Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: The bishops' visit to Craggy island ends with one dead, one a hippy and the other with a Class Two relic in his rectum.Mundane Made Awesome: Bishop Fack's final finger poke.Gone Horribly Right: Ted 'training' Jack causes the bishops to take to him a little too well.He turns to find them watching him from the sofa. Failed a Spot Check: Dougal is watching for the arrival of the bishops through a pair of binoculars.Continuity Nod: The Holy Stone of Clonrichert was first mentioned, though not seen, in "Grant Unto Him Eternal Rest" when Ted suggested the young nun visit it before leaving the island.Comical Overreacting: Bishop Jordan's mild joke about how he sometimes thinks he should be the one making the tea for his housekeeper (who apparently isn't quite the best) causes Miss Doyle to laugh uproariously for a disproportionately long time, requiring Ted and Dougal to eventually remove her from the room.
Later on, Bishop Jordan is standing in the front yard directly over said vent as Ted uses the restroom. The scene cuts to outside the house, where water shoots up out of a square vent. Chekhov's Gun: After Ted fixes the toilet, he flushes it to make sure it works.
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Artistic License – Religion: In the Catholic Church, a Second-Class relic would be something a saint often used or wore.A Rare Sentence: "Bishops love sci-fi!".In Ted's words, "That went pretty well, I thought." By the end of the day, Facks is in the ambulance to have the Holy Stone removed from his rear, O'Neill has renounced his faith and is now a hippie, and Jordan's dead body is being hauled off to the funeral home. And despite Jack's willingness to behave after Ted's training, Bishop Facks' exuberance and incessant finger-poking sets him off, prompting a very painful retaliation. Ted's time with Bishop Jordan ends unexpectedly when he dies of shock from a sewer grate spraying water into his robes (caused from an earlier attempt to fix the parochial house's toilet). Dougal gets to talking with Bishop O'Neill about how there's no proof that God truly exists, causing O'Neill to put his faith into serious question. On the day of the visit, the Bishops spend some time with the priests. Of particular issue is Father Jack, whom Ted tries to train into controlling his bad habits and deflecting questions. Ted does not look forward to the visit, given the eccentricities of the parochial house's residents. That's the great thing about Catholicism - it's so vague, and nobody really knows what it's all about.Ī trio of Bishops are coming to Craggy Island to promote the Holy Stone of Clonrichert into a Class-Two holy relic. It's what I always say when people ask me questions. Yes, I can't think of any religious question that can't be answered by that. Nothing too specific - a few all-purpose sentences, like "That would be an ecumenical matter". Maybe we could teach him to say one or two things.
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