
Father Ted
Comedy • 1995–98 • 3 Seasons
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7.7
A crazy comedy about three rather strange parish priests exiled to Craggy Island, a remote island off the Irish west coast.
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It has some of the funniest scenes i have seen in my life
Brilliant such a welcome change to what passes for comedy now
I am not a person who is usually into sitcoms, so it’s really saying something that I return to this show and love it as much as I do.
One of the best 90’s British sitcoms. It’s weird at first, but it grows on you quick if you give it a chance
Superb comedy series, very funny and worth watching
Timeless Irish comedy. Jam-packed with classic moments and quotes
A classic that’s silly and fun. Certainly a show worth enjoying for fans of Waiting for God or One Foot in the Grave.
It feels like the kind of comedy that’s more of a guilty pleasure than clever or insightful. If that’s your cup of tea, then “DRINK!”
The funniest TV Show ever. Hell and Are You Right There Father Ted are the best episodes. Father Jack is hilarious. Surreal, perfect. 10/10
Older style comedy, just not my cup of tea
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7.7 – Based on 1.7k ratings
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Training Father Jack | Father Ted
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Father Jack at Alcoholics Anonymous - Father Ted
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Dougal's First Day As A Milkman - Father Ted
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