Standing by the foot path in Christchurch with my wife playing Pokemon GO, 4 people asked us if we needed help or if we were lost. Never would have happened in any big city in the US.
0:57 i love that it's just sort of a throwaway line, but it's friggin hilarious when jemaine, real dryly is like, "i don't...we don't know. we don't book for this show." lol
Stephen seems so thrown off by their timing. Jemaine's sense of humor is so dry that he bucks Stephen. Bret manages to bring it back many times but it's Jemaine's sense of humor that makes this hilarous 😂
@@bobplante1075 I love him as a performer, but he's an awful interviewer. His style is just awkward, and he doesn't know what to do. Take some tips from Conan.
Yeah sort of surprising to me for some reason. Like he just doesn't know what to make of them. I'm guessing the "I'm such a fan" line was just a nicety.
I love when Stephen asks where they've been and Brett replies: "We've just been getting ready for tonight". Brilliant. I miss seeing them together like this. Glad they kept the show to only 2 seasons, as much as I love the show, it was a smart move.
I would have asked so many more questions... third season? New songs? Another album? Future personal projects, current jobs, Jemaine’s acting jobs, Bret’s composer jobs, writing, directing, how they go different directions, How do you guys write new songs together working separately? how is it to work together again... etc etc
I moved from illinois to New Zealand when I was 18 for 5 years right around the time flight of the choncords began to air. Let me tell you getting all the inside NZ jokes makes the show so much better and it was already great. I was lucky to get such a unique experience :)
I'd like to see a few examples, because I didn't think I was missing much, unlike "Spaced" and its frequent pop culture references. I can't decide who my favorite British Commonwealth buddy team is - Bret & Jemaine, Tim & Mike (from Spaced), or Roy & Moss (from The I.T. Crowd).
Yesterday, when the short version of the "uncut" interview was uploaded, there were a ton of comments about how people couldn't believe Stephen didn't talk about Lord of the Rings. So needless to say, I got a decent laugh while watching this full version. Because OF COURSE Stephen talked about it. Of course he did. Never change, Stephen!
Whoever manages this youtube channel has been making a lot of mistakes lately lol Edit: To elaborate for those who missed it, they uploaded an "uncut interview" version that only added stephen's introduction to the interview. Im glad to find out that wasn't the only additional content though :)
I feel like Jermaine had the fastest walk-on in the history of talk show interviews. 7 seconds from introduction to sitting down on the chair and he still managed to get a handshake in. He really wanted to just sit down I guess.
I went to primary school with Jermaine and his brother, east school in masterton new Zealand back in the 70-80s?! Jermaine was a quiet protective older brother, pretty normal and kool!!!
Laughed out loud in the car just a week ago when Hiphopapotamus came up on random play: "Some people say, my lyrics are sexist, but you b!tches and ho's should know, I'm trying to correct this.". Jermain sounds so conciliatory as he raps that line. Still my go to comedy album for replay-ability.
I love FOTC. I can’t watch one of their shows because I end up binging all the episodes for hours. I was obsessed for a while. So glad they have a special coming up.
Jemaine talking about selling orange juice had me laughing harder then I have in a considerable time. These guys are great. Need more of them in my life. Wish Bret had spoken more.
You do film? Check out "Eagle vs Shark" by Taika Watiti with Germaine but not Brett. Still its a great movie especially from a filmmaking perspective, and it propelled Taika's career.
It's SOO Great to see these Two back together! It's been way too long since they last Collaborated on a big Project! You could tell they were so Burned out after that 2nd season... They did so Much by themselves, I'm amazed of what they achieved on their own terms.
This is what truly funny people are like, without the rehearsal. I know there have been requests for more uncut interviews, but I bet 90% aren't this naturally amusing.
I wouldnt be so hard on Stephen. FotC make it hard for an interviewer and I think they enjoy being awkward. The best parts were where he actually went with them and played along - fame horse, orange juice.
You sound like you aren’t familiar with them... OMG I’m envious...you get the pleasure of experiencing their show for the first time... If this is true and you haven’t seen them before, check out/search “Flight of the Conchords” which was their brilliant show on HBO. And if you like, the film, “What we doin the Shadows” is weird fun.
Colbert really drops the ball in this interview. He has two comedic legends that have their own timing, and he fails to join them. He seems to stop them dead, but they are a great people, so they just keep going.
Hahaha, yeah same! When my neighbour introduced me to Bret, his wife and kid I also just thought, oh cool it's Bret, and then didn't mention anything about his job.
I walked past them in wellys one day when I was very hungover on Taman street and I’d been at uni so had no energy and I didn’t clock it until after I walked past that it was then I just shouted “flight of the concords” and they stuck up a peace sign. They looked hungover too lol
Its more to do with each countries definition of humor. Deadpan humor is popular in some countries and not in others. Americas comedy has a long history of slapstick with an expected applause and unified laughter. The ironic or sarcastic comedy of say NZ or the UK is usually to with people of that country, You enjoy groaning to a joke because you often groan in life etc. Jimmy carr for example is so well received in the UK because he is blunt and has no filter, like a lot of the British. But im america, you need a filter for most people or they are offended, so his comedy is not as popular.
He doesn't do well with comedians at all. I think because they're much quicker and funnier than him. He has writers for his "comedy" and they are the writers of their own brand of comedy. Check out the Bill Burr interview, it's incredibly cringy and it's clear that whoever cues the laughter is biased towards him as well.
What did they say that was funny? I don't think Colbert is a good interviewer and I absolutely love FOTC and the other stuff these guys have done, but there is nothing humorous here, dry or otherwise.
Stephen Colbert seems genuinely nervous in this. Ive never seen him nervous to meet comedians. It could be bc hes not used to non-American comedic timing or these guys are just that iconic in the comedy world. Which I think they truly are.
Tad ridiculous asking them what have they been doing since their TV show. Brett won an Oscar, which surely is more than enough. Jermaine's been incredibly busy. He's been in loads of movies and TV shows: e.g MIB3, Legion, What we do in the Shadows, Wrecked, People Places Things, Divorce etc. And he's done huge amount of voicework: Moana, Rick & Morty, American Dad, the BFG, Rio (1 & 2), Trip Tank, Lego: Batman. They've hardly quit and retired back to NZ.
Because they're ad libbing and he doesn't know where the conversation will head, so he's forced to make jokes similar to their humor. It actually works out better, but either way he's either barely trying or he's forcing himself, making it either exhausting or boring to watch.
They are heavily improv based. Stephen has been improv based for his early career, but he is now written based. They are ruthless to stagnating interviews. You arent incorrect.
Because they, especially Jermaine, have such an incredibly deadpan style. You could see that Stephen at times didn't know if Jermaine was serious or not. It'd take him a second or two, and then he'd have to stop himself from cracking up.
LOVE these guys. Saw "Flight of the Conchords" while browsing in the Ottawa library. Intrigued by the spelling and then the description on the DVD. "The Most Beautiful Girl in the Room" makes me laugh just thinking about it.
"He may be did!" "He maybe did what?" "He may be...did..." "Yeah maybe he did, maybe he didn't, what did he maybe do?" "He may be deed." "You guys fuckin' with me?" "No! Not alive! You know...DEAD." "Ohhhh!! Oh!"
Isn't it great how Bret obviously gets and enjoys Jemaine's jokes, and Colbert (who usually has keen humor) is just off. Always can tell these guys really get and appretiate each other. No wonder they still collaborate.
Surprised that the conversation about Figwit didn't make the 1 hour cut, especially since Stephen also had a chance to talk LOTR with (the surprisingly unversed) Emma Stone.
Doubtful he wouldn't know. Colbert is certified* to know more about Middle Earth than Tolkien. I think, though, that his crew has a "one LOTR reference per episode" limit. * Not an actual certification
"We've had some children. Not together, the doctors told us it wasn't possible."
They are so dry. I freaking love them.
I've heard of an infectious laugh, but these guys have an infectious deadpan.
Masters of deadpan
@@shutterbug826 w3?
With a wit . Talent
Its just new Zealand humour
This has the energy of a bunch of dads waiting for their kids to pack up after a playdate
This is brilliant! 😂
And the dads don't all get along but their kids are besties so you gotta try to be civil.
Awkward is their schtick
Amazing comment
"we're quieter, and that seems nice" - best description of a NZer I've heard.
its true
Yeah, even when you see some 7 foot 200kg rugby player yelling at the opposition you still come away thinking "what a friendly guy"
Canadians, same deal.
clearly never saw what happened at the rugby 7s lol
Standing by the foot path in Christchurch with my wife playing Pokemon GO, 4 people asked us if we needed help or if we were lost. Never would have happened in any big city in the US.
the fact that their lives are a running gag from the TV show of people not knowing things and asking about New Zealand is absolutely incredible
This is probably my favorite interview ever. So awkward but also hilarious if you know these two
hrh
I laughed at this interview more than most. And they were barely trying. Jemaine especially is a gem.
0:57 i love that it's just sort of a throwaway line, but it's friggin hilarious when jemaine, real dryly is like, "i don't...we don't know. we don't book for this show." lol
Stephen seems so thrown off by their timing. Jemaine's sense of humor is so dry that he bucks Stephen. Bret manages to bring it back many times but it's Jemaine's sense of humor that makes this hilarous 😂
i don't like colbert. he doesn't know how to act when his guests are funnier than him. he's awkward when bill burr is on too
@@bobplante1075 I love him as a performer, but he's an awful interviewer. His style is just awkward, and he doesn't know what to do. Take some tips from Conan.
@@lostlakepictures7378 Tough to just emulate Conan, though. The guy is brilliant
I love your reporting Keillor....Keep up the good reporting.
Yeah sort of surprising to me for some reason. Like he just doesn't know what to make of them. I'm guessing the "I'm such a fan" line was just a nicety.
“Bret, you just won an Oscar”
Bret won an Oscar 6 years ago.
Remember Lord of the Rings? In NZ time, that was like yesterday.
@@mosth8ed it was just the other day
@@mosth8ed In NZ time lol.
IN nz TIME its TOMORROW
check your watches
They just got the matrix.
I love when Stephen asks where they've been and Brett replies: "We've just been getting ready for tonight". Brilliant. I miss seeing them together like this. Glad they kept the show to only 2 seasons, as much as I love the show, it was a smart move.
I would have asked so many more questions... third season? New songs? Another album? Future personal projects, current jobs, Jemaine’s acting jobs, Bret’s composer jobs, writing, directing, how they go different directions, How do you guys write new songs together working separately? how is it to work together again... etc etc
But they are from New Zealand. You need to ask a out New Zealand. Lord of the Rings.
"We don't know this, we don't book your show." How did that not get more laughs? I lost it!
NZ PM took the guys up on their dinner request....what a legend.
Super happy to know that! Thanks :)
I’d kill to have her running the USA
She also had a barbecue with Lorde
Cute
She doesn't miss too many publicity stunts.
I moved from illinois to New Zealand when I was 18 for 5 years right around the time flight of the choncords began to air. Let me tell you getting all the inside NZ jokes makes the show so much better and it was already great. I was lucky to get such a unique experience :)
I’m so jealous! I’ve been talking about moving there for years
I'd like to see a few examples, because I didn't think I was missing much, unlike "Spaced" and its frequent pop culture references.
I can't decide who my favorite British Commonwealth buddy team is - Bret & Jemaine, Tim & Mike (from Spaced), or Roy & Moss (from The I.T. Crowd).
This made me smile :) I'm from NZ i was born here and the humor here is great!
Another good new zealand show is Outrageous Fortune
@@Jaedyn.Sanders I wonder if there's any connection to the Canadian show "Slings and Arrows."
I missed these guys so much. I'm SO STOKED that they're back on TV. WOOHOO!
They've also been on TV individually that you should check out. Like Legion, for example.
Uts Ipic
NYJanus Did you steal my name ? LOL.
NYJanus Just pulling your leg really. It’s Nigel Victor James, or NVJames !
Yeah i got a bonner too
“I don’t know the color of her house.” ☠️ dead
Did what?
GargantuanMonster Are you guys tryin’ to f with me? 😆
Gabriel Schaefer no it’s “I don’t know the colour of her house.” C’mon Gabriel, get it right;)
I died there, too, and in the audience like 3 people laughed.
It’s behind a lot of trees that’s why
OMG...This is hilarious and not just because Stephen seemed wholly unprepared for the two of them. Jemaine and Bret are fantastic as always.
"I hevn't mit her, hev you mit her?"
And then she came on and said "We've met before, it's New Zealand, we all know each other." lol
Kate Lattey maybe she met them when she wasn't well known and they'd forgotten...
“Come on sucker lick my battery”
“We’ve met before, a few times actually”
löl
S: "Your country is full of wonderful people"
J: "We're only two of those people."
B: "There's more of us. Five more."
After all these years, I still keep a picture of Jemaine's lips in my wallet.
I loved that episode!
As you do.
😂😂
I totally understand that!!!!
"If someone lights up when they see us we know they're foreign." :D You gotta love them!
Yesterday, when the short version of the "uncut" interview was uploaded, there were a ton of comments about how people couldn't believe Stephen didn't talk about Lord of the Rings. So needless to say, I got a decent laugh while watching this full version. Because OF COURSE Stephen talked about it. Of course he did. Never change, Stephen!
Stephen was even prepared! He had that photo of Bret as Lindir ready to pull out.
Thank you for uploading the proper version!
Whoever manages this youtube channel has been making a lot of mistakes lately lol
Edit: To elaborate for those who missed it, they uploaded an "uncut interview" version that only added stephen's introduction to the interview. Im glad to find out that wasn't the only additional content though :)
I would've liked to have seen their performance though!
SO GLAD they're back. They REALLY made Stephen work in this interview hahahaha.
I feel like Jermaine had the fastest walk-on in the history of talk show interviews. 7 seconds from introduction to sitting down on the chair and he still managed to get a handshake in. He really wanted to just sit down I guess.
I've always gotten the feeling that he's not terribly comfortable with being on stage.
Norm Macdonald easily has the fastest walk-on in talkshow history
Jemaine.
Not interested in the fame horse.
@@windubitably exactly ;)
Colbert appears to not have prepared for this in any way.
Well, he knows who the PM of NZ is. Just not how to pronounce her name.
He seems not to be prepared often
the guests clearly didn't prepare either heh
b-b I’m fairly sure I’ve heard them say 4th before
@@b-b8704 - It's 4th.
They're still as adorable as ever
I went to primary school with Jermaine and his brother, east school in masterton new Zealand back in the 70-80s?! Jermaine was a quiet protective older brother, pretty normal and kool!!!
Jemaine.
Laughed out loud in the car just a week ago when Hiphopapotamus came up on random play: "Some people say, my lyrics are sexist, but you b!tches and ho's should know, I'm trying to correct this.". Jermain sounds so conciliatory as he raps that line. Still my go to comedy album for replay-ability.
I love FOTC. I can’t watch one of their shows because I end up binging all the episodes for hours. I was obsessed for a while. So glad they have a special coming up.
I love watching outtakes of FOTC. I could listen to Jemaine laugh all day. He's so goofy.
I loved these guys from 10 years ago. I haven't seen or heard about them since. Glad they are still around!
Producer: so how much do you know about nz
Stephen: yes
lol
The kings of deadpan are back
I prefer these genuine relaxed conversations on late night shows
Jemaine talking about selling orange juice had me laughing harder then I have in a considerable time. These guys are great. Need more of them in my life. Wish Bret had spoken more.
I feel like every time Bret would go to speak he got interrupted
It’s ok - he speaks more at other things
Well, he did have a good pitch.
Can you believe I just saw the old videos for the first time a couple days ago? How did I miss it? IM IN LOVE. FUNNIEST THING IVE EVER SEEN.
OMG my Screenwriter teacher showed us "What we do in the shadows", it was amazing! So freaking funny xD
Renée Lucero yes it is😂and Jermaine is a hot vampire😌
You do film? Check out "Eagle vs Shark" by Taika Watiti with Germaine but not Brett. Still its a great movie especially from a filmmaking perspective, and it propelled Taika's career.
There is a spin off cop show that has been made. Not sure where you can view it but it's called Wellington Paranormal.
Taika waititi really stole the show though
*Opens Curtain: “...nighttiiiiiiime”.
Had a smile on my face the whole interview, great & genuine dudes.
Bret, present. Jemaine, present. Baert, present. Alright let's begin.
stuff you!!
Aww, now I wish Stephen had started with this.
Not the same without Murray though.
Brit, prisint...
Everything they do make me smile, I love them so much
Do we have any gigs, Murray?
Ah, yes, I've got an answer for that - Yes - the Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
Brett: Is it a paid geeg Murray?
Murray: Let's see...no sez heeya ets free. So no.. not a paid geeg.
Ahhh, Wonderful, whizmical Rhys Darby!!!
@@zazuzazz5419 He is so!
“My rhymes are so potent that in this small segment I made all of the ladies in the area pregnant”
yeah, sometimes my lyrics are sexist but you lovely bitches should know im trying to correct this
vivi spammer lolol yes!!!
“I'm not just wild, I'm trained, domesticated.
I was raised by a rapper and rhino that dated,
And subsequently procreated.”
I still listen to that song and there others regularly! That's my favorite line. That and " you're so beautiful...like a tree". Best compliment ever
Other rappers dis me
They say my rhymes are sissy
It's SOO Great to see these Two back together! It's been way too long since they last Collaborated on a big Project! You could tell they were so Burned out after that 2nd season... They did so Much by themselves, I'm amazed of what they achieved on their own terms.
I'm so happy they're back! I have the biggest crush on Bret, he's such a cutie, even with the salt and pepper hair.
This is what truly funny people are like, without the rehearsal. I know there have been requests for more uncut interviews, but I bet 90% aren't this naturally amusing.
They clowned his ass on his own show, off the cuff. I love it.
Kiwis are always noticable of how laid back we are😂😂😂,it's like they are just sitting at home having tea and scones
I wouldnt be so hard on Stephen. FotC make it hard for an interviewer and I think they enjoy being awkward. The best parts were where he actually went with them and played along - fame horse, orange juice.
agreed
Best interview ever. I genuinely belly laughed a few times, and I'm so glad it meandered around for a while
I've never been happier than this day - the day I found them on tv again. my word!!
0:55 Stephen: D'you know when she's gonna be here?
0:57 Jermaine: I don't we don't know this, we don't book the show.
xD hilarious!
@Sam Fraser Haha, thanks for correcting me 1 year hence ;)
Two of my favorite comedians. Brilliant!
This quite fun !!!! Really liked the natural flow of the awkwardness. I guess unintentionally brilliant stuff 😀
You sound like you aren’t familiar with them... OMG I’m envious...you get the pleasure of experiencing their show for the first time... If this is true and you haven’t seen them before, check out/search “Flight of the Conchords” which was their brilliant show on HBO. And if you like, the film, “What we doin the Shadows” is weird fun.
Im a kiwi and I tend to make people around me break down in hysterics when I talk to them....I have no idea why though
Once you see Stephen ears you can never unsee it again.
I love how dry their humor is. So much so that at some points Stephen breaks but the audience doesn't get it. It's amazing.
Colbert really drops the ball in this interview. He has two comedic legends that have their own timing, and he fails to join them. He seems to stop them dead, but they are a great people, so they just keep going.
OMG he's absolutely right. I saw Jemaine Clement on my way to the Warehouse the other say and that's exactly what I said, "ow, those guys."
Hahaha, yeah same! When my neighbour introduced me to Bret, his wife and kid I also just thought, oh cool it's Bret, and then didn't mention anything about his job.
Yeah typical kiwi. I'm same when I see someone famous haha
It's a cute NZ touch that you mention the Warehouse like we all know what that is. Must be fun living in the Shire.
@@dielaughing73 the Warehouse is a big chain store in the Shire.
I walked past them in wellys one day when I was very hungover on Taman street and I’d been at uni so had no energy and I didn’t clock it until after I walked past that it was then I just shouted “flight of the concords” and they stuck up a peace sign. They looked hungover too lol
It’s hilarious how the crowd didn’t get most of the New Zealand humor.
*humour.
Then why was the audience laughing and applauding so much?
@thatdudefromearth Is that an attempt at humour?
They’re funny because they’re not funny. Get it?
Its more to do with each countries definition of humor. Deadpan humor is popular in some countries and not in others. Americas comedy has a long history of slapstick with an expected applause and unified laughter. The ironic or sarcastic comedy of say NZ or the UK is usually to with people of that country, You enjoy groaning to a joke because you often groan in life etc.
Jimmy carr for example is so well received in the UK because he is blunt and has no filter, like a lot of the British. But im america, you need a filter for most people or they are offended, so his comedy is not as popular.
I can’t, this interview was a shocker I loved it! 🤣🤣 so witty and humorous 🤓😂
Holy wow. That was one of the best guests on a talk show I've ever seen. I laughed till I almost cried.
they have both aged so well, like fine wine
"We don't know. We don't book your show."
Kept this episode on my DVR! These two make me smile, broadly.
Aww it kind of felt like Stephen was having trouble keeping up with their dry humor 😂
He doesn't do well with comedians at all. I think because they're much quicker and funnier than him. He has writers for his "comedy" and they are the writers of their own brand of comedy. Check out the Bill Burr interview, it's incredibly cringy and it's clear that whoever cues the laughter is biased towards him as well.
So true. Cant stand his interviews with comedians.
man, that Bill Burr interview... That was horror itself, specially cause I love Bill.
yeah he seemed super awkward with them eek
What did they say that was funny?
I don't think Colbert is a good interviewer and I absolutely love FOTC and the other stuff these guys have done, but there is nothing humorous here, dry or otherwise.
Stephen Colbert seems genuinely nervous in this. Ive never seen him nervous to meet comedians. It could be bc hes not used to non-American comedic timing or these guys are just that iconic in the comedy world. Which I think they truly are.
These 2 actors seem so chill and down to earth! Very likable
This was really fun to watch. The reactor Brett and Steven in particular really made me laugh.
Tad ridiculous asking them what have they been doing since their TV show. Brett won an Oscar, which surely is more than enough.
Jermaine's been incredibly busy. He's been in loads of movies and TV shows: e.g MIB3, Legion, What we do in the Shadows, Wrecked, People Places Things, Divorce etc. And he's done huge amount of voicework: Moana, Rick & Morty, American Dad, the BFG, Rio (1 & 2), Trip Tank, Lego: Batman.
They've hardly quit and retired back to NZ.
he was asking what Flight of the Conchords have been doing, since he was interviewing Flight of the Conchords
"No, they don't have HBO in other countries, do they?"
"Yes they do, it's spelled H-B-O with an umlaut."
🤣🤣
Sadly it's called HBO Nordic and not HBÖ
Why do I feel like they made Stephen really work for this interview? lol
because stephen sucks at interviewing.
Because they're ad libbing and he doesn't know where the conversation will head, so he's forced to make jokes similar to their humor. It actually works out better, but either way he's either barely trying or he's forcing himself, making it either exhausting or boring to watch.
They are heavily improv based. Stephen has been improv based for his early career, but he is now written based. They are ruthless to stagnating interviews. You arent incorrect.
Because they, especially Jermaine, have such an incredibly deadpan style. You could see that Stephen at times didn't know if Jermaine was serious or not. It'd take him a second or two, and then he'd have to stop himself from cracking up.
Probably cause they're just happy to sit quietly. On Late Night or sitting on some porch, they're probably the same
They have always had the best sense of humor.
can you please upload every interview uncut?
Indeed why is this not a separate playlist?
The other version made it seem like things were more tense
stephen colbert's show has the worst, most obvious and cringey editing of any late night tv show ever on TV
I mean I can try but it's gonna be difficult because I don't work at that show.
@@pjdalton this was the uncut version
Aging gorgeously I see
3:00
The tight denim jacket
They’re so fine 😅
"What We Do In the Shadows" movie was freaking hilarious
have the boys over for dinner please J .
LOVE these guys. Saw "Flight of the Conchords" while browsing in the Ottawa library. Intrigued by the spelling and then the description on the DVD. "The Most Beautiful Girl in the Room" makes me laugh just thinking about it.
I still sing Hiphopapotaus every now and then
Business Time. 😈💚
I'm the rhymenocoris!
My lyrics are bottomless!
@@boondocksdragon8959 Business socks.
Coz there ain’t no party like my nana’s tea party... hey
The Conchords taught me everything I know about home gyms.
And camera phones!
I love these guys! I saw them live once and they were hilarious
Who likes to rock the party?!!?
I like to rock the party!
I like to rock the party!
I lk t rck the prty!
Iltrktpy!
Ilrp!
New Zealand rocks the party
I like to rock the party.
Yes the web. I enjoyed this on the web . The extra bit about the jobs was enjoyable to me on the web . Thank you.
they made stephen so nervous! i'm glad bret keeps saving this or it would've been painful
Proud to say I loved them before it was cool to love them!
The fact that there isnt at least 3 seasons of Flight of the Conchords is a damn travesty!
They themselves stopped because creating new music was a lot of work. The first season they used already made music.
I miss dry humour, living in Umerica
THE BIST BAND IVAH!!!
HAHAHAHA
Chur... rssss
Just to be pedantic, they actually bill themselves as "New Zealand's 4th Most Popular folk PARODY Duo"
"He may be did!"
"He maybe did what?"
"He may be...did..."
"Yeah maybe he did, maybe he didn't, what did he maybe do?"
"He may be deed."
"You guys fuckin' with me?"
"No! Not alive! You know...DEAD."
"Ohhhh!! Oh!"
I'd love for them to return and do a Season 3, comedy is in desperate need of these guys again.
The mob would "cancel" them by the second episode... comedy is a minefield at the moment unfortunately.
Isn't it great how Bret obviously gets and enjoys Jemaine's jokes, and Colbert (who usually has keen humor) is just off. Always can tell these guys really get and appretiate each other. No wonder they still collaborate.
I wish flight of the concords and IT Crowd would do a show together!
next one will be 20 mins
Surprised that the conversation about Figwit didn't make the 1 hour cut, especially since Stephen also had a chance to talk LOTR with (the surprisingly unversed) Emma Stone.
Precisely what I was thinking! When I watched the aired version I thought maybe for a second Colbert somehow didn't know about Figwit.
Doubtful he wouldn't know. Colbert is certified* to know more about Middle Earth than Tolkien. I think, though, that his crew has a "one LOTR reference per episode" limit.
* Not an actual certification
Pleasant interview. No hyper emotions going up and down no pomp ... Nice
I loved that interview! cracking up the whole time :D
Oh I just adore them! So funny and I can't wait to see the new special
imagine Jemaine Clement meeting Nick Offerman
Holy shit that would be amazing
See both of these guys around ponsonby all the time. NZ is like a small town when it comes to Auckland.