Lucy Zee is freelance writer/illustrator and works fulltime as a creative producer for television.
Because dating isn't already horrible enough, an app named Attractive World recently launched in New Zealand aiming to make it worse.
Lucy Zee pours a cup of tea and delves into the creepy slow-burn that is the Chanui ad universe.
Lucy Zee counts the many ways the Transforma Ladder infomercial impressed audiences everywhere, from its multitude of uses to its dapper salesman.
New Zealand's unlikeliest spokesmodel is at it again, fronting a strangely timely apocalypse-themed ad campaign for Tim Tams. But what other products should Steve Hansen put his unique talents behind? Lucy Zee has some suggestions.
Because dating isn't already horrible enough, an app named Attractive World recently launched in New Zealand aiming to make it worse. Current members decide whether prospective members are hot enough to be allowed in. Lucy Zee went undercover to see if it was as shitty as it looked.
Lucy Zee revisits the sensual 90s ad for Toffee Pops, starring Carlos Spencer and a whole lot of lust.
In this rare Spinoff sealed section, Lucy Zee rounds up some of the most memorable sex scenes in local TV history.
Lucy Zee remembers the iconic TV2 ad where a penguin drove a bus and Suzanne Paul had a garage sale.
New Zealand was spoiled for choice of after school anime shows in the early 2000s. Lucy Zee remembers the female heroes who shaped her childhood.
Everyone loves a nostalgia trip, remembering a time when the world wasn't melting so fast. Join Lucy Zee as she looks back at the white guys who were on TV way too much.
For years Lucy Zee thought maybe she had dreamed a hot and steamy TV series set in Auckland's boy-racer underworld. But it was very real, and there hasn't been anything quite like it since.
Lucy Zee remembers the iconic infomercial to end all infomercials.
Lucy Zee attempts to solve one of the last remaining mysteries of modern times: at what moment does Elliot in Mr Robot become irresistibly attractive?
Lucy Zee salutes Chanel Oberlin of Scream Queens, the alpha of the comedy-horror series who never wears the same fur twice.
John Key was a lot of things to different people. For some, a hero. For others, a villain. And for illustrator Lucy Zee, a nude model.
Cartoons, whether they do so intentionally or not, play a large role in shaping the beliefs and prejudices of children. Lucy Zee looks back at the '90s cartoons of her youth and how they may have been more forward-thinking than they're given credit for.
Lucy Zee attempts to solve one of the last remaining mysteries of modern times: at what moment does Elliot in Mr Robot become irresistibly attractive?
