Father Ted - Series 1 Complete (DVD) (2002) Front Cover Actor Ardal O\'Hanlon Dermot Morgan Frank Kelly Pauline McLynn Movie Details Director Declan Lowney Studio VIDEO COLLECTION INT. LTD. Language English Audience Rating 15 Running Time 147 mins Country USA Color Color Plot The complete first series of the award-winning comedy. Good Luck Father Ted - Ted gets the chance to appear on the documentary series 'Faith of our Fathers'. His shot at stardom is frustrated by Father Dougal and Father Jack and the arrival of Funland - the World's worst funfair. Entertaining Father Stone - For 6 years Father Stone has been coming to Craggy Island, which is at least 7 years too many for Ted, Dougal and Jack. Ted tries everything to get him to go - but when Father Stone finds himself on the receiving end of a bolt of lightning - he becomes equally desperate to get him back. The Passion of St. Tibulus - The controversial movie 'The Passion of St. Tibulus' has been banned by the Pope but through some loophole, is being shown on Craggy Island. Bishop Brennan asks Father Ted and Dougal to get the film withdrawn. Competition Time - The 'All Priests Look-a-like Competition' has come around again and Ted is determined that this year he will defeat his fellow priests from Rugged Island. Out goes Mother Theresa; this year he's going as Elvis Presley. The only trouble is that Jack and Dougal decide to go as Elvis as well... And God Created Woman - Novelist Polly Clarke, author of the steamy 'Bejewelled with Kisses', comes to stay on the island and Ted mistakenly believes she is attracted to him. Will it be bright lights, glamour and excitement and a new life for Ted? Or does Polly have other plans? Grant Unto Him Eternal Rest - Father Jack consumes more floor polish than is good for him but he leaves Ted and Dougal half a million pounds. But will he stay dead long enough for them to get it? Personal Details Seen It Yes Index 103 In Collection Yes Product Details Format DVD Region Region 2 Release Date 2002 Nr of Disks/Tapes 1 Extra Features Full length commentary from co-writer Graham Linehan