New Zealand Listener

What they said:

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“hahaha, it’s so good!”

– Lena Dunham admires The Real Housewives of Auckland on Instagram.

“We got to get y’all married!” –

Bishop Michael Curry gets down to business at the royal wedding.

“We can’t wait to mock the baby’s accent and then claim it as our own.” –

The Project Australia greets the

Prime Miniature.

“Now we’ve all gone goo-goo ga-ga.” – The AM Show’s

Mark Richardson fails to get clucky.

“There could be some blimps on the horizon.” –

Winston Peters predicts an alien invasion or something, on Q+A.

“I fell in love with Prince Harry.” – Paddy Gower

shares his feelings on The Project.

“Mufasa won’t wake up!” – Get over it, Matty. “Mary Poppins is a woman and Santa Claus is a man.”

– Simon Bridges wades into the gender debate on The AM Show.

“I do get in the caskets to test them. People will think that’s weird.” –

Casketeers’ Francis Tipene.

“It tells you an awful lot about New Zealand that our big debate is about Santa.”

– Jeremy Corbett on

The Project.

“My cat Pussy is a real beauty. I love Pussy. In fact, my whole family love Pussy …”

– Jeremy Wells, just

don’t.

“It’s a patch of grass with two sets of posts and lines on it, ultimately.”

– Wallaroos coach Dwayne Nestor gets to the existentia­l essence of Eden Park.

“Breaking news: I think I just saw Victoria Beckham smile.”

– The media goes troppo at the royal

wedding.

“I’m tired of talking about rich guys playing golf and what kind of organic radishes he’s eating.”

– Paddy Gower goes troppo reporting on Barack Obama’s visit.

“He really does look like a pervert.” – Unkindness for

Grubby the guinea pig on Seven Sharp.

“You don’t have to defend men. It’s acknowledg­ing that women live with that sort of almost primal state of vulnerabil­ity every day, all day.”

– Ingrid Hipkiss schools Mark Richardson about the reaction to Grace Millane’s killing.

“We need to stop talking about Santa.” – Paddy Gower.

“Our father, who art in heaven. Seriously? What the actual f---?” – Offred/June speaks for us all on The Handmaid’s Tale.

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