Father Ted

Ted, Dougal and Jack go on an all expenses spared holiday to Kilkelly Caravan Park. They meet a young couple, and are soon in trouble with the police.

The roof of the Parochial House is leaking, and Ted decides on a raffle to raise the funds, with a car as the prize.

The Holy Stone of Clonrichert is to be upgraded to a class 2 relic, and unfortunately this entails three Bishops visiting the island... Father Jack must be housetrained quickly.

Ted goes on a picnic, Mr Benson's whistle is stolen and Dougal learns an important lesson about true friendship.

Dougal's enthusiasm for the Eurosong inspires Ted to make an ill fated attempt to enter the contest.

Dougal's new pet rabbit, Sampras, threatens to disrupt a visit by Bishop Brennan.

Ted is preparing to judge the annual Lovely Girls competition when the radical feminist singer Niamh Connolly arrives on Craggy Island. As Father Ted and Father Dougal watch television they are dismayed to find out that Niamh Connolly has sold 20 millions albums. Her new single, Big Men In Big Frocks, is a particularly derogatory diatribe against the Catholic Church.

Ted and co. enter a "giving things up for Lent" contest and soon discover that abstinence is easier preached than done. Father Jack sobers up for the first time in years, but Dougal and Ted find their resolve wavering. To strengthen their vows Ted calls in a nun to supervise them. She turns out to be a sadist of the first water, and the results are inevitable.

Father Jack has been packed off to an old priests' home but his replacement turns out to be even more trouble.

Flying back from a visit to a holy shrine, the priestly trio find themselves in mortal danger when another priest goes mad in the cockpit.

Television's unholiest trinity returns for an hour long Christmas Special with the awardwinning antics of Father Ted, Father Dougal, Father Jack and their housekeeper, Mrs. Doyle. Christmas brings Father Ted an award and an unwelcome guest.