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The Conchords May Not Fly Again — Are You Bummed?
The Flight of the Conchords released a new album just a few weeks ago, but we may be seeing less of the goofy New Zealanders in the future. In a recent interview, Jemaine Clement hinted there might not be a third season of their HBO series. He said, "It very likely might not.
Fall in Love With Flight of the Conchords Again (or At Last)
Flight of the Conchords isn't necessarily one of those shows I watch for the plot — it's mostly just for the laughs and the goofy songs — but just in case you're confused when your friends prattle on about Bret and Jemaine, HBO can help you out. Yup, it's another of those ". .
Whee! Check Out a New Flight of the Conchords Promo
Via the Watcher comes the most delightful 40 seconds of my day: a new promo for Flight of the Conchords. The HBO comedy, with New Zealanders Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement singing goofy song parodies and trying to make it big in New York, begins its second season Jan. 18.
Listen to the Flight of the Conchords Album Online
One of my true pleasures this summer has been watching "Flight of the Conchords" on HBO each Sunday night. Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie never fail to crack me up playing versions of themselves in a struggling folk parody duo — New Zealand's fourth most popular folk parody duo, in fact — as they navigate New York life and try to shake off their one persistent, stalker-ish fan. Their songs, which satirize everything from French pop to soul to power ballads, are a highlight of the show, and now a bunch of them have been collected on the band's EP, The Distant Future, which hit stores this week.Check Out "The Flight of the Conchords" Online!
Do you ever see a relatively unknown actor or actress in something, then suddenly start seeing him or her everywhere? That's happening to me right now with Jemaine Clement. First, he played the nerdy Jarrod in Eagle vs.
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