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Can someone please tell me the name of the episode of father ted when he is branded as a racist by chinese people!
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17. Are You Right There, Father Ted?
Community Score9.1
Superb
First aired: 3/15/1998
Ted finally escapes to a new posting at Castlelawn Parochial House, Dublin, with civilised company and frequent jaunts to Paris. Unfortunately a slight misunderstanding over some expenses sends Ted back to his old compadres on the isalnd. After a spot of lad's housecleaning results in Ted being mistakenly tarred as a racist, Ted holds a celebration of Chinese culture to clear his name (though 'Kung Fu Fighting' might not have been an inspired choice of soundtrack). Just when it looks like a happy ending might be in store, a mix-up over some soft furnishings and Nazi memorabilia leaves the Chinese community with a sweet'n'sour taste in the mouth.
Writer: Arthur Mathews, Graham Linehan
Director: Graham Linehan, Andy de Emmony
Guest star: Patrick Kavanagh (Fr. Seamus Fitzpatrick), Ozzie Yue (Sean Yin), Peter Sakon-Lee (Yin Jr.), Vernon Dobtcheff (Old Nazi), Ann Callanan (Mrs. Carberry), Eamon Rohan (Colm), Des Keogh (Older Priest), Simon Nelson (Younger Priest), Denis Quilligan (Accountant), Frank Keane (Delivery Man), Royan Lee (Man in Audience)
Community Score9.1
Superb
First aired: 3/15/1998
Ted finally escapes to a new posting at Castlelawn Parochial House, Dublin, with civilised company and frequent jaunts to Paris. Unfortunately a slight misunderstanding over some expenses sends Ted back to his old compadres on the isalnd. After a spot of lad's housecleaning results in Ted being mistakenly tarred as a racist, Ted holds a celebration of Chinese culture to clear his name (though 'Kung Fu Fighting' might not have been an inspired choice of soundtrack). Just when it looks like a happy ending might be in store, a mix-up over some soft furnishings and Nazi memorabilia leaves the Chinese community with a sweet'n'sour taste in the mouth.
Writer: Arthur Mathews, Graham Linehan
Director: Graham Linehan, Andy de Emmony
Guest star: Patrick Kavanagh (Fr. Seamus Fitzpatrick), Ozzie Yue (Sean Yin), Peter Sakon-Lee (Yin Jr.), Vernon Dobtcheff (Old Nazi), Ann Callanan (Mrs. Carberry), Eamon Rohan (Colm), Des Keogh (Older Priest), Simon Nelson (Younger Priest), Denis Quilligan (Accountant), Frank Keane (Delivery Man), Royan Lee (Man in Audience)
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