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Famous for being New Zealand television's first sitcom, Buck House centred on the antics of a group of uni students sharing a flat in Wellington. In this sixth episode of the first series, Reg - played by a fast-talking, afro-headed Paul Holmes - gets embroiled in his flatmate Joe's latest illicit moneymaking scheme. 'Escorts Unlimited Limited,' as Joe (Tony Barry) tries to explain, is a sure fire winner - that is, until Buck House's other flattie, the left-leaning Jo (Jacqui Dunn) invites a member of the local constabulary home for a cup of tea.
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Nicolas
Posted at 03.18PM - 09.02.2013
Fascinating, a very assured performance from Paul Holmes, very clear diction and projection. Not so convinced by Tony Barry though...overall it doesn't really work.