I Think a Lot of It Is Tied Up with Food Somehow (Religion on TV)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnHDum8sG4o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFKEdLhJImU

Only a couple of Father Jack clips of him presiding over funerals.

I mean when you say Father Jack I immediately think of

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VI-WRb2u4po

Voting for Pastor Tim, but that's at least in part because the same actor played "Dollar" Bill on Billions:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2HUdyG5300

Is Father Jack the one that David and Keith ran into as he was renting Back to the Crack?

That was him. I think that came after an episode where David (almost laughingly) confronted him about being closeted, and Father Jack insisted he wasn't gay.

Paul Schulze, the guy who plays Father Phil, showed up in an episode of Mad Men as the drifter who explained the Hobo Code to young Dick Whitman.

Keep thinking thread title is a misquote from “Workin Class Hero.”

Working Class Hero Sandwich

Two votes will take this, so I'm going for Pastor Tim, whose involvement with Paige produced the most intense drama among the four. The scene where Phillip and Elizabeth look excerpts from the Pastor's diary in the darkroom was one of the series' greatest.

"look at"

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Other than the clip above, Father Gill was just kind of annoying. In what I think is his final appearance, Peggy gracefully walks all over his self-righteousness.

Obvious, but I don't think I'd ever noticed this before: in the JFK episode, you see an Aqua-Net storyboard near the end, and it looks just like the Zapruder film.

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