Throng

Sunday 22 June, 10.45pm

The third series of The Unauthorised History Of New Zealand, recommences tonight at 10.45pm on TV ONE.

Unorthodox historian Jeremy Wells unearths New Zealand's past and rummages through forgotten Kiwi tales. With the help of some remarkable footage gleaned from TVNZ Archives, the show continues to deliver some shocking truths about New Zealand and its history.
This episode explores the notion of Beauty - harking back to the days when the beauty contest reigned and no one batted an eyelid at being called 'Miss Kentucky Fried Chicken'. With beauty tips from Dave Fane, Sam Hunt and Sir Robert Jones.

The Unauthorised History Of New Zealand Sunday 6 January, 9.55pm
Unorthodox historian Jeremy Wells returns for a third series of The Unauthorised History Of New Zealand, tonight at 9.55pm on TV ONE.

Wells continues to unearth New Zealand's past and rummage through the forgotten Kiwi tales. With the help of some remarkable footage gleaned from TVNZ Archives, the show continues to deliver some shocking truths about New Zealand and its history.
Episode one takes a look at religion: A spiritual journey through our history taking in missionaries, Mormons, the Popemobile, and a transexual prophet.

Monday 12 February, 10.15pm

Unorthodox historian Jeremy Wells returns in a new series of 'The Unauthorised History Of New Zealand', starting Monday 12 February on TV ONE.

The seven-part series examines New Zealand's past through various themes such as Fame, Folly, Ingenuity, Money, Pleasure, Evil and Conflict. With the help of some remarkable footage gleaned from TVNZ Archives, the show continues to deliver some shocking truths about New Zealand and its history.
Episode one examines fame. From mountain climbers to social climbers, Wells tracks the rise and fall of Cookie Bear, Chloe of Wainuiomata and Michael Jackson, amongst others.

New to TV ONE Monday 12 Feb 10.15PM

Unorthodox historian Jeremy Wells returns in an all-new series of ‘The Unauthorised History of New Zealand’.
From the National Party's controversial cats in the workplace policies to other assorted catastrophes, this show will continue to deliver some shocking truths about New Zealand and its history.