Mrs Doyle are worried about Ted's condition - he has yet to give up his grip on the landing gear, which has been brought to the house. Elsewhere, Jack is shown hanging from a tree by the parachute traps, the drink cart hanging nearby and just out of Jack's reach. He shouts and wails loudly in frustration as he struggles to reach the alcohol. Appearances Pauline McLynn (Mrs. Doyle) is one of the two raucous and unruly nuns who throw paper balls at Ted on the plane. Kevin Sharkey makes his second appearance, albeit without any dialogue, as the priest from Donegal. Graham Norton makes his second appearance as Father Noel Furlong. Graham Linehan, the show's co-writer, makes an appearance as Father Gallagher. Lissa Evans, the show's producer, is the voice of the sticky-tape dispenser. Liam O'Carroll, plays the blind priest on board the plane. References to other works The blind priest on the plane is listening to Mr. Bean, which humours the fact that it hardly has any dialogue whatsoever. The location "Killybashangel" is mentioned, a reference to the Ireland-based BBC series Ballykissangel. Ted says he feels "fearless, like Jeff Bridges in that movie," a reference to the 1993 film Fearless. External links 1996 British television episodes Aviation fiction Father Ted episodes