The Topp Twins television series was a highly acclaimed New Zealand comedy and musical show created by twin sisters Jools and Lynda Topp. Running for three seasons, the show featured their iconic cast of original Kiwi characters, including the bossy Camp Mother and her bumbling companion Camp Leader, the Bowling Ladies, and the cross-dressing Ken and Ken. The series followed the twins as they integrated their musical performances and comedic sketches into everyday New Zealand life and events, such as A&P shows, netball matches, the Otago Cavalcade, and speedway racing. The show is a major piece of New Zealand broadcasting history.
Beach
Jun 1, 1996
In this hilarious debut episode of The Topp Twins series, join The Topp Twins' iconic characters Camp Mother and Camp Leader as they take on the ultimate Kiwi challenge — entering a triathlon!
Polo
Jun 8, 1996
Lynda and Jools ride headfirst into the traditions, quirks, and elegance of this elite equestrian sport — Topp Twins style, of course! Expect ponies, posh accents, and plenty of laughs as they mix with players, fans, and polo royalty.
Waka
Jun 15, 1996
Camp Mother and Camp Leader find themselves swept up in the excitement of a Māori waka regatta — a powerful celebration of culture, tradition, and some very competitive paddling! As beautifully carved canoes race up the river, expect heartfelt moments, cultural insights, and, of course, plenty of signature Topp Twins humour.
A&P Show
Jun 22, 1996
Camp Mother and Camp Leader head to the heart of rural New Zealand for the beloved A&P Show. Together, the pair explore the quirks and characters of this iconic Kiwi tradition. From prize cows and homemade jams to wood chopping and sheep shearing, it's all happening at the showgrounds — and no one’s safe from the Twins’ trademark mischief!
Shears
Jun 29, 1996
The pair go behind the scenes at a high-stakes international sheep-shearing competition, where speed, skill, and woolly chaos reign supreme!
Scouts
Jul 6, 1996
The hilarious duo take on an international scout jamboree in one of NZ’s most beautiful wilderness areas.
