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It's in the Bag - Waimamaku (Series Four, Episode Four)
It's in the Bag - Waimamaku (Series Four, Episode Four)
Television (Full Length Episode) – 2012 Te Reo Game Show
It's in the Bag (Māori Television)
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Māori Television Collection
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Wheel of Fortune - Celebrity Episode (10 October 1992)
A popular 90s game show
Kaikohe Demolition
More Northland culture
Heartland - Hokianga
More heartland Hokianga
What Now? - 30th Birthday Show
Features Stacey Daniels Morrison
Pete and Pio - Series One compilation
Pio Turei starred in this
Weekly Review No. 332 - Hokianga ... Backblock Medical Service
Hokianga in an earlier era
After School - Māorimind (Episode)
Another bilingual quiz show
It's in the Bag - Dunedin (1974)
The original Selwyn Toogood-hosted show
2016 Matariki Awards
Stacey Morrison co-presents this
Pictorial Parade No. 47
The answer to an Opo question is in this Pictorial Parade
It's in the Bag - Opunake (Series Four, Episode Six)
A later episode from the series
Pokarekare Ana - A Māori Love Song
Documentary on Pokarekare Ana
In 2009 Māori Television rebooted the Selwyn Toogood-hosted 70s game show, with presenters Pio Terei and Stacey Daniels Morrison giving contestants the immortal choice: the money or the bag? In this episode — complete with web players — the road show comes to Ngāpuhi territory: the Northland town of Waimamaku. The series is bilingual; but how ever you say it be careful what you choose: as Stacey says, “Instead of a TV you might get a can of V!” The show ends with Pio leading a ‘Pokarekare Ana’ singalong. “Too much!”
We’re in their hall, this beautiful old whare, with the tamariki, with the whānau, we’re going to have a ball.– Pio Terei introduces the show
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Made with funding from Te Māngai Pāho