Character Analysis
New Zealand Prime Minister Brian
Played by Brian Sergent
21 jokes across 2 episodes of Flight of the Conchords
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21
7.2
7.0
Absurdist
Prime Minister delivers 21 scored jokes across 2 episodes of Flight of the Conchords, averaging 7.2 on craft and 7.0 on impact for a career WAR of 1.0. Their comedy leans toward absurdist. The highest-scoring line is below.
Funniest Prime Minister Lines
Prime Minister:Prime Minister recognizing the Matrix 'glitch' and running for the edge
Prime Minister:Prime Minister's obsession with the ending of Cars movie
Prime Minister:Good. It was touch and go there for a while. Thank you for that, Murray. That was well done.
Prime Minister · Murray:Prime Minister feeling 'one up from angry' - 'livid'
Bret · Prime Minister:They'd be very small, almost like crumbs. 900... I think that's too many. Try and split the difference.
All Jokes — 21 total
Prime Minister:Prime Minister asking what day it is 'yesterday?'
Prime Minister:Prime Minister's obsession with the ending of Cars movie
Prime Minister:Good. It was touch and go there for a while. Thank you for that, Murray. That was well done.
Prime Minister · Dave:You know what that is, don't you? Glitch in the matrix. Fuckin' a.
Prime Minister · Murray:Prime Minister feeling 'one up from angry' - 'livid'
Prime Minister:Prime Minister's concern about looking like 'a complete and utter turkey'
Bret · Prime Minister:They'd be very small, almost like crumbs. 900... I think that's too many. Try and split the difference.
Prime Minister:Prime Minister recognizing the Matrix 'glitch' and running for the edge
Prime Minister:I knew it... a bloody glitch. I knew it!
Prime Minister · Bret:We're gonna have Gary the sheep. He's flying over from New Zealand. Really? Yes, New Zealand's most famous sheep is gonna be there. He's on hiatus.
Prime Minister:New Zealandtown between Chinatown and Little Italy - which isn't exactly accurate geographically
Prime Minister:We have a chap shearing him. Well, pretending to shear him. Be mime shearing him. Mime shearing him because Gary's got his look. We can't mess with that.
Bret · Prime Minister · Murray:Would you like us to play? Well, no, we're looking for a cool band. They are available. We're considered quite cool, aren't we? In their minds, yes.
Prime Minister:Complex chain of command explanation ending with discretionary power over Greg
Prime Minister:Paula's second in command after me and then you and then Greg. So if I wanted to, I could tell her to do something and then she'd tell you to do it. But I could tell Greg. That's at your discretion.
Prime Minister:On a basic level this works, but I think we could use more development.
Prime Minister · Paula · Murray:Paula, could you please ask Murray what time it is? Um, hey, Murray, have you got the time? 2:00. It's 2:00, prime minister. Yes, I heard and I think he heard me.
Prime Minister · Paula:Well, Gary, you must be jet-lagged. Let's get you off to your accommodations. Did you ever think I'd end up being prime minister, Paula? No. Complete surprise to me.
Paula · Prime Minister:You can't drink in public over here. - Well, we're in New Zealandtown now. There's nothing they can do about it.
Prime Minister:Quiet, everyone. It's some genuine native Maori warriors. We don't want to disturb them in their natural habitat. If you'd like to take pictures, do it very very quietly.
Prime Minister:Okay, everybody off. That was New Zealandtown.