Comedian James Mustapic revisits the New Zealand TV shows from his childhood that he can't forget. [2017-2018]
James Mustapic goes back, way back to the glory days of NZ Idol. He specifically looks at the three titans of the show: Lummis, Murphy and Shaw. Does he like what he sees? Is it simply a mirror into his own soul? Will the memories stay repressed?
Once again James Mustapic dives deep to check up on a beloved TV viewing memory from his childhood. In this episode, James enters the black hole of well loved kid’s TV show: Sticky TV. Can he make it back alive?
James goes right back to a show that scared him silly: Sensing Murder, the OTT psychic crime reality show that let crystal ball gazers poke around old murders.
From the Big Save lady, to ASB’s Goldstein, to a very young Taika Waititi touting Fruit Bursts in Wellington train station – these are the TV ads that made James Mustapic the man he is today.
What do you get when you mix a bizarre selection of celebrities who have nothing in common with each other and a Gin Wigmore track? It’s an Air New Zealand safety video! And James Mustapic is here to rank them from worst to best.
Short-form videos explaining the news written and hosted by Robbie Nicol, with cameos from your favourite Spinoff writers. The series is filmed and edited by Isaiah Tour.
In an increasingly disrupted world, individuals and community organisations are working to make Aotearoa a little better every day. This series shines a light on them. Made in partnership with Woolworths.
After their cross-country quest to find love, comedians Brynley Stent and Kura Forrester embark on new relationship adventures and make life-altering decisions. Made with the support of NZ On Air. [2025-]
From a dahlia farm to a house bus, six families find their own ways of educating their children. [2024]
Motorsport lovers say goodbye to the Pukekohe Park Raceway in a series of lasts as the raceway approaches closure. [2024]
