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Father Ted - episode with peanut dream

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ArchieWW | 20:12 Mon 21st Dec 2009 | Film, Media & TV
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I saw the opening few minutes of a Father Ted video on YouTube the other evening and now I am unable to identify it to see the remainder. It started with Ted in a bar saying he's not cut out to be a priest, then the camera turns round and it's the barmaid he's chatting up - she leans over and gives him a passionate kiss - then SHAKE, SHAKE!! it's Dougal shaking him awake to ask if he wants a peanut! Ted tries to go back to sleep to catch up on his dream, but this time, he's being chased by huge peanuts!
My question is - can anyone identify this episode from this description and tell me what the main theme of the episode was? I've tried using the search term 'Father Ted peanuts', but it hasn't come up with anything. Can anyone help, please?

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Using Google to search for this line:
"Father Ted" peanut
quickly brings up the answer.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0578500/quotes
It was shown on C4 last night.

Chris
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Thanks for this, Chris - the web page did contain a couple of lines from this episode, but it was not possible to identify the episode from this. Thanks anyway.
It's the Christmas Special. The one that leads onto the Priests getting lost in the Lingerie department.

I can't claim to have remembered this but it was on TV last night :)
Not possible to identify the episode? The title's at the top of the page! "A Christmassy Ted".

Chris
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Thanks to you both - my apologies, Chris - I thought the web page you had linked contained quotes from lots of different episodes - I didn't realise they were all from "A Christmassy Ted" - when I looked again, I saw that i was mistaken. Once again, very many thanks to both of you for your most helpful answers.

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