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| Rhys Darby | ... | ||
| Kristen Schaal | ... | ||
| David Costabile | ... | ||
| John Hodgman | ... |
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Bret: A biscuit?
Murray: Nope, not even close. Jermaine?
Jemaine: Another kind of biscuit?
Murray: No, I haven't got a biscuit, have I? I said no biscuit. It's not gonna be another kind, is it?
Bret: Is it a really *big* biscuit?
Murray: IT'S NOT A BISCUIT!
Jemaine: I don't know. You know I'm not very imaginative.
Murray: OK, well, you've ruined this game, I'll just show you.
[He shows them the muscial greeting card which plays their song]
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Written by Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie
Performed by Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie
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Murray: Hey guys, guess what's in my hand?Bret: A biscuit?
Murray: Nope, not even close. Jermaine?
Jemaine: Another kind of biscuit?
Murray: No, I haven't got a biscuit, have I? I said no biscuit. It's not gonna be another kind, is it?
Bret: Is it a really *big* biscuit?
Murray: IT'S NOT A BISCUIT!
Jemaine: I don't know. You know I'm not very imaginative.
Murray: OK, well, you've ruined this game, I'll just show you.
[He shows them the muscial greeting card which plays their song]
[...]
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"Bowie"Written by Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie
Performed by Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie
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Flight of the Conchords sort of changed its pace after episode five, mainly due to new directors on staff. 'Bowie', the first episode of what I consider the second half of the season, is probably the weakest, or among the weakest, in the entire season, and a lot of people gave up on the series after it. Don't do that - the latter episodes have a bit of a different atmosphere, but there are some great ones there. 'Bowie' too, while it's not quite one of the best, has some fantastic moments, and some great acting from Bret especially. 'Bret You Got It Going On' is a hilarious musical number. 'Bowie's in Space' is the kind of song that works better in live performances, as it was really just tacked on to the end of the episode in a pretty unconvincing manner. Not a great episode really but worth a watch.