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In this Mo’ Show edition Mark Williams and Otis Frizzell explore Kingston, Jamaica with their tour guide — poet and singer Italee (an appearance that led to her being cast in a series of NZ rum TV adverts). She introduces them to reggae stars Luciano, Dean Fraser and Buju Banton (who, like any good scientist, refuses to disclose the secrets of his work); and a visit to Hellshire Beach allows them to sample its celebrated (and dangerous-looking) Jamaican style fried fish and pastry. After watching Italee perform in a club, the pair take to the stage themselves.

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 Sam Tozer
 Mark Williams
 Otis Frizzell

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 otis frizzell

otis frizzell

Some of the best times ever...
Don't know if you're allowed to make telly like that any more. We were too loose! Ha Ha

 Talamarysina Tautua

Talamarysina Tautua

greAT EPISODE, if only this show was around still, pretty cool stuff!!
love love reggaee!!

 Toby Hyman

Toby Hyman

Man that was the best episode ever.
is there anything this good on tv these days?

 sarah frizzell

sarah frizzell

Bring it back!

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