Wellington Paranormal: Season 3

2021

Created by Taika Waititi, Jermaine Clement
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6 episodes
Comedy
Fantasy

Officers Minogue and O'Leary tackle supernatural activity across New Zealand's capital city in this spin-off of 2014's What We Do In... More

Officers Minogue and O'Leary tackle supernatural activity across New Zealand's capital city in this spin-off of 2014's What We Do In The Shadows.

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Where to watch Wellington Paranormal: Season 3

Wellington Paranormal: Season 3 is available to stream in the... More United Kingdom now on Amazon Video and Apple TV Store and Google TV and Now and Sky Go and Microsoft.

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Wellington Paranormal: Season 3 episodes

Invisible Fiend

After getting called out to a mysterious home invasion with... More no visible signs of entry, Minogue and O'Leary manage to arrest an invisible entity and bring it in for questioning.

Te Maero

After finding footage of a camper being abducted by a... More large hairy creature, the cops decide to head for the bush.

Fear Factory

The cops’ worst nightmares are realised when they encounter a... More shapeshifter who turns into the thing you fear the most.

The Sevens Ghosts

Minogue and O'Leary go searching for a group of ghostly... More rugby fans dressed as Where's Wally.

Revengers

A meteor strike gives superpowers to a Neighbourhood Watch group... More who decide to take the law into their own hands; it's up to Minogue and O'Leary to take the law back.

Fatberg

When a large, congealed blob of fat in the Wellington... More sewers becomes sentient, Minogue and O'Leary go underground to confront the monster.

Wellington Paranormal: Season 3 | Ratings & Reviews

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88_%2 reviews
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"There is a real underdog charm to Wellington Paranormal."

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News.com.au

"Season 1 review: A deeply funny deflation of a gormless Kiwi ego that looks like indifference and sounds like a monotone."

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The Spinoff

"Season 1 review: In officers Minogue (Mike Minogue) and O’Leary (Karen O’Leary), returning from their hysterical minor roles in Shadows, this show could not have better leads."

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BirthMoviesDeath

"Season 1 review: If you have seen it then I'm sure, like me, you're delighted to see your tax dollars are still hard at work serving and protecting decent, warm blooded, unpossessed Kiwis."

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Stuff

"Season 1 review: They're all linked by the unexplained, horrific presence of zombies, spirits and alien activity in the New Zealand capital - and of course, by [Taika] Waititi and [Jemaine] Clement's dopey, straight-faced brand of humour."

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