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* ConspiracyTheorist: Niamh Connolly claims that the Church secretly had lots of potatoes during the famine, and they hid the potatoes in pillows and sold them abroad in potato fairs, as well as turning potato factories into prisons for children.
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* ConspiracyTheorist: Niamh Connolly claims that the Catholic Church secretly had lots of potatoes during the famine, and that they hid the potatoes in pillows and secretly sold them abroad in at potato fairs, as well as turning fairs abroad, in addition to while they turned the potato factories into prisons for children.children. That said, Ted seems to take this allegation at face value, his contention being that there was nothing wrong with the Church doing this.
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* EvenTheSubtitlerIsStumped: When Niamh is show signing one of her feminist songs on TV, she is accompanied by a woman who is rendering the lyrics into sign language. It's not long before Niamh gets particularly intelligible, at which point the signing woman shrugs and gives up.
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-> ''This is a great house. I really love the crude religious imagery. Yes, I like it.''
Whilst Ted is judging the local Lovely Girls beauty contest, Niamh Connolly (a feminist singer and strong critic of the Catholic church), turns up at the parochial house -- which a confused Dougal signs over to her. An appalled Ted tries to get in with Niamh by claiming to be a fan and she eventually gives him back his house -- at a cost. Rather than dine at a restaurant with the Lovely Girls winner Imelda at her expense, Ted must do the housework with Dougal whilst Niamh takes Imelda and the over-worked Mrs Doyle out for dinner instead.
Whilst Ted is judging the local Lovely Girls beauty contest, Niamh Connolly (a feminist singer and strong critic of the Catholic church), turns up at the parochial house -- which a confused Dougal signs over to her. An appalled Ted tries to get in with Niamh by claiming to be a fan and she eventually gives him back his house -- at a cost. Rather than dine at a restaurant with the Lovely Girls winner Imelda at her expense, Ted must do the housework with Dougal whilst Niamh takes Imelda and the over-worked Mrs Doyle out for dinner instead.
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* BestialityIsDepraved: A previous winner of The Lovely Girls Competition lost her title after it was found she did a video called ''Stallion Farm''.
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* LiteralMinded: Ted's advice to Dougal to 'always give women what they want' backfires when Dougal gives Niamh the parochial house.
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* BrickJoke: People constantly mistaking Father Jack (due to his longer than usual hair this episode and his profanity) for Music/BobGeldof.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Niamh Connolly was clearly based on Music/SineadOConnor.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: As above, Niamh thinks potatoes are made in factories.
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* StrawMisogynist: Ted and Dougal, who usually are pretty considerate towards Mrs. Doyle and have even accused her of working too hard on occasion, suddenly spend the entire episode treating her like garbage just so that Niamh can educate them on their sexism at the end.
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* StrawMisogynist: Ted and Dougal, who usually are pretty considerate towards Mrs. Doyle and have even accused her of working too hard on occasion, suddenly spend the entire episode treating her like garbage just so that Niamh can educate them on their sexism at the end.end.
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* ConspiracyTheorist: Niamh Connolly claims that the Church "secretly had lots of potatoes during the famine, and they hid the potatoes in pillows and sold them abroad in potato fairs." Like many real conspiracy theorists, she ignores the facts in her statement - she claims the Pope had "closed down a lot of the factories that were making the potatoes", ignorant of the fact that potatoes are a plant (i.e. raw food; one could call it a vegetable), not a processed food; then she states that they were turned into "prisons for children" when evidence shows that the already-operating gaols (and the notorious workhouses) were more likely to be where the said children ended up.
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* ConspiracyTheorist: Niamh Connolly claims that the Church "secretly secretly had lots of potatoes during the famine, and they hid the potatoes in pillows and sold them abroad in potato fairs." Like many real conspiracy theorists, she ignores the facts in her statement - she claims the Pope had "closed down a lot of the fairs, as well as turning potato factories that were making the potatoes", ignorant of the fact that into prisons for children.
* CriticalResearchFailure: As above, Niamh thinks potatoes area plant (i.e. raw food; one could call it a vegetable), not a processed food; then she states that they were turned into "prisons for children" when evidence shows that the already-operating gaols (and the notorious workhouses) were more likely to be where the said children ended up.made in factories.
* CriticalResearchFailure: As above, Niamh thinks potatoes are
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* CannotTalkToWomen: Dougal is so hopeless he asks Niamh about her bra.
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* CannotTalkToWomen: Dougal is so hopeless he asks ConspiracyTheorist: Niamh about Connolly claims that the Church "secretly had lots of potatoes during the famine, and they hid the potatoes in pillows and sold them abroad in potato fairs." Like many real conspiracy theorists, she ignores the facts in her bra.statement - she claims the Pope had "closed down a lot of the factories that were making the potatoes", ignorant of the fact that potatoes are a plant (i.e. raw food; one could call it a vegetable), not a processed food; then she states that they were turned into "prisons for children" when evidence shows that the already-operating gaols (and the notorious workhouses) were more likely to be where the said children ended up.
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* LiteralMinded* Ted's advice to Dougal to 'always give women what they want' backfires when Dougal sells Niamh the parochial house.
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* CallBack: To Father Bigley who was first mentioned in 'Hell' for having puffy lips the size of his face. Now it seems he also wears perfume.
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* CallBack: To Father Bigley who was first mentioned in 'Hell' [[Recap/FatherTedS2E1Hell Hell]] for having puffy lips the size of his face. Now it seems he also wears perfume.
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* StrawFeminist: Niamh Connolly.
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* StrawFeminist: Niamh Connolly.Connolly.
* StrawMisogynist: Ted and Dougal, who usually are pretty considerate towards Mrs. Doyle and have even accused her of working too hard on occasion, suddenly spend the entire episode treating her like garbage just so that Niamh can educate them on their sexism at the end.
* StrawMisogynist: Ted and Dougal, who usually are pretty considerate towards Mrs. Doyle and have even accused her of working too hard on occasion, suddenly spend the entire episode treating her like garbage just so that Niamh can educate them on their sexism at the end.
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* BestialityIsDepraved: The previous winner of The Lovely Girls Competition lost her title after it was found she did a video called 'Stallion Farm'
* CallBack: To Father Bigley who was first mentioned in 'Hell' for having puffy lips the size of his face. Now it seems he also wears perfume.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint:
-->'''Ted:''' Doesn't Mary have a lovely bottom?
-->'''Liam:''' Careful there, Ted. You might offend the girls.
-->'''Ted:''' Right, Liam. Of course, they've all got lovely bottoms.
* CannotTalkToWomen: Dougal is so hopeless he asks Niamh about her bra.
* HappinessInSlavery: Mrs Doyle does lots of heavy work while commenting that the Church has always treated her well.
* LiteralMinded* Ted's advice to Dougal to 'always give women what they want' backfires when Dougal sells Niamh the parochial house.
* MenCantKeepHouse: Ted and Dougal set the kitchen on fire while trying to make tea.
* NoodleIncident: Jack once knocked Michael Hutchence unconscious.
* StrawFeminist: Niamh Connolly.
* CallBack: To Father Bigley who was first mentioned in 'Hell' for having puffy lips the size of his face. Now it seems he also wears perfume.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint:
-->'''Ted:''' Doesn't Mary have a lovely bottom?
-->'''Liam:''' Careful there, Ted. You might offend the girls.
-->'''Ted:''' Right, Liam. Of course, they've all got lovely bottoms.
* CannotTalkToWomen: Dougal is so hopeless he asks Niamh about her bra.
* HappinessInSlavery: Mrs Doyle does lots of heavy work while commenting that the Church has always treated her well.
* LiteralMinded* Ted's advice to Dougal to 'always give women what they want' backfires when Dougal sells Niamh the parochial house.
* MenCantKeepHouse: Ted and Dougal set the kitchen on fire while trying to make tea.
* NoodleIncident: Jack once knocked Michael Hutchence unconscious.
* StrawFeminist: Niamh Connolly.
