Father Ted

Father Crilly arrives back on Craggy Island to discover things have changed in this absence; Father Ted's "Chinaman" impression goes down badly with Craggy Island's newly-arrived Chinese community and he is branded a racist. Meanwhile, Father Dougal has a new friend and Father Jack has become anxious and prone to panic attacks.

Father Ted makes a large bet on the King of the Sheep competition. Unfortunately, Chris, his chosen sheep, has heard rumors about a sheep-eating beast and isn't feeling at all himself.

When Fathers Ted and Dougal expose a philandering milkman, Pat Mustard, he takes revenge on his replacement, Dougal. Pat, plants a bomb on the milk float and if Dougal's speed drops below 4 mph, the bomb will explode. Father Ted must keep his nerve to save Dougal.

Fathers Ted, Dougal, Jack and Mrs. Doyle all take a trip to the mainland, which always leads to trouble. Each has a different adventure on the mainland but, what will go wrong this time?

It's the annual All-Priests Over-75's Five-a-Side Football Championship against Rugged Island and Father Ted goes all out to ensure he wins his bet with Father Dick Byrne.

The outcome of the bet between Father Ted and Father Byrne is determined and the loser must follow-thru with the promise of the agreement. Who will commit the sacrilegious act and survive?

The visit of a young daytime TV presenter and singing sensation, Eoin McLove, causes excitement for the island's aging females. Mrs. Doyle is especially delighted by a secret visit and tea with Eoin after she wins a poetry competition.

Father Ted gets the opportunity of a lifetime to go to Beverly Hills and acquire his very own parish. The only problem is, he can't bring himself to break it to the others that they're not invited.