A crazy comedy about three rather strange parish priests exiled to Craggy Island, a remote island off the Irish west coast.
The best episode of "Father Ted" season 1 is "Good Luck, Father Ted", rated 7.8/10 from 867 user votes. It was directed by Declan Lowney and written by Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews. "Good Luck, Father Ted" aired on 4/21/1995 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Entertaining Father Stone".
Ted gets his chance to be on TV when he is to be interviewed by a magazine programme. But 'FunLand', the most pathetic travelling fair ever invented has come to Craggy Island, and while Ted is distracted with Father Jack, Dougal seizes his moment of glory.
Director: Declan Lowney
Writer: Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews
The world's most boring priest comes to stay, and he just won't go away. After his worst ever birthday party, Father Ted prays for deliverance from Father Stone, but a lightning strike wasn't what he expected.
Director: Declan Lowney
Writer: Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews
The local cinema is showing a film condemned by the Church for its X-rated and blasphemous depiction of Saint Tibulus. Bishop Brennan is dispatched to the island to ensure that the priests take to the picket line in protest. But their defiant stand only gives more publicity to the film, which becomes an overnight success. It is left to Father Jack to stop the Bishop from sending them packing.
Director: Declan Lowney
Writer: Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews
It's the 'All Priests Stars In Their Eyes Lookalike Competition', and showbusiness personality Henry Sellers, a former alcoholic, has landed on the island to host the festivities. Father Ted is determined not to go as Mother Teresa again, but he isn't the only one to think of Elvis. It takes some quick thinking to beat Father Byrne's team from nearby Rugged Island.
Director: Declan Lowney
Writer: Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews
A blossoming romance between Father Ted and steamy novelist Polly Clarke threatens to come between a group of visiting nuns and their favourite priest. Among other things, Ted delivers an entire service in a matter of milliseconds, and becomes involved in an armed robbery.
Director: Declan Lowney
Writer: Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews
After an overdose of floor polish, Father Jack finally bites the dust, and Ted and Dougal discover they've been left a fortune in his will...providing they allay his fear of being buried alive by spending a night with him in the crypt.
Director: Declan Lowney
Writer: Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews