Father Ted holds a, "Celebration Of Craggy Island's Ethnic Diversity", party to prove he's not a racist.Father Ted holds a, "Celebration Of Craggy Island's Ethnic Diversity", party to prove he's not a racist.Father Ted holds a, "Celebration Of Craggy Island's Ethnic Diversity", party to prove he's not a racist.
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Peter Sakon Lee
- Son Yin
- (as Peter Sakon-Lee)
Dennis Quilligan
- Parish Accountant
- (as Denis Quilligan)
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If I had to pick what was perhaps the funniest episode of Father Ted, this one would have to be a contender. This episode doesn't just have one funny theme, it is quite literally loaded with them, it's outrageously funny from the start to the final moment.
Ted is terrified at people thinking he's a racist, and naturally the elements comply to make him appear to be all that and more.
The Hamster, Mrs Doyle, the woman with her shopping bags, all of these elements combine to make this an out and out nugget of comedy gold.
Fabulous, 10/10.
Ted is terrified at people thinking he's a racist, and naturally the elements comply to make him appear to be all that and more.
The Hamster, Mrs Doyle, the woman with her shopping bags, all of these elements combine to make this an out and out nugget of comedy gold.
Fabulous, 10/10.
Although I prefer Hell over this episode as the best Father Ted, Are you Right There Father Ted has all the feels of the definitive Father Ted episode. The opening shows this, with Ted finally getting his big break in a luxury Dublin parish - only for him to get kicked back to Creggy Island after his Bank Account is checked. We then fall into a non-stop line up of hilarious, Iconic moments - Dougal's hamster bike, Mrs. Doyle's continual pratfalls, the rascit Nazi Priest, and, of course, the central rascim plot of Ted offending Creggy Island's new Chinatown. Because, of course, a small Irish island will obviously have a Chinatown. Everything here is pure comedy gold - although Hell I belive is slightly funnier, this is the episode that best encapsulates the best elements of this amazing show.
Best Momment: Ted's 'Nazi speech' with the Hitler Moustache had me laughing for the non-stop for the next ten minutes. Best Quote: "I hear you're a racist now, Father!" obviously. Overall Father Ted ranked: #2 (the runner up) Final Rating: 10/10
Best Momment: Ted's 'Nazi speech' with the Hitler Moustache had me laughing for the non-stop for the next ten minutes. Best Quote: "I hear you're a racist now, Father!" obviously. Overall Father Ted ranked: #2 (the runner up) Final Rating: 10/10
Did you know
- TriviaThis episode was originally to air 8 March 1998, however in respect of the death of Dermot Morgan it was held back a week.
- Quotes
Father Ted: [trying to explain himself] I'm not a fascist, I'm a priest. Fascists go round dressed in black telling people what to do, whereas priests... er... More drink!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Father Ted: Going to America (1998)
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- Runtime24 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
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