http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/07/09/Flight-of-the-Conchords--Yoko.aspx Don’t look now, but a woman is getting in the way of the band’s success yet again. Of course, as usual, she’s not a very serious girlfriend. But, of course, Flight of the Conchords is not much of a band either. This time it’s Bret who has become smitten with Coco, his co-worker at the sign-holding job. Yes that’s Coco, which rhymes with Yoko — as in Yoko Ono, the original band-killer. Bret and Coco are getting pretty serious, and probably would be even more smitten if it weren’t for Jemaine tagging along on all their dates. In fact, Jemaine suggests they start going to more manly places, like paintball or the strip bar, and maybe she doesn’t have to go on the dates all the time, either. But, that just drives Bret even closer to his new love. The last straw comes when Coco goes to one of the band meetings and shows them a poster she made of the band (the first sign of the “Yoko syndrome,” according to band manager Murray, is an “arty” girlfriend). But, it ends badly as Coco walks out and Bret throws a sandwich in Jemaine’s face (I could listen to Jemaine whining “I’ve got to-mahto on me!” in that kooky New Zealand accent all day). en-US Critics Rant info@criticsrant.com Subtext Version 1.9.4.0 http://www.criticsrant.com/images/default_gravatar_bullhorn.png http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/07/09/Flight-of-the-Conchords--Yoko.aspx 77 60