Father Ted: Season 2, Episode 7

Rock a Hula Ted (19 Apr. 1996)

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Father Ted hosts the "Lovely Girls Festival 96" , while Dougal gives the house away to a visiting feminist.

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Father Ted hosts the "Lovely Girls Festival 96" , while Dougal gives the house away to a visiting feminist.

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Father Ted Crilly: He goes mad if I'm a minute late.
[Father Jack is reading a newspaper called "Drink"]
Father Ted Crilly: Father Jack, your afternoon drink.
[Jack lowers his newspaper and is even more hairy than ever, with very long frizzy hair and a very long beard]
Father Ted Crilly: You know you really should get a haircut. You don't want to go too far down that "Bob Geldolf" road.
Father Dougal McGuire: Oh Ted, that's a baaaad road.
Father Ted Crilly: It is indeed, Dougal. And once you've gone down it, there's no coming back, as Bob himself would tell you. Ha ha ha.
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