Flight of the Conchords — Season 2

Bret and Jemaine dismissed Murray, feeling overlooked in his favor for the Crazy Dogggz, and found themselves with an immediate opportunity: a commission to write a jingle for a commercial. Simultaneously, Murray’s luck took a turn. He unco…

A subtle shift occurs in Bret and Jemaine's lives, a slow unraveling beginning with Bret’s acquisition of a delicate teacup. The ripple effect of this seemingly minor purchase sends Jemaine spiraling toward increasingly desperate means of b…

Seeking protection from rappers he’d insulted in verse, Bret assembles a crew. Meanwhile, Murray and Jemaine find themselves facing down a band of aggressive Australians. And Jemaine is left with an unwanted, lingering presence in the form …

Murray attempts to improve Bret and Jemaine's standing within his estimation of their friendship, enlisting his inquisitive companion, Jim, in this endeavor. Meanwhile, Mel insists that Bret offer an apology for some regrettable conduct dur…

Jemaine's new relationship with an Australian proved a source of considerable displeasure and disruption for Bret.

A spark of competition ignites between Bret and Jemaine when they both find themselves vying for the affections of a woman, complicated by the disappearance of her dog, who suffers from epilepsy.

Murray arranged a meeting for the Prime Minister of New Zealand. Meanwhile, at the close of a tribute performance, Jemaine found himself unexpectedly entangled with an enthusiastic admirer of Art Garfunkel.

Aspiring to an air of effortless coolness for their performance at the grand opening of a new, compact New Zealand community in New York City, the Conchords find themselves unexpectedly captivated by hair gel.

Bret enlisted the assistance of Jemaine and Dave in his pursuit of the clerk at the budget-friendly zoo, a place that also functioned as a pet shop. Meanwhile, Jemaine extended a helping hand to Murry, who was seeking reconciliation with Gr…

Facing an insurmountable rent bill, Bret and Jemaine find themselves with no choice but to seek refuge with Mel and Doug. Murray, ever the opportunist, is convinced a theatrical production detailing the band's history holds the potential fo…


