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Your hosts of Mission Log: The Orville have been granted Shore Leave to talk about the hit series Ted, by Seth MacFarlane, streaming now on Peacock. Join Mike Richards and Jessica Lynn Verdi for Talking Ted Presented by Bear Fight Whiskey as they invite you and actors from the show to explore each episode of the hit series.
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TALKING ted is produced by Roddenberry Entertainment. Executive produced by Eugene Roddeberry & John Champion.
Edited by Jessica Lynn Verdi
Design by Scott White
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Mike Richards: https://www.x.com/mrichards1701
Jessica Lynn Verdi: https://www.x.com/jessicalynnverdi
We'll see you in the stars!
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