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TV personality Jaquie Brown plays (and plays up) herself for delightful comic effect in this hit TV3 satire. Brown plays an egomaniacal reporter looking to climb the media ladder any which way she can. Auckland's aspirational set: a cast of Metro social page alumni and wannabes, are skewered with self-referential glee. The show won Best Comedy at the 2009 Qantas Film and TV Awards. This episode sees Jaquie striving to exit Woman's Day's 'Plump it Hottie' section, appropriating a tampon, and performing in a celeb singalong.
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New Zealand inherited 15-year-old Jaquie Brown from England. Following a stint at Auckland’s 95bFM in her late teens, Brown soon became ensconced in the...
2009 Qantas Film and Television Awards
NZ On Air Best Comedy Programme
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Outstanding Website
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Best Entertainment Website
Finalist – Website design
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a d reid
Posted at 11.20AM - 08.01.2011
Why are we not allowed to read the credits??? they play at an insane rate . how do can you all involved in this production permit yourselves to be demeaned this way ?