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Bro'Town (2004– )A modern day fairytale about five Auckland teenagers growing up in the big bad city, bro'Town chronicles the schoolboy misadventures of Vale, Valea, Sione, Mack and Jeff da Maori in a proudly suburban, non PC satire. Creator:Elizabeth Mitchell |
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David Fane | ... |
Jeff da Maori
(28 episodes, 2004-2009)
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Mario Gaoa | ... |
God
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Oscar Kightley | ... |
Vale Pepelo
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Shimpal Lelisi | ... |
Valea Pepelo
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Bronwyn Bradley | ... |
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(25 episodes, 2004-2009)
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Teuila Blakely | ... |
Sina Tapili
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Nathan Rarere | ... |
Additional Voices
(14 episodes, 2005-2009)
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A modern day fairytale about five Auckland teenagers growing up in the big bad city, bro'Town chronicles the schoolboy misadventures of Vale, Valea, Sione, Mack and Jeff da Maori in a proudly suburban, non PC satire.
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5 September 2004 (New Zealand) See more »Company Credits
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I caught the first episode of Bro'Town on a flight from Heathrow to NZ.Didn't expect a huge amount but I was bored (It's a loooong flight.....).Was I ever wrong?I laughed.Long and hard,loud enough to annoy other passengers.Okay,there were a few things I didn't get (the whole Brother Ken thing for example,but after Googling.....)but on the whole I found it hilarious,as did my wife who watched it as well.So much so that we bought all three seasons on DVD when we arrived in NZ.I will admit that it has its ups and downs,but show me something that hasn't.As for being offensive to minority stereotypes,get real,they have a go at EVERYONE,including we Scots! I doubt it'll ever be shown on British TV but who cares?We've got the DVDs! To quote (South African stereotype) Joost Van Der Van Van-"Masterful Rex,masterful!"