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bro'Town - The Weakest Link
bro'Town - The Weakest Link
Television (Full Length Episode) – 2004 Captioned Animation Young Adults Comedy
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This animated hit follows the adventures of five kids growing up in the Auckland suburb of Morningside. The show's fearless, un-PC wit was developed from the poly-saturated comedy of theatre group Naked Samoans. In bro'Town's very first episode, Valea gets hit by a bus and wakes up a genius, allowing him to demonstrate that his school is not just full of dumbarses after the boys compete on a school quiz show. The Simpsons-esque celebrity cameos start strong, thanks to Robert Rakete, Scribe, PM Helen Clark, David Tua and "marvellous" John Campbell.
I'm just a part of a team and if a small child in Morningside smiles because of the success of our team, then I consider my life lived.– Valea Pepelo
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Music
Music composed by Nesian Mystik