(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. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
(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. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
(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 must confront his whole approach with the group. Mavis struggles to explain her truth to Moke and Fanny finds comfort elsewhere. Turuz stands in front of their whānau at the dress rehearsal – the final stop before Te Matamano.
(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) There’s a rat in the kitchen and it seems to have a fascination with Teeps. Sina’s voice coach turns up at practise and she is forced to choose between haka and her future.