The Mighty Boosh - Series 1 And 2 [Non-US Format, PAL, Region 2, Import]

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The Mighty Boosh - Series 1 And 2 [Non-US Format, PAL, Region 2, Import]

Howard Moon and Vince Noir are two zookeepers at the Zoo-Niverse. Here they encounter many strange adventures including boxing kangaroos, missing cheese-headed explorers, jazz-funk musicians with doors in their heads and a visit to Monkey Hell. Includes Series 1 and 2.

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The Mighty Boosh - Series 1 And 2 [Non-US Format, PAL, Region 2, Import] Reviews

This series is jaw droppingly strange and funny. Why isn't it better known, and when will there be a North American release.

It's an innocent charm but an odd one. By the 2nd Series the Boosh Boys have left the Zooniverse and are sharing a groovey psychedelic pad with Bollo the ape and Naboo the Shamen. Beware though - if you like your comedy mainstream and obvious humour, move along. English comedians Noel Fielding and Julian Barrett play Vince Noir and Howard Moon two dreamers who in the 1st series are working in a zoo (the Zooniverse owned by American Bob Fossil, played by Rich Fulcher) who spend each episode on magical, and often rather silly adventures.

Whether they are arguing about jazz versus electro like two 12 years olds, crossing the arctic tundra to steal a magical emerald, trying to escape from Ape Hell, meeting with Old Gregg or mateing with a Yeti, their colourful sets, costumes and fabulously original music numbers (each episode has a musical set piece) will take you with them to the Surreal Life. In the second series the sets and backgrounds definately become even more colourful and surreal. Strange little animations, puppets, men in animal costumes, cheap but effective sets and special effects all add to the charm. The comedy is innocently surreal rather than dark but it's never over sweet.

If you like your comedy surreal and foolish with a gently twisted edge then look no further and come with us now on a journey through time and space to the world of the Mighty Boosh. There is nothing for you here.