>Sick last weekend
>See Father Ted thread
>Figure, sure, I like Graham Linehan, why not.
>Start, it's slow, doesn't seem that funny. Not sure how I feel.
>Keep watching anyway because sick and in bed
>By the end, everything is hilarious, I love it.
>Literally haven't watched the last episode because I don't want it to end.
Why is it so comfy lads?
Bizarre irregularities
The last episode is one of the best.
It's Ireland's biggest lingerie section, I understand.
>Graham Cuckenhan
Father Ted is God tier though tbf
I don't know about whatever country you're in but here in Ireland it's considered a national treasure. It's so obsequious, you can walk up to absolutely anyone, quote it and get a response.
"careful now!"
"down with that sort of thing"
people do it every day.
I actually meant Arthur Matthews, although based mostly off Toast of London cuz most of his other stuff is collabs with Linehan.
I'M PUTTING YOU ON MY LIST OF ENEMIES
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this scene is still the hardest ive ever laughed at something on tv
what country are you from op?
I'm a burger, so I understand I'm probably missing nuance and authenticity of it, but I'm familiar enough with UK history and Catholicism to feel like I'm not totally out of the loop.
> UK
> set in Ireland
Americans.
>uk history and irish history don't overlap
Father Ted is the 1990s: 70 years after Irish independence.
>the troubles isn't part of irish history
>the troubles isn't part of uk history
which one is it?
Father Ted has nothing to do with the Troubles or Northern Ireland.
Father Ted literally has nothing to do with it. It has nothing to do with any aspect or area of the UK, apart from some off-the-wall references to Protestantism and one instance where Ted refuses Henry Sellers the 'English papers'.
it has nothing to do with history either
Jesus christ lads, never noticed how ridiculous the woman's tits are in this episode fucking hell
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great episode as well
>Father Ted
>The Troubles
Quit while you're behind.
>>Father Ted
>the second best priest
Father, you mind if I put on the radio?
i think you mean ubiquitous
I saw FT once and completely missed it. The second time I saw it, I caught that scene. I swear I mustve spent 5 good minutes rewinding and slow-motioning and everything. They were so big you could see them hanging from the perspective behind her, and you could tell they were saggy behemoths or anything too. All the women in that scene were ridiculously amazing, you wonder how they were found.
I remember catching a few random episodes of this way back in the day.
What is some essential Father Ted to get back into it?
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sweet jumping jesus
THICCCCCCCCCC
just watch from the start it's very consistent
Watch it in order, but if you just want a good taste, the Christmas special is god tier
Here we are
All the lads
Probably my favourite episode. I also love Dick Byrnes forfeit: "he had to say the word "bollocks" in front of President Mary Robinson very loudly"
Whats his name again?
>THOSE WOMEN WERE IN THE NIP
A day after recording the last episode of Father Ted, Morgan had a heart attack while hosting a dinner party at his home in south-west London. He was rushed to hospital but died soon afterwards
>that steering wheel dance at 0:35
COMFY
Father Spodo Komodo
Father Hiroshima Twinkie?
That'd be me Ted, I've an awful dreary monotonous voice
How's the son?
>UK history
Watch it now, lad. I'm warning you.
DON'T CALL ME LEN YA LITTLE PRICK
I'm a bishop
I can't stand anything with a laugh track.
It just ruins it immediately for me.
based Vorenus
THESS ES UN OITREEGE
It comes with the times, unfortunately, but I've learned to drown it out. Father Ted is too good of a show.
What a genuinely reddit opinion.
What did Father Dougal Maguire mean by this?
Father Noolie Caboolie?
Whats it like being pure unadulterated cancer?
you tell me
Studio audience isn't really a true 'laugh track' tho
>I can't stand anything with a laugh track.
I think it works on shows from then. Just not new ones.
Like in reboots/new series of old shows where they've removed the laughter track, it just seems 'off'.
That newish Red Dwarf comes to mind. (Back to Earth or something like that?)
it's a live audience
Nah honestly mate I've been doing research on reddit and it is a commonly held opinion amongst reddit posters, just thought you should know. Its not a value judgement.
>it's a live audience
I quite like live audience tracks. I think it triggers something social in the mind.
Father Al del Ads
I HEAR YOU'RE A RACIST NOW, FATHER
Back to Earth was just shit, regardless of whether it had the laugh track or not.
But yes, it's strange when directors or producers or whoever it is decides to remove a laugh track or studio audience from a series which traditionally has one.
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/ourguy/
Would you like a clue?
It was a UK company that made it
>talking to irish girl
>bring up father ted
>she doesnt talk to me anymore
um wtf?
NO
CLUES
Probably my favorite british sitcom just ahead of Keeping Up Appearances.
Possibly an actual catholic
>All the lads
What did you do, user?
>Ireland's biggest lingerie section
>Implying Catholics don't like Father Ted as well
made potato famine jokes and gave her a spud for valentines day
Some proper catholics are a bit touchy about it in my experience though usually older ones. This would be going back to near when it was on tho.
>talking to jewish qt3.14
>bring up seinfeld
>WHAT THE FUCK SHE BLOCKED ME
IT'S A JOKE TELEPHONE
Quick rundown on Ted Crilly
>Brennans bow to Crilly
>In contact with Father Larry Duff
>Possess priest-like abilities
>Control ireland with an iron but fair fist
>Own churches & parishes globally
>Direct descendants of the ancient christ blood line
>Will bankroll the first parishes on Mars (Ballyted will be be the first parish)
>Own 99% of bank account editing research facilities on Earth
>First baptised babies will in all likelihood be Tedganoff babies
>Ancient Indian scriptures tell of a bishop's face who will appear on a skirting board and will bring an era of enlightenment and unprecedented technological progress with them
>scientists pointed a telescopic array at the source of the 'ted bang' that created our universe
>this is what they heard: youtube.com
>The Irish Church entrust their gold reserves with Ted. There's no gold in Dublin, only Ted's bank account
>the big red phone in the rugged island parish house is a direct line to the Tedganoff manor
>the last person who missed a call was Father Dick Byrne. He resigned and fled the country in fear.
>Do you not have anything from the Allied side?
>Ah I wouldn't be interested in that kind of thing now Ted.
THE FLIGHTPLAN I JUST FILED WITH THE VATICAN LISTS ME, MY PRIESTS, BISHOP BRENNAN OVER HERE. BUT ONLY ONE OF YOU!
Ireland became independent in 1941, pal.
Why do you think there's a dog on the packaging? Why does he look so happy?
>I LOVE THE BBC IN MY FECKING ARSE
What did he mean by this?
Literally Sup Forums
t. King George
First one to tell us why they deserve a parachute gets to leave my aircraft!
Reported for Baneposting. Enjoy your three day ban.
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>laugh track sitcom
no
Sup Forums probably thinks the show is le redpilled just because of that one episode.
>It's me in the nip...with the dog!
Announcing your reporting is an actual bannable offense kek
Reminder that Graham Linehan stalks people half his age because they hurt his feelings on Twitter.
It's just a bit of craic, calm down
SACK ME? SACK ME?!
I MADE THE BBC
Watch it, Chrissie
I DROPPED him ever since he attacked AVGN
just a bit of banter lad
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>ahh yes my degree in british history and theology will aid me in understanding this 90's lowbrow sitcom not set in britain
Lots of young fellas running around in shorts. That's the kind of thing that you like looking at.
FUCKIN KEK
>balding sjw nu-male
>capable of banter
I never knew George Michael met Trump