When will Father Ted quotes die?

speedboatchase

I get it. It was a great show. But it ended in 1998.

Do we have to wait for every single Irish person born in the 1970-80s to die before we can be freed from the shackles of hearing the same quotes over and over and over again?

Yes, I do realise that many responses to this post will include Father Ted quotes. Well done, lads.

chopperbyrne

Careful now.

ohnonotgmail

Down with this sort of thread.

Captain Chaos

I'm so, so, so .... sorry.


Now that's sarcasm.

Merrion

The last knowing reference to Father Ted will be on RTE 2 on December 17th 2036.
Thereafter only accidental references will occur.

rogercross

July the 19th

Bubbaclaus

Not soon enough

VincePP

Don't want to disappoint you...


...Feck, Girls, Arse

Basq

That would be an ecumenical matter..

Turtyturd

That would be an ecumenical matter op.

whisky_galore

Not a lot has come along since that has equalled or surpassed it, which is disappointing in a way.

biko

They will never die

Maximus Alexander

Probably around the same time that the Monty Python quotes die.

mariaalice

People still quote the life of Brian and it still make me laugh!!

Akrasia

"Don't Mention the War!"

"To Be, or Not to Be, That is the question"

"Let he who is without sin cast the first stone" (paraphrased because Jesus was a bit too wordy for a decent quote)



(and yes, I did just compare father ted to Jesus.)

Sam Kade

whisky_galore wrote: »

Not a lot has come along since that has equalled or surpassed it, which is disappointing in a way.

I could never figure out the fascination with it, sure it was foolish and a laugh but it's well past its sell by date.

iDave

speedboatchase wrote: »

I get it. It was a great show. But it ended in 1998.

Do we have to wait for every single Irish person born in the 1970-80s to die before we can be freed from the shackles of hearing the same quotes over and over and over again?

Yes, I do realise that many responses to this post will include Father Ted quotes. Well done, lads.

If you ever say that to me again I'll put your head through the wall

maudgonner

They will die, but it will turn out that they just drank a bottle of dreamy sleepy nighty snoozy snooze and they'll wake up again.

...****in hell.

Your Face

Is this thread small or just far away.
Small.
Far away.

whisky_galore

Sam Kade wrote: »

I could never figure out the fascination with it, sure it was foolish and a laugh but it's well past its sell by date.

It was iconic in that many of the quotes became catchphrases and have made it into everyday use, not every Irish or Irish-derived tv show can claim that.

Sorry, what was the topic again? I was concentrating too hard on looking holy

Anyways, I have cake. Anyone want some? There's cocaine in it!

Sh1tbag OToole

I have met people born after 1998 who utter Fr. Ted quotes

eamonnq

Stop the lights.

pumpkin4life

speedboatchase wrote: »

I get it. It was a great show. But it ended in 1998.

Do we have to wait for every single Irish person born in the 1970-80s to die before we can be freed from the shackles of hearing the same quotes over and over and over again?

Yes, I do realise that many responses to this post will include Father Ted quotes. Well done, lads.

Who are you supposed to be?

Eponymous

mariaalice wrote: »

People still quote the life of Brian and it still make me laugh!!

There's no pleasing some people.

Flippyfloppy

I brought the scrabble, AND the travel scrabble Ted

the groutch

I've had my fun, and that's all that matters.

Aglomerado

Only when everyone gets Stage 12 Hairy Hands and has a septic head.

pumpkin4life

the groutch wrote: »

I've had my fun, and that's all that matters.

You dirty fecker.

rogercross

pumpkin4life wrote: »

You dirty fecker.

Bye Girls!