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20th Dec 2016

There’s A New Podcast Dedicated To ‘Father Ted’ And It’s Brilliant

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As the years go on, Father Ted just keeps growing as a brand and people the world over never get bored of it.

Tapping into that love is this brand new podcast, dedicated to dissecting every episode of the hit series.

First three episodes are live and the one below will start you off…

Inform the Father Ted fanatic in your life immediately.

READ NEXT: QUIZ: How Well Do You Know ‘Father Ted’?

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