Pulp Comedy
Television, 1995–2003
Pulp Comedy succeeded the talent quest A Bit After Ten as a TV outlet for stand-up comics. Its origins lay in Auckland's Comedyfest which was established to capitalise on the city's burgeoning early 90s stand-up scene. Showcases at the Powerstation led to a request from TV3 for a television series. Produced by Mandy Toogood and Simon Sinclair, it ran for eight years and provided national exposure for novices as well as leading lights like Mike King, Ewen Gilmour, Flight of the Conchords, Michele A'Court, Brendhan Lovegrove, Philip Patston and Cal Wilson.
Pulp Comedy Presents Cal Wilson and Friends
Television, 2001 (Full Length Episode)
Pulp Comedy Presents Ewen Gilmour
Television, 2001 (Full Length Episode)
Pulp Comedy - Series Five, Episode Three (Rhys Darby, Mike Loder & Justine Smith)
Television, 2000 (Full Length Episode)
Pulp Comedy - Series Five, Episode Two (Flight of the Conchords)
Television, 2000 (Full Length Episode)
Pulp Comedy - Series Seven, Episode Four (Flight of the Conchords)
Television, 2003 (Full Length Episode)
Pulp Comedy - Series Seven, Episode Three (Taika Waititi)
Television, 2003 (Full Length Episode)
Pulp Comedy - Series Six, Episode 11 (Sam Wills)
Television, 2001 (Full Length Episode)