(AO) It’s back for another round with the brownest, funniest, and smartest sketch comedy on race relations in Aotearoa. From Māori hospitality to Māori driving lessons, nothing is sacred.
It’s back for another round with the brownest, funniest, and smartest sketch comedy on race relations in Aotearoa. From Māori hospitality to Māori driving lessons, nothing is sacred.
(AO) Short, sharp, comedy skits told from a distinctly Māori perspective, with real-time conversations between characters that mirror a common experience that affects modern Māori. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
(AO) Feeling responsible for Sina’s absence, Koakoa agrees to a hui. Later, while Boarding the bus for the Mataiti, Fanny goes missing and when she is located the kapa are dumbfounded.
It’s back for another round with the brownest, funniest, and smartest sketch comedy on race relations in Aotearoa. From Māori hospitality to Māori driving lessons, nothing is sacred.
(AO) With Teeps back at the helm, Turuz prepare for Te Mataiti. They aim to take out the competition but some surprising arrivals leave Turuz in a big old mess mess.
(AO) Mavis’s stress levels go through the roof and the kapa are left to fend for themselves. Koakoa finally accepts Teeps’ idea for the whakaeke and Roland is given an ultimatum.
(AO) Teeps is struggling to come up with a whakaeke and enlists the help of a dodgy source. Meanwhile, Fanny offers Mavis her wedding planner services and she won’t take no for an answer.
(AO) Puhi gives Kahu some news but swears him to secrecy, leaving Kahu in a bind. Moke continues his quest to win Mavis’s heart and hand, while Fanny aims to secure a mokopuna from Koakoa.