cisse cameron played sally on flight of the conchords.
cisse cameron played sally on flight of the conchords.
who plays sally on flight of the conchords?
cisse cameron
"sally" was written by series co-creators james bobin, jemaine clement, and bret mckenzie, the latter two starring as the titular flight of the conchords. bobin directed the episode. the episode is the first of the series to feature rachel blanchard as sally. the character returns to disrupt bret and jemaine's lives in the fifth episode, "sally returns". in "sally", the character mel shows bret that she carries around a picture of jemaine's lips in her wallet. this was inspired by an incident that happened to the band during the filming of their documentary "a texan odyssey" which covered their trip to the 2006 south by southwest (sxsw) festival in austin, texas. the incident was caught on camera and is included in the documentary. judah friedlander has a cameo appearance in this episode, playing the role of the man who tries to sell dave a cake.
sally (flight of the conchords)
clement and bret mckenzie formed flight of the conchords while at victoria university. they have toured internationally and released four cds: "folk the world tour" in 2002, "the distant future" ep in 2007 (winner of 2008 grammy for best comedy album), "flight of the conchords" in 2008 and "i told you i was freaky" in 2009. in 2005 the conchords produced "flight of the conchords", a six-part comedy radio programme on bbc radio 2. they appeared on "late night with conan o'brien", the "late show with david letterman" and "the late late show". after appearing in 2005 on hbo's "one night stand", the conchords were offered their own 12-part hbo series "flight of the conchords", which was based on their earlier bbc radio series of the same name. its first season ran from june to september 2007, and was renewed for a second season, which aired on hbo in the us from january to march 2009. in december 2009, the conchords announced the show would not have a third season.
jemaine clement