Father Ted thread.
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You are kidding me! I'm 53 and I remember it took me a couple of watches but I love it.Riviera said:Every generation has their humour. Is there anyone over 45 that watched this? No one I know over 40 did.
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Remember the Drumshambo
massacre? That was him.
Always dear to my heart, that line, as Drumshambo is the nearest town to my brother's cottage in Leitrim.0 -
Nice one MOG...prelude to Mrs Doyle and her f this & f that rant. Getting Jack ready for his walk and asking Dougal if he wants manual or automatic. Then sticking the bottle of Jamesons on a pole in front of his wheelchair to make him push himself.Miserableoldgit said:
Still crack up on that on every time
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Last episode in 1998 so you were 38. My point proved.Wheresmeticket? said:
You are kidding me! I'm 53 and I remember it took me a couple of watches but I love it.Riviera said:Every generation has their humour. Is there anyone over 45 that watched this? No one I know over 40 did.
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How far over 40? It finished 15 years ago.bigstemarra said:I think that this is quite possibly my favourite sitcom ever - sheer perfection.
And yes, I am over 40.0 -
What on earth are you on about?Bournemouth Addick said:
Not been getting enough attention recently Chirpy? Ahh...g'wan you can do better than this second rate attempt at getting a rise...g'wan, g'wan, g'wan.Riviera said:Everyone has their humour. Is there anyone over 45 that watched this? No one I know over 40 did.
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Must just be me, but found this programme to be as funny as Last of the summer wine........0
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Reading the rest of the comments, either it is just you, or you fall about laughing to the antics of three geriatric Yorkshiremen Tango... :-)tangoflash said:Must just be me, but found this programme to be as funny as Last of the summer wine........
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Not really...I have the full box-set and watch the re-runs now and still find them as funny as I did in 98 (when I was 31/32) :-)Riviera said:
Last episode in 1998 so you were 38. My point proved.Wheresmeticket? said:
You are kidding me! I'm 53 and I remember it took me a couple of watches but I love it.Riviera said:Every generation has their humour. Is there anyone over 45 that watched this? No one I know over 40 did.
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31/ 32?TelMc32 said:
Not really...I have the full box-set and watch the re-runs now and still find them as funny as I did in 98 (when I was 31/32) :-)Riviera said:
Last episode in 1998 so you were 38. My point proved.Wheresmeticket? said:
You are kidding me! I'm 53 and I remember it took me a couple of watches but I love it.Riviera said:Every generation has their humour. Is there anyone over 45 that watched this? No one I know over 40 did.
Just like ya da.0 -
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Blimey, was it really that long ago? Reminds me how time seems to speed up as you get older...............0
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Wow, I never knew it was that long ago. I still feel sore from the way that Channel Four dealt with it. When any other actor or performer dies, the tv companies us it as an excuse to dig out their back catalogue. DM died in the middle of a series being shown and C4 cancelled that week's programme as "a mark of respect". The bastards!0
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I was in Dublin recently and saw a poster advertising a comedy night with Frank Kelly (the guy who played Father Jack) on the bill. Can't believe it was 17 years ago.0
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Brilliant series love it
17 years since Ted met his maker. Wow.0
