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Synopsis

TV personality Jaquie Brown plays (and plays up) herself for further delightful comic effect in the second series of The Jacquie Brown Diaries (renamed The Jaquie Brown Odyssey for DVD release). In the Qantas Award-winning TV3 satire Brown is an egomaniacal reporter looking to climb the media ladder any which way she can. This episode sees Brown googling herself, and a late-night forum post sends her spiralling towards celebrity booze binge self-destruction on K Road. In her wake Auckland’s Metro social pages set are skewered with self-referential glee.

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 Jaquie Brown
 Gerard Johnstone
 Hayley Cunningham

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 Hamish Begbie

Hamish Begbie

Man I miss this show. Best scripted comedy NZ's ever produced.

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Quotes

Alright look, I didn’t want to have to bring this up, but I think it’s important you know. She’s going out with a DJ. 
A razor sharp satire on fame, insecurity and television itself. 
Takes comedy in a much needed new direction. 
So you’re Tom eh? I met you at that 42 Below Party ... so ... how funny is your YouTube clip! I’m kinda a Deathslayer fan from way back. 

Awards

2010 Qantas Film and Television Awards
Best Director - Drama/Comedy Programme (Gerard Johnstone)

2010 Qantas Film and Television Awards
Best Comedy Programme