Father Ted episodes
23 entries in the Father Ted Episodes compendium.
Are You Right There Father Ted?First Father Ted episode aired after Dermot Morgan's death.Chirpy Burpy Cheap SheepTed bets heating money on a sheep competition.A Christmassy TedChristmas special of Father Ted, broadcast Christmas Eve 1996.Cigarettes and Alcohol and RollerbladingPriests fail Lent vows; a nun's harsh therapy backfires.Competition TimeFourth episode of Father Ted featuring an Elvis-themed priest competition.Entertaining Father StoneFather Stone visits, dominates rooms, and is struck by lightning.Escape from VictoryA football match leads to a shocking forfeit.Flight Into TerrorPriests face mid-air crisis with parachutes and tape.Going to AmericaFinal episode of Father Ted, filmed the day before Morgan's death.Good Luck, Father TedFirst aired episode of the Channel 4 sitcom Father Ted.Grant Unto Him Eternal RestFirst written episode of Father Ted, featuring Jack's apparent death.Hell (Father Ted)Ted and Dougal's holiday turns into a series of mishaps.Kicking Bishop Brennan Up the ArseTed kicks Bishop Brennan; chaos and a photograph ensue.The Mainland (Father Ted)Ted and Dougal's mainland trip triggers Richard Wilson's catchphrase rage.New Jack City (Father Ted)Episode voted best at the 2007 Ted Fest.Night of the Nearly DeadMrs Doyle wins a visit from pop star Eoin McLove.Old Grey Whistle TheftThe line 'Fup off, you grasshole!' is spoken by the irate man, played by Arthur Mathews, not by Arthur…The Passion of Saint TibulusTed and Dougal protest a blasphemous film.The Plague (Father Ted)Bishop Brennan faces rabbits and a sleepwalking priest.Rock a Hula TedTed and Dougal temporarily lose the parochial house to a feminist musician, but Ted negotiates its return.A Song for Europe (Father Ted)Episode in which Ted and Dougal write "My Lovely Horse" for Eurosong.Tentacles of DoomThree bishops visit; plumbing fails; one dies.Think Fast, Father TedSecond episode of Father Ted's second series.
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