew Faiman,Alan Fairlie,Sean Falcon,Caithlin Ferrier,Audrey Ferriere,Ludovic Fouche,Page Frakes,Dom Francis,Duncan Fraser,Carl N. Frederick,Nick Fredin,Jenny Fulle,Alex Fuller,Nathaniel Garbutt,Robb Gardner,Raphael Gaudin,Darcy George,Chris Gibbons,Jason Gilholme,Jordi Girones,Julia Goehle,Avi Goodman,Paul Greenwood,Julian Gregory,William Groebe,Joshua Grow,Alexa Hale,Chris M. Halstead,Joseph Hamdorf,Lionel Heath,Quentin Hema,Robin Hollander,Jeremy Hollis,Amy Hollywood Wixson,Wanghua Huang,Karen E.M. Hulse,Giselle Hunter,Huck Hur,Hai-Yen Huynh,Seung Hoo Ihm,David Jaffe,Timothy Jeffs,Nathan Jennings,Samuel Jensen,David Johnson,Adam Jones,Danny Jones,Morgan Jones,Kirk Jung,Dipesh K.P.,Stephen Karl,Patricia Kavanaugh,Andrew Keeble,Fern King,Dmitri Krasnokoutski,Barry Kriegshauser,Alan Latteri,Jarett Lee,Alana Lennie,Eric Leven,Shu-Chen Lin,David A. Link,Jane Lovell,Daniel Macarin,Duncan MacDonald,Jonathan Macintosh,Jason Madigan,Prabhakar Maharjan,Ineke Majoor,Timothy Eustace Major,Christopher Marshall,Daniel May,Rick McMahon,Glenn Melenhorst,Keith Meure,Jay C. Miller,Seth F. Miller,Nathan Mitchell,Alberto Montañés,Kate Moon,Steven Morgan-Hastie,Jesse Morrow,Adrian Moyes,Matt Mueller,Arwen Munro,Jun Zee Myers,Ross Nakamura,Sue Nelson,Manesh Nepali,Fabrice Nianzou,Shyam Prasad Chowdhary Nunna,Jane O’Callaghan,Rodney O’Sullivan,Matt Omond,Angel Orlando,Daniel Luke Orr,Chris Paizis,Aymeric Palermo,Blaise Panfalone,Michael Parks,Olga Parshina,Margaret Phillips,Melanie Plett,Sofia Portantino,Shaun Potts,Mark Powers,Gv Prashanth,Jeffrey C. Price,Konstantin Promokhov,Jeremy Pronk,Rakesh Pusuluri,Michael Queen,Ricardo Ramos,Davee Ramos-San Diego,Kade Ramsey,Troy Ramsey,Sasmit Ranadive,Satish Ratakonda,Amarnath P. Rathankumar,Cory Redmond,Tracey Roberts,James Robison,Greg Rodin,Gal Roiter,Niketa Roman,Charles Rose,Simon Rosenthal,Nicholas Rosselot,Guillaume Roux,Craig Rowe,Greg Ruane,Chris Russell,Peter Salter,Juwana Samman,Remus San Diego,V.W. Scheich,David Schnee,Alex Seiden,Miguel Sepulveda,Sam Sharplin,James Shaw,Erik Shepherd,Tomoko Shin,Yunis Ahmed Siddiqui,Paulo Silvan,Phil Sloggett,Alex Smith,Georgia Smith,Kurt E. Soderling,Jonathan Sothern,Jon Stanley,Nick Stein,Bernard Stock,Russ Sueyoshi,Dan Sukiennik,David Sullivan,Jonathon Sumner,Brendan Sutherland,Ryley Swan,Simon J. Taua’i,Raphael Thiery,Caleb Thompson,Samantha Thrupp,Ryan Michael Todd,Quan Tran,Nicholas Tripodi,Andrew Turner,Jeremy Vanneman,Frederick B. Vega,Anil Verma,Noah Vice,Aren Villanueva,Sergio Villegas,Andy Wakeley,David Ward,Adrian Watkins,Glenn Wells,Alexander Whyte,Tom Wild,Nick Woo,Dione Wood,Drew Wood-Davies,Clare Woodford-Robinson,Malcolm Wright,Maya Wysocki,Alfred Young,Jerry Zigounakis,Sam Baker,Gregory Bellis,Marc Landrain,Jason Marlow
Stunts	Ashlen Aquila,Daniel W. Barringer,Brandon Beckman,Randy Beckman,John Bentley,Andria Blackman,Chad Bowman,Stephen Bralver,Joe Bucaro III,Bryce Burke,Mike Burke,Allison Caetano,Douglas Carley,Jason Chu,Brian Danner,Paul Darnell,Kachina Dechert,Cory DeMeyers,Ashley Devane,Debbie Evans,Scott Fisher,Jim Ford,Josh Fried,Jeremy Fry,Kristopher Giacomazzi,Mickey Giacomazzi,Jessie Graff,Sean Graham,Becca GT,Ryan Hanna,Regis Harrington,Jimmy Hart,Heath Hensley,Owen Holland,Robert Houillion,Steve Kelso,Jeffery Kincannon,Martin Klebba,Mandy Kowalski,Joel Michael Kramer,Mark Kubr,Daniel Leavitt,Bethany Levy,Paul Marini,Adam Masnyk,John Vincent Mason,Kyle Mclean,Cassie Lee Minick,Heidi Moneymaker,Travis Parker,Denney Pierce,Darrin Prescott,Anthony Ray,Scott Rogers,Zachry Rogers,Katie Rowe,Jeff Sanders,Courtney Schwartz,Ashley Siloac,Craig Frosty Silva,Brian Smyj,Matt Triplett,Kyle Weishaar,Otis Winston,Nico Woulard,Eddie Yansick
Camera and Electrical Department	Alfred Ainsworth Jr.,Lee Ayrton,Jose F. Barrios,Alison Barton,Bob Becchio,Robert Beinhocker,Ronald Belanger,Beau Bellanich,John Beran,Malachi Bibel,Kirk Bloom,Matthew Boda,David Bouley,Eric Boyle,Peter Boynton,Steve Brewer,Montrece Brown,Donald Brownlow,Don Burgess,Dave Cambria,Hector Javier Canales,Rick Cardillo,Katherine Castro,Tim Catz,Steve Charnow,Jeff Chassler,Joe Chess,Blake Collins,Derek Contrado,Jason Cortazzo,Nathan Coscia,Ross Coscia,Joe Datri,Lowell Brian Davis,Tad Davis,Mike DeGrazzio,Thomas DeRose,John S. DeSimone,Don Domino,Joseph E. Doyle,Stephen Drinon,Michael Dynice,Geoff Eads,Dean Egan,Peggy Eisenhauer,Ryan Elvira,Derrick Esperanza,Greg Etheredge,Christopher Ferguson,Jules Fisher,Pat Fitzpatrick,Joe Gagnepain,Sarah Galley,Anthony Gamiello,Dustin Gardner,Cory Geryak,Eric Goddard,Jesse Goldberg,Scott Graves,Jerry Gregoricka,Josh Hackney,Bernie Hagadorn,Bob Hall,Bryce Hassler,Teresa Hays,Ben Heald,Carlos H. Hernandez,Patrick Hines,Lee-Anthony Holloway,Christian J. Hollyer,Matt Horochowski,Dan Hutchinson,John Janusek,Peter Kantor,John R. Kaplan,Dustin Keller,Benjamin Tyler Knight,Jonathan Kobs,Eric Komar,David Labreche,Jamie Lagerhausen,Ed Lalli,Zachary K. Lazar,Jake Leannah,Jamie Lind,Greg Lopez,Justin M. Lubin,David Luckenbach,Lorne MacDougall,Paul Maletich,Gordon D. Manson,Dan Mason,Bert Mayer,Greg Mayer,John F. McCarthy,David William McDonald,Clinton McMahon,Brandon J. Meadows,Anthony Mollicone,A. Kyo Moon,Adam Neas,Alexander Jay Nelson,Michael Nelson,Chris Nickerson,Micah Nusbaum,Brian O’Connor,Toshadeva Palani,Melanie Patten,Adam Peabody,Dylan Michael Peloquin,Kate Phelan,Brian A. Pitts,Harry Pray IV,Ryan Pray,Josh Pressey,Dave Provenzano,Kyle Pugsley,David Puopolo,James H Razo,Michael E. Reynolds,Geoffrey Rockwell,David M. Rogers,Robin Roles,Chuck Rudolph,Joel A. Ruiz,Todd SanSone,Michael Sapienza,Paul Schmidt,Jeremy Schonwald,Eric Wang Schwager,Gihan ‘Sandy’ Seneviratne,John P. Shine,Allison Sneirson,Geoffrey Sneirson,Kurt E. Soderling,Ben Spaner,Michael Stampler,Larry Sushinski,Brendan Tierney,Jeremy Traub,Michael Anthony Travers,Nicholas Tredway,John Trunk,Michael J. Walker,Sam Wayman,Wally Webber,Warren A. Weberg,William M. Weberg,Michael D. Weldon,Frans Wetterings III,Neal Wilde,Jerry Wilson Jr.,Greg Wimer,Andrew Ox Wortman,Fred Young,Harry Zimmerman,Steve Zvorsky,Rick Beausoleil,Zack Marchinsky
Animation Department	Jimmy Almeida,Jarrod Anderson,Laura Anderson,Chris Bancroft,Ryan Bradley,Ri Crawford,Mary Kate Dangoia,Chuck Duke,Nick Fredin,Scott Fritts,Andy Hass,Seung Hoo Ihm,Jared Johnson,David Lauer,Amy Lu,Jonathan Macintosh,Christopher Marshall,Brian Mendenhall,Olga Parshina,Mike Safianoff,Sue Houston Safianoff,Andrew Schneider,Danny Southard,Nick Stein,Rini Sugianto,Nicholas Tripodi,Don Waller,Sam Baker,Vincent Caudeville,Roland Vallet
Casting Department	Ranjani Brow,Jennifer Dwyer,Pat Evans,Erica Ficklin,Brittany Gischner,Tony Hobbs,Aaron Kahl,Molly Oliver,Cash Oshman,Lindsay Padover,Angela Peri,Alana Raiser,Sandra E Williams
Costume and Wardrobe Department	Nicola Clegg,Lorraine Crossman,Jillian Daidone,Jessica Dalager,Lois DeArmond,Joe Diaz,Amanda Hannan,Mindy Iler,Patricia McLaughlin,Honah Lee Milne,Joanna Murphy,Muto-Little,Deborah Newhall,Vicente Parada,Lisa Parmet,Gina Rhodes,Sarah Hill Richmond,Gina Scarnati,Laura Sewrey,Barnaby Smith,Ric Spencer,Page Steinbauer,Jennifer Lynn Tremblay,Cathie Valdovino,Eric Van Wagoner,Robert Velasquez,Stacia Williams,Jessica Zavala,Rebecca Leigh Adams
Editorial Department	Mandy Arnold,Alec Hart,Trent Johnson,Kevin J. Jolly,Caroline Keith,Hannah Long,Christopher McDonald,Debra Neil-Fisher,Melissa Padrón,Morning Star Schott,Sean Valla,Bryan Wicki,Cristobal Cheng,Jeff James,Ian Sullivan
Location Management	David Becker,Patty Carey,Martin J. Cummins,Mark Fitzgerald,Jason Fritz,Andrew Gamuciello,Timothy Goldberg,Eric Green,R. Richard Hobbs,Kai Magnus McNeil,Stuart Neumann,Joe Piasecki,Ciaran Sleeper,Andrew Stahl,Daniel Tresca,Joshua Youman
Music Department	Alireza Ahmand,Kevin Axt,Jonathan Bartz,Drew Bayers,Jacob Braun,Tom Brown,Sherri Chung,Patrick S. Clark,Kevin Connolly,Candy Emberley,Peter Erskine,Mark Graham,Paul S. Henning,Riley Hughes,Stan Jones,Brian Kilgore,Seth MacFarlane,Moira Marquis,Jill Meyers,Lucia Micarelli,Cameron Patrick,Andrew Rowan,Bart Samolis,Naomi Sato,Todd Sheidenberger,Armin Steiner,James Thatcher,Pat White,Joe Zimmerman
Script and Continuity Department	Kelly Cronin,Julia Tasker,Emma Walz,Parker Neff
Transportation Department	David W. Dale,Jesse Ehman,Ken Farnell,Ralph Gagliano,Robert Gaskill,D. Scott Guthrie,David Kenney,Chris Luciano,Joe Marsi,Rebekah Avery Martin,Lauren Cooper Mendoza,Gregory Molinar,Randy Peters,Jon Petersen,William Petraglia,Michael Urrutia,John Willoth
Additional Crew	David Abate,Eric Altieri,Andrew Amato,Eric Anderson,Angela Anvil,Rob Ashford,John B. Austin,Sarah Austin,Pamela Barahona,Christopher Bartholet,Peter Beer,Andy Benavides,Lisa A. Blair,Jenna Blase,Maï Boiron,Josef Boreland,Frank D. Bradford,Peter Brensinger,Chris Bruno,Anna Burd,Jennifer Bydwell,Matt Campbell,Eric J Carlson,Selena Carrillo,Al Cerullo,Rick Chapman,Michael Cissell,Blair Clark,Bo Cleary,Jerdonald Cobbs,Cj Colando,Gregory Colica,Matt Copley,Tyler Cox,Kayla Cruz,Silvio Cuadra,Chas Dabby,Ideene Dehdashti,Brian Demonbreun,Brian Detrani,Kevin Donaldson,Ali Doyle,Brian C. Doyle,Thomas DuPont,Ryan Eatherton,Shauna Farrell,Hannah Faust,Benjamin Fertig,Allie Furlong,Mark Garrigus,Sophie Glander,Donna Glasser-Hancock,Stanislav Grabarev,Anna Graham,Eric Green,Ali Griffith,Julie Hansen,Lindsey Sunga Harris,Leila Hilali,Arthur Hiou,Julie Hook,Juan Ilizaliturri,Jahmilla Jackson,Lieve Jansen,Jenelle Jones,David Karp,Kasland,Dominique Kelley,Greg Kennedy,Jennifer Kessler,D’Janine King-Lasky,Amanda Kloots,Katie Kramer,Vikki Krinsky,Vicky Lambert,Jessamyn Land,Henry Laun,Amy Leigh Johnson,Talia Leone,Tynisha Lewis,Brinton MacFarland,Danielle Malambri,Michael Marchand,Jason Marconi,Daniel Martin,Ricardo Martinez,Donnie McCormick,Thomas E. McDonough,Katharine McManus,David Midgen,Cameron K. Morton,Craig A. Mumma,Myth Mychels,Nicholas David Nesbitt,Martha Nichols,Lauren O’Brien,Bob Oltra,Ryan Paulk,Ryan P. Paulk,Michael Peavey,Eli Powers,Nicholas Rexford,Victoria Rickham,Dirk Rogers,Greg Ryan,Kati Salowsky,Jaydi Samuels,Andres Luis Sanchez,Tony Scelsi,Jim Schiro,Cory Scott,Nicole Signore,Brandon Stewart,Bekah Sturm,Jillian Taylor,Ty Taylor,Jim Templar,Thomas Thomas,Cara Trabucco,Shane Tunney,Julia Turner,Stephen Turro,Katie Valovcin,Ani Vanoyan,Kevin Vargas,Trish Vengoechea,Geoff Wallick,Eric Weinstein,Peter Wentzel,Ryan Whitcomb,Monay Williams,Jane Willwerth,Jeff Winn,Guy Wood,Darryl Wooten,Jordan Yospe,Benjamin Zalusky,Kurt Bergeron,Al Cerullo,Kayla Chin,Spencer Frazen,Tasha Giuda,Daniel Castle King,Nick Mann,Ben Schoen,Gregory Seymore,Nelson Yu
Thanks	Brian Goldner,William Meade,Martin J. Walsh
Genres	Comedy
Companies	Universal Pictures, Media Rights Capital (MRC), Fuzzy Door Productions
Countries	USA
Languages	Ukrainian, English
ContentRating	R
ImDbRating	6.3
ImDbRatingVotes	208606
MetacriticRating	48
Keywords	lawyer,fight,scene after end credits,trial,talking teddy bear