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# Flight of the Conchords: S2 (DVD)

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Product Description          Flight of the Conchords: Season 2 (DVD)Despite living as Big Apple bohemians for over a year, Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie (“New Zealand’s 4th Most Popular Folk Parody Duo”) remain as hopelessly out of place in Manhattan as a kiwi in a pigeon nest. Will Season 2 bring them excitement, romance, and the elusive music gig?]]>             .com          In its second season, HBO's Flight of the Conchords soars to new heights even as Bret (McKenzie) and Jemaine (Clement), the down, but never quite out New Zealand digi-folk duo living beyond the fringe in New York City, reach new lows. In one episode, Bret's purchase of "A New Cup," puts them in dire financial straits and leads Jemaine into prostitution, albeit part time. In "New Zealand Town," the boys play a gig in which the majority of the audience is shopping bags. Each episode follows a week in their "rags to rags story," and each episode brings them back to square one. The only thing less promising than their musical career is their love lives. In "Unnatural Love," Jermaine accidentally sleeps with--horrors--an Australian. In "Prime Minister," he becomes involved with a woman who's got a thing for Art Garfunkel impersonators, only to lose her to the real thing (here's to you, Mr. Garfunkel, who cameos). Of course, there's always Mel (the wonderful Kristen Schaal), the group's No. 1 (and only) fan. 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. --Donald Liebenson Stills from Flight of the Conchords: The Complete Second Season (click for larger image)

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## Customer Reviews

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    Hilliorus :)
  

*by M***O on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 3, 2023*

Took me 16 years to get the second season!

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    Okay, well I just need a second to calm down.
  

*by E***S on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 10, 2014*

They're still from New Zealand, still in New York, still broke, and still outrageously funny.Not a lot has changed in the second season of "Flight of the Conchords," which is just fine because the brilliant writing and hilarious songs are only getting better. Sadly this was also the last season of the show (Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement wanted to move on), but it sure makes you wish that the Kiwi band's fun could go on forever.Bret and Jemaine fire Murray (Rhys Darby) because he's spending all his time on the Crazy Dogggz, and instead land a gig on a commercial for women's toothpaste. But then a lawsuit is leveled at the Crazy Dogggz and Murray finds himself broker than ever, while the Conchords find that they may be in trouble with immigration.When the status quo is restored, Bret and Jemaine have a whole new host of problems: romance with an Aussie, forming a street gang, attempting to top the "Friendship Graph," falling in love with the same girl and trying to win her over with epileptic dog benefits, Garfunkeling, an addiction to hair gel, attempting to get Bret a girlfriend, and resorting to prostitution to pay for a new cup.And Murray's job becomes more complicated when the Prime Minister of New Zealand comes to New York, wanting to meet President Obama and open "New Zealandtown." And finally, Murray comes up with the ultimate plan for Bret and Jemaine's musical career...Finishing "Flight of the Conchords: The Complete Second Season" is a bittersweet experience, because it's one of those rare TV shows that ended when it was at its quality peak instead of dragging it out for dozens of seasons... and frankly, it leaves you longing for more like Bret longs for his own cup. Maybe if we're lucky, someday we'll get a "Flight of the Conchords" movie.The hilarity of the first season is a little more finely-tuned here, but mostly it derives humor from the same sources -- mostly from the flaky, mellow approach of the New Zealanders and their attempts to find love and musical success. The dialogue is tight and funny ("Are you a prostitute?" "No, I'm the guy who wears the giant condom"), and it maintains that deliciously wacky surreality that the best musicals have (there's an entire sequence inside MEL'S DAYDREAMS).And unsurprisingly, the music is FRIGGIN' HILARIOUS. It covers everything from opera to dance to hip-hop -- just consider "Sugalumps," a parody of the Black Eyed Peas' "My Humps" that succeeds in being a thousand times better. Jemaine and Bret sexily prance around a restaurant, singing about how irresistible their "sugalumps" are.And the songs tackle subjects like cannibalism, epileptic dogs, being "freaky" (pillow wings!), sensitive rappers, angel sex and prostitution ("You don't have to be a prostitute/You can say no to being a man-ho/a male gigolo!"). Each one is tightly-written, with lots of in-jokes and clever phrases. And the music videos are unbelievable -- one has ninjas, fencing AND a two-man novelty band.Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement are absolutely perfect playing... well, more comedic versions of themselves. Jemaine is a slightly brasher, sensible sort, while Bret is a sensitive dreamer who can't talk to girls he likes. Darby and Kristen Schaal round out the cast nicely, as their naive manager and their one and only deranged fan."Flight of the Conchords: The Complete Second Season" leaves you rather sad as you leave Jemaine and Bret, but the journey is definitely worth taking -- wickedly funny, cute and gloriously well-written.

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    Subtle Deadpan Humor with Brilliant Music Vignettes. Just watch the damn show!
  

*by E***I on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 2, 2016*

[This review is about the show, not Season 2 specifically] It's impossible not to love Jemaine, Bret and their manager Murray, and even the stalker Mel and the clueless, but utterly self-possessed Dave. A hilarious, deadpan show, interspersed with brilliant music videos that pay real respect to the genres from which they are drawn, while being brilliantly produced themselves. And the songs are actually all great songs, instantly hummable and spanning an incredibly wide range of genres, from Prince-styled funk to Beatlesque pop. From hip-hop to opera to metal to the new romantics. They seem to channel everyone from Barry White to Serge Gainsbourg to, in one very bizarre but hilarious sequence with Russian sailors losing body parts (done tastefully), Sergei Eisenstein cross-pollinated with Monty Python. And there is a whole episode dedicated to David Bowie, tracing him from his Ziggy Stardust days up through Scary Monsters. The humor is subtle, and having watched both seasons about three times each, I keep picking up little asides or throw-away comments, or even gestures that I had not previously noticed, but that are hilarious and add to the characterizations. It's a show for which repeated viewing pays off, and for anyone with catholic (not Catholic) tastes in music, it's a kick to try to identify the influences behind the various songs (one easy one is the Black-Eyed peas parody Sugar Lumps). And what I love about the show is the humor never calls attention to itself. It respects the viewer enough to "get it". Jemaine and Bret never laugh, in fact, they almost never smile. there is no laugh track. And you can learn just a little bit about New Zealand to boot. It's just a beautiful little show. Ok, I've written enough. Just watch the damn show.

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