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7 Days - 200th Episode
Television (Full Length Episode) – 2015
It's Friday 4th December, 2015 and panel series 7 Days is celebrating its 200th episode with a live audience at the Auckland Town Hall. Everyone is up for a party, and nothing says 'party' more than guest Tim Shadbolt jumping out of a giant cardboard cake. The recipe is the same, but longer: two teams of comedians lead by regulars Paul Ego and Dai Henwood compete for wildly erratic points, but for this episode 7 Days becomes 7 Years, as the panel riff off news stories dating from 2009 when their first episode aired, through to 2015. Jon Toogood and choir Viva Voce guest star.
You know he's not dead. I'm still getting Linked In requests from him.– Dai Henwood spins another joke about Osama Bin Laden
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Acknowledgements
Made with funding from NZ On Air
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