Thank goodness: Sean Dillon and Niamh finally got together for real. We’re a little behind the times here, of course: it’s already series six in the U.K. and we’re forced to take the unscheduled madness of Vision TV. You take what you can get.
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Ah yes…but poor Ambrose had
Ah yes…but poor Ambrose had to die for it to happen and, though I am very happy that true love has triumphed, I cried when poor Ambrose went off the cliff.
I have the advantage of
I have the advantage of having missed that entire episode.
Ballykissangel is to Ireland
Ballykissangel is to Ireland as Anne is to the Island. OTOH, Father Ted is a documentary.
Father Ted was the best
Father Ted was the best comedy ever on TV as far as I can recall. Required donning an Attends usually.
Father Ted is sort of like an
Father Ted is sort of like an NBA basketball game. If its a good episode/game, its fantastic. But if its a blowout/bad episode, it can be painful to watch. Father Jack is like the Michael Jordan of Father Ted and may be one of the greatest characters in television history. If he had his own show, I would watch.
By the way, I always found it
By the way, I always found it hard to sympathize with Ambrose since he played the creepy sissy villain prince in Braveheart.
20 years!
20 years!
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