Manaia Stewart

Or it'd be in the comments section on social media.

Oh, this one.

And in fact, there was a Between Two Bears episode with, no, Dom Harvey, one of the ones where they make you cry and talk about your illnesses.

Yeah.

They interviewed...

Phil Smith?

Yes, he talked about the next one that was Eating Media Lunch, Skip, where you, it was Super Size Me, where you went up K Road and ate kebabs until you turned into an Islamic extremist.

Yeah, but this is the problem.

When you use something as the subject of a joke, it's not the butt of the joke, but it's the subject of the joke, people get offended on, because they don't know...

what it is that you're taking the piss out of no it's not you're not taking the piss out of Islam you're taking the piss out of people that think that doing that would cause that I think that's why the satire and parody thing is really important yeah you've got to you've got to have context this is the problem you've got to understand something to actually realise what people are doing yeah and yeah it's the same with the farming Māori things like this isn't slagging off it's just what's the most ridiculous example I could use to illuminate what they're doing on that show yeah

And so we cut that bit out ourselves.

No, I believe, as we said before, the only one was the one with the graffiti.

Well, what about in the Birdland one, visited a weka farm in Southland that was shown caring for pet mice, then releasing them to be eaten by weka?

Did it?

Yeah.

The Grand Tour, Jeremy Wells and the NZSO, the Symphony Orchestra Tour of China and Europe.

Yeah.

During the discussions with the musicians, conductors, orchestra fans and health professionals, ask one of the orchestra directors if there are any rules about sexual practice before performances.

I think that's a good question.

Questioned a resident doctor at a concert hall in Germany saying, what about if someone goes down in the orchestra with possibly a bow through the testicles or something along those lines?