Wingmen

What a way to end a show about two guys who came to conquer America one fan at a time. They didn’t even have that one fan the whole time. Murray does his best to manifest a happy ending, which they do get despite some trouble with the embassy…There’s never trouble with Blueberry Pancakes! Continue to follow us for many shenanigans to come!

The moon is a horny old drunkard and there are goldfish on every surface in the apartment! Jemaine is both Bret and Murray’s wingman and he is exhausted! Mel, Dave and Eugene also wingman for Bret. John is Jemaine’s wingman but forgets and goes too far. Murray is Jemaine's wingman with the cops and keeps him out of trouble. Greg is always Murray’s wingman (aka scapegoat) and Doug is always Mel’s. Let blueberry pancakes be your wingman!

Murray and New Zealand's Prime Minister are developing New Zealand Town, complete with Gary the sheep, Maori warriors in their natural habitat, bungee jumping and a replica of the tooth brush fence! Bret and Jemaine can't help because they have been introduced to a very addictive substance that gives them all the confidence they need--hair gel! They discover they can actually be cool and maybe even get people to come to their gigs. Trouble comes when they wake up one morning to find the hair gel has run out and so has their confidence. Murray convinces them that they never needed the gel in the first place, so they play a gig all excited before discovering that they actually do need the hair gel to be cool...also blueberry pancakes.

Everyone is benefiting from this agency for look-a-likes. Bret and Jemaine get a gig, Jemaine gets a girlfriend, Mel makes out with Bret, and Murray introduces the Prime Minister of New Zealand to the president of the United States! New Zealand is only 18 hours away from New York, but blueberry pancakes are wherever you want them to be!

Bret and Jemaine host a benefit to raise money and awareness for epileptic dogs, for which Bret is also developing a vaccine. No one is surprised to find out it’s actually to impress a girl they both want to date, which plays havoc on their friendship. This episode has everything: stolen dogs, slow motion doves flying, a family portrait of Bret and Jemaine and their baby, a proper duel and maybe even blueberry pancakes!

Jemaine accidentally sleeps with an Australian and then accidentally a few more times. He accidentally makes her his girlfriend, and then she accidentally robs their apartment and tapes Bret to the door. Go nightclub, listen to dancing music and eat Blueberry Pancakes!

Electric Copper and White Gold-Rust Belt are best of friends, and Murray wants to have that level of friendship with Bret and Jemaine. They are on board to be friends with Murray, but not with his other friend, Jim. Mel's dreams are having real consequences, and Murray did not bring an extra jock for Jim. They could have all been friends over a big stack of blueberry pancakes!

Everyone is experiencing dissing and having hurt feelings (one song is even called “Tears of a Rapper”), except the Australians—they’ll never learn…and Steve. Stay cool and eat blueberry pancakes! Don’t forget about J!

Bret wanted to have tea at the same time as Jemaine so he bought a second cup for their household. This launches a series of events which lands them both in jail for prostitution. Selling Superstraws to Mel and playing gigs without guitars can only last so long, eventually you need blueberry pancakes!

Why did you come , Doug, if you didn't want to light a fire? Murray is too fancy until he's not, Bret has one shoe, and not many people know this but women have very different dental needs from men. We're not sure Dave knows any actual women, and the Polish Doggy Bounce may be worse than then the Crazy Dogggz...and NOT better than Blueberry Pancakes!