Flight of the Conchords

Bret McKenzie portrays a fictionalized version of himself in Flight of the Conchords. He is one half of the musical comedy duo Flight of the Conchords, along with Jemaine Clement. Bret is the more laid-back and sensitive member of the duo, often taking a passive role in their adventures.

Jemaine Clement portrays a fictionalized version of himself in Flight of the Conchords. He is the other half of the musical comedy duo Flight of the Conchords. Jemaine is often more assertive and business-minded than Bret, but still shares a comedic rapport with him.

Kristen Schaal portrays Mel in Flight of the Conchords. Mel is the obsessive fan and sole president of the Flight of the Conchords Fan Club. She often inserts herself into Bret and Jemaine's lives, leading to awkward and hilarious encounters.

Rhys Darby portrays Murray Hewitt in Flight of the Conchords. Murray is the band manager for Flight of the Conchords and works at the New Zealand Consulate. He is well-meaning but often inept, resulting in comedic misadventures for the duo.

Arj Barker portrays Dave in Flight of the Conchords. Dave is one of Bret and Jemaine's friends and frequently interacts with them in New York City. He provides comedic moments and adds to the overall humor of the show.

Lucy Lawless portrays Paula in Flight of the Conchords. Paula is Bret and Jemaine's lone fan at their gigs. She often expresses her attraction towards the duo and gets involved in their musical endeavors.

Alan Dale portrays the Australian Ambassador in Flight of the Conchords. The Australian Ambassador is a recurring character who frequently clashes with the duo, often due to his disdain for New Zealand and his desire to assert Australian supremacy.

Greg Proops portrays Martin Clark in Flight of the Conchords. Martin Clark is a manager at a pawn shop where Bret and Jemaine often visit. He is known for his sarcastic and witty remarks, providing comedic moments throughout the show.