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Series 1 | | | | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - The Passion Of St Tibulus (May/05/1995) | | Bishop Brennan, the parish Bishop pays Father Ted, Jack and Dougal a visit, telling them that they have to be seen protesting against the new film 'The Passion of St Tibulus.' They go down to protest against the film, but will the extra publicity they bring it be a bad thing? | | Guest Stars: Hugh B. O'Brien as Pat Harty, Ann Rowan as Mrs. Sheridan, Jon Kenny (1) as Michael Cocheese, Don Foley as Jim Halpin, Geoffrey Perkins as Spanish Interpreter, Rynagh O'Grady as Mary O'Leary, Jim Norton (1) as Bishop Len Brennan, Pat leavy as Woman in Cinema, Blanaid Irvine as Mrs. Glynn, Derrick Branche as Father Jose Fernandez, Patrick Drury as John O'Leary | Director: Declan Lowney Writer: Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews (2) | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Competition Time (May/12/1995) | | It's time for the annual all priests lookalike competition and Ted, in hope of beating Father Dick Byrne decides to dress up as Elvis Presley, only to find out that Dougal and Father Jack are going as Elvis as well. Father Ted is also made to look after the host of the competition, Henry Sellers. Father Ted must formulate a plan to win the competition. | | Guest Stars: John Olohan as Sergeant Deegan, Chris Curran as Fr. Jim Jordan, Niall Buggy as Henry Sellers, Fergus O'Kelly as Fr. Barty Dunne, Maurice O'Donoghue as Fr. Dick Byrne, Don Wycherley as Fr. Cyril MacDuff, Edwina Day as Monica, Jean Ainslie as Jane | Director: Declan Lowney Writer: Arthur Mathews (2), Graham Linehan | | | | | | | | | | Series 2 |
| 7 :02x01 - Hell (Mar/08/1996) | | Father Ted, Dougal and Jack go on holidays to a caravan park. Their holiday excitement is limited when they find out that the place only has two places of interest. Things get even worse when they keep meeting the same two people in very awkward places. | | Guest Stars: Joe Taylor (2) as Sewage Supervisor, Yvonne Shanley as Janine Reilly, Luke Hayden as Mr. Gleason, Ann Hayden as Mrs. Gleason, Stephen Gallagher (2) as Tony Lynch, Tom Farrelly (1) as Gerry Fields, Robert English as Policeman, Pat Shortt as Tom, Graham Norton as Fr. Noel Furlong, Tony Guilfoyle as Fr. Larry Duff | Director: Declan Lowney Writer: Arthur Mathews (2), Graham Linehan | | | | | | | | | |
| 10 :02x04 - The Old Grey Whistle Theft (Mar/29/1996) | | Dougal meets a new hip young friend when Father Ted goes for a picnic. Father Ted is forced to leave the picnic area when a very rude couple kick him off. That night a whistle is stolen from the picnic ground owner. Who took it? | | Guest Stars: Mal Whyte as Benson, Joe Rooney as Father Damien Lennon, Ann Rowan as Mrs. Glynn, John Olohan as Sergeant Hodgins, Rynagh O'Grady as Mary O'Leary, Arthur Mathews (2) as Father Billy Kerrigan, Tony Guilfoyle as Fr. Larry Duff, Don Foley as Jim Halpin, Rio Fanning as Father Frost, Patrick Drury as John O'Leary, Charlotte Bradley as Woman at Picnic | Director: Declan Lowney Writer: Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews (2) | | | | | | | | | |
| 13 :02x07 - Rock-a-Hula Ted (aka Lovely Girls) (Apr/19/1996) | | Feminist singer Niamh Connolly arrives on the island. When Dougal admits to Ted that he doesn't know how to deal with women, Ted gives him a list of instructions. While Ted is out, Niamh arrives and Dougal takes Ted's list a bit too seriously, which generates bad consequences. | | Guest Stars: Alan Shortt as TV Interviewer, Clare Grogan as Niamh Connolly, Eddie Bannon as Competition spectator, Joe Taylor (2) as Competition Spectator, Mick Nolan as Competition Spectator, Joe Gallagher as Competition Spectator, Dermot Crowley as Fr. Liam Deliverance, Dawn Bradfield as Imelda | Director: Declan Lowney Writer: Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews (2) | | | |
| 14 :02x08 - Cigarettes and Alcohol and Rollerblading (Apr/26/1996) | | During Lent, Father Dick Byrne tells Father Ted that they are making sacrifices for Lent, so Father Ted decides to outdo them by giving up smoking, forcing Father Jack to give up drinking and making Dougal give up riding his bike. In order to help them keep their Lenten promises they hire a nun to help them. How long can they keep their Lenten promises and what is Dick Byrne really up to? | | Guest Stars: Don Wycherley as Fr. Cyril MacDuff, Rynagh O'Grady as Mary O'Leary, Maurice O'Donoghue as Fr. Dick Byrne, Rosemary Henderson as Sr. Assumpta, Tony Guilfoyle as Fr. Larry Duff, Patrick Drury as John O'Leary, Chris Curran as Fr. Jim Johnson | Director: Declan Lowney Writer: Arthur Mathews (2), Graham Linehan | | | | | | |
| 16 :02x10 - Flight into Terror (May/10/1996) | | Ted and Dougal are flying back from the site of a miracle. Ted has a huge fear of flying and is being harassed by other priests. Meanwhile Dougal visits the cockpit and presses something that makes the plane run into trouble. | | Guest Stars: Lissa Evans as Tape Dispenser, Jonathan White as Father Flynn, Paul Hickey (1) as Fr. O'Shea, Kevin Gildea as Father Cave, David Dale as Big Nun, Graham Norton as Fr. Noel Furlong, Gerard Murphy (1) as The Pilot, Graham Linehan as Father Gallagher, Jimmy Keogh as Father Fay, Tony Guilfoyle as Fr. Larry Duff, Patrick Duggan as Father Joe Briefley | Director: Declan Lowney Writer: Arthur Mathews (2), Graham Linehan | | | |
| A Christmassy Ted (Dec/24/1996) | | After managing to avoid a scandal in the Catholic church by leading a group of lost priests out of the largest lingerie section in Ireland, Father Ted wins a Golden Cleric award, one of the highest awards a priest can get. After he wins this award, Father Ted realizes that he is somehow unhappy with himself and needs to cheer up. Meanwhile a new priest shows up that Father Ted can't seem to recognize. Who is he and what is he up to? | | Guest Stars: Andrew McCulloch as Bishop Tom McCaskell, Kevin McKidd as Fr. Deegan, Conor Mullen as Award Ceremony Priest, Gerard McSorley as Fr. Todd Unctious, Tony Rohr as Drunken Priest in Bar, Joe Taylor (2) as Fr. Cleary, Stephen Tompkinson as Fr. Peter Clifford, Barry Murphy as Salesman, Aine O'Connor as Sr. Helen Locklear, Neil McCaul (1) as Fr. Terry, Dervla Kirwan as Assumpta Fitzgerald, Billy Boyle (1) as Chatback Priest, Ed Byrne (2) as Chatback Youth, Colum Gallivan as Fr. Reilly, Donncha Crowley as Fr. Billy, Brendan Dempsey as Fr. Dick Mayo, Miche Doherty as Award Ceremony Priest, Clive Geraghty as Fisherman, Anne Gildea as Woman with Baby, Tony Guilfoyle as Fr. Larry Duff, Paul Tylack as Award Ceremony Priest | Director: Declan Lowney Writer: Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews (2) | | | | Series 3 |
| 17 :03x01 - Are You Right There, Father Ted? (Mar/15/1998) | | Father Ted gets kicked out of a rich parish due to financial irregularities and returns to his old parish which is in a mess. While cleaning up, he uses a lamp shade to mimic a Chinese man, while a Chinese family are watching. The word then spreads around craggy island that father ted is a racist. Ted must now clear his name by holding a multicultural event. | | Guest Stars: Eamon Rohan as Colm, Ozzie Yue as Mr. Yin, Simon Nelson as Fr. Darren, Peter Sakon Lee (1) as Yin Son, Des Keogh as Older Dublin Priest, Patrick Kavanagh (1) as Fr. Seamus Fitzpatrick, Vernon Dobtcheff as Old Nazi, Ann Callanan as Mrs. Carberry | Directors: Graham Linehan, Andy DeEmmony Writer: Arthur Mathews (2), Graham Linehan | | | | | | | | | |
| 20 :03x04 - The Mainland (Apr/03/1998) | | Father Ted, Dougal and Jack decide to go to the mainland to collect money. While there they drop Mrs Doyle off with a friend and go to some caves. Meanwhile Jack gets new glasses and then stumbles into an AA meeting. A lot of trouble follows for the characters as the mainland can be a dangerous place. | | Guest Stars: Mary Ann O'Donoghue as Optician, Frank Murray as Waiter, Conor Lovett as Ronald, Owen Kavanagh as Policeman, Richard Wilson (1) as Himself, Anna Livia Ryan as Check-in Woman, Graham Norton as Fr. Noel Furlong, Doreen Keogh as Mrs. Dineen, Tom Farrelly (1) as Gerry Fields | Directors: Andy DeEmmony, Graham Linehan Writer: Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews (2) | | | |
| 21 :03x05 - Escape from Victory (Apr/10/1998) | | Ted thinks that Father Dick Byrne has rigged the parochial house so that he can learn all of Teds over 75s all priests soccer match secrets. Disaster strikes when Ted's best player dies and second best player, Father Jack drinks a bottle of sleeping syrup and falls asleep. Father Ted must find a way to overcome this incredibly ludicrous situation he is in. | | Guest Stars: Miriam Kelly (1) as Friend of Mrs. Doyle, Conor Evans (2) as Fr. Romeo Sensini, Peter Dix as Craggy Island Goalkeeper, Jason Byrne (1) as Referee, Don Wycherley as Fr. Cyril MacDuff, Birdy Sweeney as Fr. Cullen, Charles Simon as Fr. Jim, Maurice O'Donoghue as Fr. Dick Byrne, Doreen Keogh as Mrs. Dineen, Stephen Brennan as Fr. Niall Haverty | Directors: Graham Linehan, Andy DeEmmony Writer: Arthur Mathews (2), Graham Linehan | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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