**UPDATED** Hell | Father Ted | Season 2 Episode 1 | Full Episode - (Reaction)
Brad & Lucy
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@mikeydoc11 3 years ago
“These are small, the ones out there are far away” is one of the greatest lines of all time
@mark-nm4tc 3 years ago
Its that triple whammy of gags I love so much. First, the hit with small but far away, you just about stop laughing at that when we get the Dougal-Looking-out-the window gag followed by Larry Duff going off a cliff 🤣
@niallocallanain3579 3 years ago
Small Far Away that's one of the funniest lines in the whole series.
@cato7778 3 years ago (edited)
Favourite line in the episode
"Now Tom this is the first time you have been trusted with such a large consignment of raw sewage"
Such a blatantly obvious set up. Feckin hilarious! 😂🤣
"Now Tom this is the first time you have been trusted with such a large consignment of raw sewage"
Such a blatantly obvious set up. Feckin hilarious! 😂🤣
@missionpassed4584 3 years ago
My ex wife had bipolar and when she was what they called high after not taking her meds she would be exactly like father Furlong, she would just endlessly talk and talk and talk all day and night until she lost her voice but then still try to talk until she went back on her meds, it was a real nightmare so I know exactly how father Dougal and Ted felt.
@jeezuschryst 2 years ago
Father ted definitely played in canada. I used to watch it when i was a kid
@trevorporter4776 3 years ago
The Graham Norton show has been going for 15 years and is still one of the funniest shows around. Especially if Miriam Margoyles is a guest. If Tom Hanks or Tom Cruise are on it might be best to hide any sharp knives.
@chrisperyagh 3 years ago (edited)
There's a real magic road in Scotland - it's the Electric Brae (along the A719 in Ayrshire) where you can leave the handbrake off a parked car (in neutral) and it'll roll uphill.
@ukjay5585 3 years ago
I'd suggest The IT Crowd, it you've not already done this. Written by one of the same guys that did Ted, and just as good.
@Dreyno 3 years ago
Sunrise in midsummer on the west coast of Ireland is about 5 a.m. We’re about as far north as Labrador so the nights are very short in summer and long in winter.