Father Ted

[WrenchClock]

Shame Dermot Morgon died, this show was amazing
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AND I WANT SOME OF YOU TO CHANGE YOUR USERNAMES AND AVATARS TO FATHER TED CHARACTERS

DO AS I SAY CLOCK CREW

[Poltergeist]

There was an episode of this show that wasn't aired because Ted wants to kill himself but then the guy died so they didn't show it

[Biblo]

There was an episode of this show that wasn't aired because Ted wants to kill himself but then the guy died so they didn't show it

yeah that's definitely not true

[Poltergeist]

Sorry, it wasn't an unaired episode. They just edited an episode. In the last episode, Ted was supposed to kill himself but they changed it

The dark ending of 'Ted' really, really just didn't work and I can tell you exactly why. At the start of the show, there was a banner at the conference saying 'It's Great Being A Priest '98'. At the second conference (the one where a depressed Ted joins Father Kevin on the ledge, Dougal's 'for ever and ever and ever...' line ringing in his head), there _should_ have been a close-up of a banner that read "It's Still Great Being a Priest". Because we didn't have this, the audience at the time didn't understand that we were watching a _second_ conference. They seemed to think it was a flashback or something, and the scene played to complete silence.

[Biblo]

Sorry, it wasn't an unaired episode. They just edited an episode. In the last episode, Ted was supposed to kill himself but they changed it

The dark ending of 'Ted' really, really just didn't work and I can tell you exactly why. At the start of the show, there was a banner at the conference saying 'It's Great Being A Priest '98'. At the second conference (the one where a depressed Ted joins Father Kevin on the ledge, Dougal's 'for ever and ever and ever...' line ringing in his head), there _should_ have been a close-up of a banner that read "It's Still Great Being a Priest". Because we didn't have this, the audience at the time didn't understand that we were watching a _second_ conference. They seemed to think it was a flashback or something, and the scene played to complete silence.

it sounds more like the joke just didn't work rather than it having anything to do with his death. keep in mind he died about a week before the first episode of that season was meant to air, so all the tests and such would likely have already been finished.

EDIT: just looked it up and he died the day after completing the filming on the final episode. so i was wrong.

[Poltergeist]

Something tells me the scene was taken out mostly due to ineffective comedy and partly due to his death

[Loki Clock]

Sorry, no can do, because Iceblock changed his name back again, as you may have noticed.