Summary
- Flight of the Conchords actor Rhys Darby teases a potential reunion, saying they are "always discussing" it.
- The show laid the groundwork for lifelong creative partnerships between the likes of Darby, Jemaine Clement, and Taika Waititi, who have all collaborated since.
- The higher profiles and creative skills of the cast could attract more viewers to a Flight of the Conchords reunion, making now the perfect time for it to happen.
Flight of the Conchords actor Rhys Darby teases a potential reunion. The musical comedy show originally aired on HBO in 2007, airing a low-budget first season that ended up becoming incredibly well-regarded. Flight of the Conchords was awarded a season 2 but never got another season after its sophomore effort.
Speaking to Deadline at the Creative Arts Emmys, Darby teases a potential Flight of the Conchords reunion. The actor said that a reunion like this is something he and his creative companions are “always discussing.” Teasing the return more heavily, Darby noted that: “There will come a time when the world really, really needs [the reunion] and we will suddenly appear.” Check out the full quote from Darby below:
“We’re always discussing the sort of things we’d like to do in the future and looking back at the classic things we’ve done. There will come a time when the world really, really needs [the reunion] and we will suddenly appear.”
Why A Flight of the Conchords Reunion Should Happen Now
Flight of the Conchords introduced the world to several New Zealanders who would later become critical talents of TV comedy. In addition to Darby, the series starred Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement, the latter of whom also created the show alongside James Bobin. Hugely successful director Taika Waititi also serves as a director on four episodes of the show, years before he became the Oscar-winning director-producer sensation that he is today.
Since working on Flight of the Conchords, of its team have ed forces again on multiple occasions. This includes Waititi and Clement, who worked together on the film What We Do In the Shadows as well as the television show. Waititi also works alongside Darby in the hit pirate comedy Our Flag Means Death. These collaborations demonstrate how Flight of the Conchords laid the groundwork for lifelong creative partnerships, and the strength of these bonds could easily bring the crew back together again.

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In the elapsed time between Flight of the Conchords season 2 and now, its stars have only grown higher profiles and honed their creative skills. This clout could do wonders for a Flight of the Conchords reunion, as instead of introducing a novel show, the reunion could attract viewers of What We Do in the Shadows and Our Flag Means Death. Now is the perfect time to bring back the goofy charm of Flight of the Conchords, and based on Darby’s words, it just might happen when one least expects it.
Source: Deadline

Flight of the Conchords
- Release Date
- 2007 - 2009-00-00
- Network
- HBO Max
- Showrunner
- Taika Waititi
Cast
- Bret McKenzie
Flight of the Conchords was an HBO-based television series that followed the rise of The Flight of the Conchords, a folk band duo from New Zealand hoping to make it big in New York City. Although the duo really do produce music, Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement play exaggerated and fictionalized versions of themselves. The show was released in 2007 and lasted two seasons.
- Seasons
- 2
- Streaming Service(s)
- MAX
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