How to Watch Earth to Ned on Disney+

October 26, 2022

Ned is a talk show host who interviews celebrities. Except, Ned is also an alien who was sent to Earth to recce it for a possible invasion. Earth to Ned on Disney+ is a late-night talk show unlike any other. Having been smitten by the human culture and deciding to prolong their stay on Earth, Ned, and his lieutenant Cornelius must keep their talk show hidden from their bosses in outer space.

Where to Watch Earth to Ned

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How Many Episodes Are in Earth to Ned?

Earth to Ned on Disney+

There are 20 episodes in Earth to Ned. The runtime of episodes averages between 23-25 mins. You can check the complete list of Earth to Ned episodes and their release date below.

“Late Night Ned“: September 4, 2020
“Laugh Your Ned Off“: September 4, 2020
“I’ve Got a Ned Feeling about This“: September 4, 2020
“Night of the Living Ned“: September 4, 2020
“A Ned’s Best Friend“: September 4, 2020
“@NedFromTV“: September 4, 2020
“The Ned-aissance“: September 4, 2020
“Nothin’ But Ned“: September 4, 2020
“You Better Work, Ned“: September 4, 2020
“Ned, The Musical“: September 4, 2020
“Dream a little Dream of Ned“: January 1, 2021
“The Neddies“: January 1, 2021
“Trancendental Neditation“: January 1, 2021
“Party Like It’s Nineteen Ninety Ned“: January 1, 2021
“Alien vs. Nedator“: January 1, 2021
“Ned Over Heels“: January 1, 2021
“Ned vs. Food“: January 1, 2021
“CyberNedics“: January 1, 2021
“Growing Up Ned“: January 1, 2021
“Like Father, Like Ned?” January 1, 2021

What Are the Critics Saying about Earth to Ned?

With an 83% approval rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes and an 81% audience score, Earth to Ned has received a positive response across the viewer spectrum. Most critics agree that the show picks up after the second episode and that this chat show spoof is largely informative and funny.

Anne Victoria Clark from Vulture says, “If The Muppet Show helped ’70s America rediscover irreverent joy, Earth to Ned might be here to convince 2020 America that our world is worth saving.”

Craig Mathieson from The Age (Australia) writes, “A meta-commentary on chat shows and an improvised comedy, it’s silly but smart viewing that plays on different levels for different ages.”