Streaming, rent, or buy Father Ted – Season 3:
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8 Episodes
S3 E1 - Are You Right There, Father Ted?
S3 E2 - Chirpy Burpy Cheap Sheep
S3 E3 - Episode 3
S3 E4 - The Mainland
S3 E5 - Escape from Victory
S3 E6 - Kicking Bishop Brennan up the Arse
S3 E7 - Night of the Nearly Dead
S3 E8 - Going to America
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Streaming details for Father Ted - Season 3 on Peacock Premium Plus
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Streaming details for Father Ted - Season 3 on Pluto TV
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Synopsis
Season three continues its' hilarious portrayal of life on Craggy Island. With missteps abound, the Fathers Ted, Dougal and Jack become the target of pranks and revenge. Adventures on the mainland and poorly placed bets also add to absurdity.
