There 'might not' be more 'Flight of the Conchords,' says star Jemaine Clement
While the network -- and fans -- have been awaiting word of a third season, Clement said he and co-creators Bret McKenzie and James Bobin had not yet decided on whether they want to keep the show going. The second season followed New Zealand bandmates Clement and McKenzie's move to New York, where they tried to make it in the music business.
"It very likely might not," Clement said. "It could come back in a shorter season or like a special." He expects a decision to be made within a month.
Part of the problem? It doesn't sound like Season 3 has been written yet. "We've got to write the series, but we've also got to write the songs, and just dividing your time into those two writing tasks is really tricky," Clement said."We've left their future entirely in their hands," said HBO spokeswoman Nancy Lesser. "We would love to have more, and we left an open door at HBO."
-- Denise Martin
Photo: Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie in "Flight of the Conchords." Credit: HBO



The show was brilliant but I really don't think there's a need for a third season. Things wrapped up nicely and to be honest even the second season felt a bit forced at times.
Posted by: Jesco | November 04, 2009 at 12:56 PM
This is what happens with all unique shows.
The creators start to get burned out and want to flee.
Perhaps they should look to "The Office" (American version) as a possible way forward. By opening the show up to other writers and musical collaborations, they could take the show to a whole new level that (as the originators) they can't see for themselves.
Be brave. Be bold. Just do it.
Posted by: JAKE | November 04, 2009 at 01:59 PM
It is a very difficult task to write songs and a show script at the same time. It's a great decision that HBO let Jemaine decide if there was going to be a season 3 or not. The second season was one of the bests, songs included and wouldn't mind the wait for the third.
Posted by: Miguel Padilla | November 04, 2009 at 07:07 PM