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Inspired by the British series Spitting Image, Gibson Group's Public Eye features latex puppets based on drawings by cartoonist Trace Hodgson and built by a team headed by future Weta FX maestro, Richard Taylor. Highlights from the first episode include a boxing match between former finance minister Ruth Richardson and Winston Peters; Helen Clark's attempts to convince a bunch of labour party ministers to enforce a ban on pornography; and cricketer Richard Hadlee's failure to promote a life insurance company while being interviewed by Keith Quinn.
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Television, 1996 (Full Length Episode)
A documentary series on NZ social and economic change in the 1980s
Television, 1994 (Full Length)
An iconic NZ TV puppet moment
Television, 1996 (Full Length Episode)
A documentary series on NZ social and economic change in the 1980s
Television, 1980 (Full Length)
A comical view on NZ politics
Television, 1996 (Full Length Episode)
A documentary series on NZ social and economic change in the 1980s
Television, 1996 (Full Length Episode)
A documentary series on NZ social and economic change in the 1980s
1989 Listener Film and Television Awards
Best Entertainment Programme
Finalist - Most
Outstanding Website
The ONYAs 2010 & 2011
Best Entertainment Website
Finalist – Website design
Qantas Media Awards 2009
NZ ON SCREEN 2012
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