Moone Boy
- TV sitcom
- Sky One
- 2012 - 2015
- 20 episodes (3 series)
Semi-autobiographical sitcom written by Chris O'Dowd about a boy growing up in Ireland accompanied by his imaginary friend. Stars David Rawle, Chris O'Dowd, Ian O'Reilly, Deirdre O'Kane, Peter McDonald and more.
Episode menu
Series 3, Episode 4 - Unidentified Feckin' Objects
Further details
Aliens have landed in Boyle. When crop circles are discovered in their wake, Martin and Padraic couldn't be more thrilled, with Pad summing it up: "I haven't been this excited since I enlisted to fight Desert Storm." And no sooner have the lads embarked on a UFO hunt than Donkey Kong mysteriously disappears.
As Martin tells local media the mule has been abducted by extraterrestrials, the town council goes into crisis mode, fearing the gentle image they've created of Boyle will be destroyed. When Martin's tall tale captures the attention of a national television station, the council and the church tries to strong-arm Liam into suppressing his son's story, threatening his livelihood and adding to the family's financial woes. Will Liam side with Martin or the leaders of Boyle?
Broadcast details
- Date
- Monday 23rd March 2015
- Time
- 9pm
- Channel
- Sky One
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
David Rawle | Martin |
Chris O'Dowd | Sean Murphy |
Ian O'Reilly | Padraic |
Deirdre O'Kane | Debra |
Peter McDonald | Liam |
Aoife Duffin | Trisha |
Clare Monnelly | Fidelma |
Sarah White | Sinead |
Ronan Raftery | Dessie |
Mark Doherty | Father Linehan |
Tom Hickey | Joe (Grandad) |
Simon Delaney | Gerry Bonner |
Patrick McDonnell (as Pat McDonnell) | Frank |
Stephen Gillic | Declan Mannion |
Louis Lovett | Kevin Leech |
Enda Oates | Mayor of Boyle |
Nick Vincent Murphy | Science Teacher |
John Sessions | Dr Stephen Gnot |
John Mulligan | Blind Goat Man |
David Cosgrave | Declan's Henchman |
Pat Laffan (as Pat Laffin) | Bishop |
Brendan Dempsey | RTE Interviewer |
Gary Cooke | RTE News Anchor |
John Quinn | Tony |
Chris O'Dowd | Writer |
Nick Vincent Murphy | Writer |
Chris O'Dowd | Director |
Ted Dowd | Producer |
Henry Normal | Executive Producer |
Gina Carter | Executive Producer |
Paul Donovan | Executive Producer |
Chris O'Dowd | Executive Producer |
Lucy Lumsden | Executive Producer |
Nick Vincent Murphy | Associate Producer |
Simon Brasse | Editor |
Alan Levy | Editor |
Ray Ball | Production Designer |
Ronan Johnston | Composer |
Video
Martin appears on the radio
Martin goes on the radio to explain how his donkey was abducted.
Featuring: David Rawle (Martin), Chris O'Dowd (Sean Murphy), Ian O'Reilly (Padraic), Deirdre O'Kane (Debra), Peter McDonald (Liam), Aoife Duffin (Trisha), Sarah White (Sinead), Mark Doherty (Father Linehan) & John Sessions (Dr Stephen Gnot).