Flight of the Conchords Season 2 reviews

Ok band meeting… Bret? Present. Jemaine? Present. Murray? Present… And you will be present too cos you will feel like you are in the show! You'll be taken on a journey into the hilarious and super kiwi cool world of Flight of the Conchords! But warning, this show is addictive! They have brought out the big guns for season 2 and I reckon it's even funnier the season 1! There are some classic scenes when you will find yourself rewinding it over and over due to the lol effect! I mean all that laughing is just painful on the old guts. Nobody does it better than these amazingly cool guys from Wellington! The cast and crew have done an amazing job. The show really is special and unique and it will make you really proud to be a kiwi!! Those of you that have not seen it yet, do not hesitate and click “add to my trolley” NOW! And while you wait for it to arrive, check out some clips on Youtube as an appetiser! FOTC simply Rocks!! Um.. I mean Folks!!!

Clever and funny. Who doesnt love the Conchords– I've only just found out that the series is based on a radio show they did in London. I'm on the hunt for that now.

Awesome season of FOTC, cant be a real kiwi without it!

This second series of the classic dry NZ humour is better than the first season! I never thought that epileptic dogs could bring me to tears of laughter, but they do! This is funny stuff!

Just as funny as the first season but perhaps with even wackier storylines and crazier songs. Very talented cast. Fantastically comic entertainment.

Yet another brilliant series by the home grown duo

Once again the Conchords prove they are masters of comedy. This season is hilarious and the story-lines like the first are light hearted and funny. anyone from new zealand who hasn't brought this yet i highly recommend you do. all Kiwis would enjoy this

This series dances to its own deadpan drummer. You've got to love the loopiness of a line like, “So we look like some Simon and Garfunkel look-alikes who don't look like Simon and Garfunkel.” The boys used up their tried and true “A” musical material in the first season, but while the songs this season are not as inspired, there are some offbeat candidates for a greatest-hits collection, including “Carol Brown,” something of an homage to Paul Simon's “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover,” and the should-be-forbidden dance “Sugalumps.” Fans of Andy Samberg's Lonely Island digital shorts will especially enjoy the balmy duet “We're Both in Love with a Sexy Lady” in the episode “Love is the Weapon of Choice.” That sexy lady, by the way, is Emmy-nominee and SNL MVP Kristen Wiig, as a woman with an epileptic dog and who unwittingly plays havoc with Bret and Jemaine's fri­endship. Other nifty bits of casting that add to Flight of the Conchords' cool cachet are Mary Lynn Rajskub as the “garfunkeling” groupie, Patton Oswalt as an Elton John impersonator, and Lucy Loveless as the aide and unrequited crush of the New Zealand prime minister. The season does not end on a promising note for Bret and Jemaine (it's really back to square one in the cliffhanger), but as their hapless manager, Murray (the Emmy-worthy Rhys Darby) remarks at one point, hopefully, this is just the beginning of their story

Chances are you have haerd of the Conchords by now if you are looking here – if not go on youtube and check them out, they are so damn funny.

This season contains some cracking songs that are funny as hell (e.g. Sugalumps and Hurt Feelings). Once again the awkwardness between the band members makes this pretty damn funny, as well as the constant Aussie Bashing which is brilliant.

In my opinion though the real star though of the tv series is Murray the manager played by Rhys Darby who has just taken off as of late. As he said in the Rocked The Nation show he hosted the enthusiasm of Murray with the absolute stupidity makes the show incredibly funny.

Overall a must have for Comedy fans and Conchord or Rhys Darby fans