A question of an epiloguous nature re. 'Father Ted' series

Voodoo_rasher

What Irish personality traits or indeed mannerisms do you feel were not

covered in the 2 series of 'Father Ted but were sadly omitted? Thanks.


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minidazzler

I feel they really missed the whole buggery point. I mean, the way I read it here priests got to bugger a child a week didn't they? Show it like it is I say.

Cookie_Monster

where were all the leprechauns?

Chuck Stone

They pretty much had it covered in my estimation.

Temptamperu

Look at that chalice work... effortless.

Freddie59

minidazzler wrote: »

I feel they really missed the whole buggery point. I mean, the way I read it here priests got to bugger a child a week didn't they? Show it like it is I say.

Wow! Mob mentality again. Nothing changes.

sensibleken

there was three series

nobody was ever athiest but still a catholic, could have had some fun with that

EDIT: no wait, Dougal said Fr Jack said he didnt believe in god in episode 1

stimpson

minidazzler wrote: »

I feel they really missed the whole buggery point.

Lots of young fellas running around in shorts? That's the kind of thing you like looking at. (Turns to Father Shanahan) And I'll bet you like that too. You're probably imagining what they'd look like without shorts. You're sitting there, imagining that, with a big smile on your face. Ya dirty fecker!

Voodoo_rasher

stimpson wrote: »

Lots of young fellas running around in shorts? That's the kind of thing you like looking at. (Turns to Father Shanahan) And I'll bet you like that too. You're probably imagining what they'd look like without shorts. You're sitting there, imagining that, with a big smile on your face. Ya dirty fecker!

That narrator could so easily have been his most esteemed (*cough*) reverence Easpoig Len O Bhraonain, dar leatsa ! )

Conall Cernach

Don't think they ever covered the gombeen politician type that has plagued us for 90 years.

SisterAnn

Pot-smoking modified car enthusiasts (maybe hinted at with Fr. Damo)
Saturday night chip shop brawlers
Single Ma with multiple Das
Attractive but sullen Eastern European shop assistants
Gadget-obsessed hipster twats
GAA 'county star' popped-collar types

stimpson

SisterAnn wrote: »

Pot-smoking modified car enthusiasts (maybe hinted at with Fr. Damo) - There was Fr Fernandez with his Porsche. The Cuban lad.
Saturday night chip shop brawlers - There's that time Fr. Jack put yer man in hospital for trying to stop him drinking.
Single Ma with multiple Das - Pat Mustard (OK, wrong way around)
Attractive but sullen Eastern European shop assistants - There were no Eastern European's (or Maori's) on Craggy island.

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Oranage2

Members of the traveling community and their whimsical ways.

stimpson

Oranage2 wrote: »

Members of the traveling community and their whimsical ways.

What about Tom?

"Fadder...I killt a man."

SisterAnn

I thought Short was just using his own Tippewrary accent for Tom?

Tippewrary wan chew testing wan chew Tippewrary, drivin a luwwry dowen de rowahd.

Laika1986

Well it finished in 1998 OP so do you mean modern day characters that would fit into it??

sensibleken

SisterAnn wrote: »

I thought Short was just using his own Tippewrary accent for Tom?

Tippewrary wan chew testing wan chew Tippewrary, drivin a luwwry dowen de rowahd.

he was