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This episode of the stand-up comedy TV marks an early screen appearance for Flight of the Conchords. Jemaine and Bret are in parodic mode with versions of songs that will later appear in the first HBO series and on their debut album. Funky 'Ladies of the World' goes beyond Julio Iglesias, while 'Bowie' is their homage to the Thin White Duke's space years (plus telescopic nipple transmissions). Mike King hosts the show, John Glass reflects on bachelorhood and kissing etiquette, and Chris Brain manages to reference bikers, the Wiggles, Bill Gates and Star Wars.

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 Mandy Toogood
 Simon  Sinclair
 Chris  Brain

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The best character of all time is in Star Wars — Chewbacca. It’s mostly guys who are into Chewie. Basically he’s a space Westie: full body mullet, drives a Falcon ...