Linehan stated his cancer was "one of the best ones to have"
Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan has been given the all-clear following his testicular cancer analysis.
He instructed Twitter followers he had seen his oncologist on Thursday and was instructed "everything's clear".
The earlier day, he had revealed his analysis to his Twitter followers.
Linehan added they "got rid of it all pretty quickly, along with a ball" and he would bear a course of chemo. However, he has now been instructed that is not crucial.
"No chemo! Can't believe it! NO CHEMO!" he wrote. "Have been organising my life around the idea that next three months were just gone!"
The Irishman has thanked his followers for his or her messages of help.
"Thanks to everybody who sent kind words," he wrote. "I'm annoyed now that I worried you all unnecessarily. AND I cancelled my Australian events. Dohhhhh. Still though. CANCER FREE I BE!"
He had beforehand apologised to Australian followers who had purchased tickets to an occasion he was on account of host later this 12 months, saying he was "hoping to make it back next year".
"I'm hoping to make it back next year," he stated, telling his followers to not fear if there have been "moments of quiet" from him within the months forward.
Linehan, who created Father Ted with Arthur Mathews, confirmed earlier this month that they have been writing a musical model of the present with The Divine Comedy's Neil Hannon.
Writing on Wednesday, Linehan stated the present was "coming along nicely".
Irish comic Dara O Briain was amongst these to supply help, joking that Linehan could be "sleeker through water" as a results of his surgical procedure.
"You seem to be taking this all in your stride, which is all the more impressive, given how tricky striding must be," joked the actor Rufus Hound.
As said by the NHS, about 2,200 males are recognized with testicular cancer annually within the UK.