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bro'Town - The Weakest Link Television – 2004 Captioned Animation Young Adults Comedy

bro'Town - The Weakest Link

Television – 2004 Captioned Animation Young Adults Comedy

PG Parental Guidance

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Part one of two from this full length episode.

Part two of two from this full length episode.

The credits for this episode.

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.

Key Cast & Crew

Elizabeth Mitchell

Producer

Mario Gaoa

Writer, Actor

Shimpal Lelisi

Writer, As: Valea Pepelo

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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

Produced by

Firehorse Films

Source

Firehorse Films

Availability

Available to buy from Mighty Ape.

More information

bro'Town on Comedy Central

Rights

The copyright for this title is held by Firehorse Films Ltd

Acknowledgements

Made with funding from NZ On Air and TV3.

Music

Music composed by Nesian Mystik