This 'alternative' version of New Zealand history was made by the team behind Eating Media Lunch. Channelling Kenneth Cumberland — presenter of heavyweight 80s series Landmarks — Jeremy Wells plumbs the TV archives to poke fun at New Zealand, and its people. Some excruciating hilarity is mined from artifacts of visitation to southern shores, from Bill Clinton to the Beatles. In the two excerpts of this episode about famous visitors, Muhammad Ali's fast food tastes down under are examined; the Dalai Lama finds bad karma in Christchurch; Charles and Diana visit in 1981; and mirth is mined from all things ovine.
Warning: This content may offend some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.
As a backward and stupid people, we cream ourselves over any form of royalty.– Jeremy Wells
Made with funding from NZ On Air
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