Ardal O'Hanlon: 'I kind of objected to a Father Ted revival because it meant someone else playing Dougal - and that is unthinkable'

O'Hanlon reflects on his childhood experiences, emphasizing how memories of growing up in Co Monaghan shaped his identity and perspective in life as both an actor and a comedian.

He expresses a sense of national pride, discussing the inherent humor and uniqueness of Irish culture that influences his work. O'Hanlon sees this as a vital source of inspiration.

In a lighthearted moment, he shares a story about a souvenir he kept from the Father Ted set, illustrating the blend of nostalgia and reverence he holds for his past roles.

Ardal O'Hanlon delves into what it means to embrace a morbid sense of humor, describing it as a characteristic trait among many in Irish society.

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