The Father Ted Diaries

Bridge wrote:

I'm becoming a real fan of Ted... I wonder if it's some DVDs??
I'm talking about this show to all my friends!!

Of course there are DVD's
Remember you were here for the Féile in Belfast? Well, Ardal O'Hanlon (Father Dougal) did a show. We could have gone to it
He's performing at the Ulster Hall, Belfast soon. It'll be sold out. His stand-up act seems to be popular here

Irish Rebel wrote:

Of course there are DVD's
Remember you were here for the Féile in Belfast? Well, Ardal O'Hanlon (Father Dougal) did a show. We could have gone to it
He's performing at the Ulster Hall, Belfast soon. It'll be sold out. His stand-up act seems to be popular here

he plays very well f.Dougal, but in a show I'm afraid not to be able to catch any innuendo and jokes
wooooooooohhhhoooooooo I know what I'm going to buy in dub'

Just been catching up on the Father Ted diaries, what a laugh, thanks for posting them, looking forward to more.

just seen The Priests in a french TV show...

they are talented... but I DO prefer F. Ted, Jack, and Dougal!!

Hi Bridge,

Watched quite a few of their clips on youtube, they're quite good, but I read somewhere that all they want to do now, is return to their Parishes and do the jobs they were called to embrace.

And you're right, Fathers Ted, Jack and Dougal they ain't (which is perhaps just as well all things considered)

OK..I just finished watching all of the posted episodes of our favorite clergyman....and I had to reattach my ass three times as I laughed it off at least that many times!!! This is some good stuff...and UK humour is a favorite of mine...fantastic...and scary at the same time...I think I know these guys!

Hey yew,

Where you been hiding? thought we might have offended you or scared you off.

And I bet yew DO know the good fathers

GREGMCKEE wrote:

...and UK humour is a favorite of mine...

Its Irish, Greg
It was written by two Irishmen, Arthur Mathews and Graham Linehan. It was pitched to a British TV production company (Hat Trick Productions) though, and they sold it to Channel 4 in London

Ahhh...yes sorry...Irish...sheesh you would think with a last name like McKee I would know better...I submit myself for discipline...(hangs head in shame...) hee hee!
and nope I havent been scared off! I check the board quite often to see what is up!

Greg,

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Ahhh...yes sorry...Irish...sheesh you would
think with a last name like McKee I would know better...I submit myself
for discipline...(hangs head in shame...)

Get yerself to the 'back' office where Rebel will be taking care of said discipline (just call her Miss Whiplash, and do EXACTLY as you are told ) all in the BEST possible taste of course

We haven't had a diary entry for a while, so here is a new one:

Aw thanks for that, Loki!!
I miss them

Gabbie, you had me laughing so hard with that one, I just made it to the bathroom in time. Especially the first one with the lamp shade.

Ladies i had no idea the woman who played Ms. Doyle was so young in real life, born only in 1962


lol Sidney!

I can't view that link, it telling me not available in UK, but I NOT in the UK, I in WALES

Dark Angel wrote:

I can't view that link, it telling me not available in UK, but I NOT in the UK, I in WALES

I hate to tell you Loki but Wales is in the UK.....but I'm feeling your pain sweetheart.... Yes Gabbie 'Mrs doyle' is quite young she's just made up that way...as is Father Jack....

irish colleen wrote:

Dark Angel wrote:

I can't view that link, it telling me not available in UK, but I NOT in the UK, I in WALES

I hate to tell you Loki but Wales is in the UK.....but I'm feeling your pain sweetheart.... Yes Gabbie 'Mrs doyle' is quite young she's just made up that way...as is Father Jack....

Mwaaaaaaa, sob, sob,

Don't remind me, but I STILL WELSH, I don't care what they say

One of the best comedy moments ever

I remember that episode

This isn't Father Ted but I thought it would be better posted here as its a comedy
The language is a bit rough but can be very funny

Here is a series of clips from the live stage version of "Mrs Browns Boys"

Brilliant

I love it!

Not seen this one before

I never watched any of them, only picked up on then when I became a member of the 'real' Irish bar, I watch them on utube when I can.

Great series

Bridge wrote:

as I will be in Gloucestershire in october, maybe I'll bring the DVDs

Nice thought, but the way things are for us at the moment, I doubt I will be able to meet up with you

Love Father Ted, I have seen that episode, good thing, as it won't let me play it here not allowed in my country. I can see Mrs. Doyle and read the caption, but that is it.

Have a good day all!!

Ree