Bishop Len visits Craggy Island during a rabbit infestation.Bishop Len visits Craggy Island during a rabbit infestation.Bishop Len visits Craggy Island during a rabbit infestation.
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- Paddy Jordan
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- TriviaFear of rabbits is Kouneliophobia.
- GoofsTed walks into the living room where Dougal is sitting at the table with his new rabbit. The rabbit is sitting in the middle of the table, facing away from Ted when he sits down, but in the next shot the rabbit is facing Ted with Ted stroking its fur.
- Quotes
[Ted answers the phone]
Bishop Len Brennan: Crilly, It's me.
Father Ted Crilly: Oh feck!
Bishop Len Brennan: What?
Father Ted Crilly: Who ees thees? Zere is no Creely 'ere.
[Ted hangs up]
Father Ted Crilly: God almighty! I just said "feck" to Bishop Brennan!
Father Dougal McGuire: Oho! He won't like that!
Father Ted Crilly: It might be alright though. I disguised my voice so he'd think he dialled the wrong number.
[the phone rings, Ted picks it up]
Bishop Len Brennan: Crilly.
Father Ted Crilly: Ah, Bishop Brennan. I think you must have got the wrong number when you called there.
Bishop Len Brennan: Shut up, Crilly, just shut up!
- Crazy creditsThe copyright year at the end is misprinted as MXMXCVI instead of MCMXCVI for the first six episodes of the second season.
- Alternate versionsFather Jack's "Hairy Japanese Bastards!" line was edited out of some international versions.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Father Ted: Going to America (1998)
Father Ted is to my mind the finest comedy produced in the British Isles since probably Fawlty Towers. The stand-out character for me is Father Jack and he gets much to do and say in this. It also has Len Brennan, which is a plus.
The plot revolves around Jack's nocturnal perambulation and the offence caused (eldery priests should not roam naked at night), Dougal's new pet and it's renowned breeding habits and Len's rabbit phobia.
Dougal has fun finding a good name and decides on 'Father Jack Hackett'. Jack's response when offered water to drink is priceless.
Pure laughter.
- dwf
- Jun 7, 2006
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- Runtime24 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1