Know Your Roots

G2019

RealityComedy

Fresh presents 'Know Your Roots' where 8 urban NZ celebrities battle it out Maori & Pasifika styles in a bid to not be the Most Plastic Poly present.

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Production

Tikilounge Productions, Fresh TV, The Coconet

Language

Status

Returning Series

First Aired

September 21, 2019

Last Aired

September 24, 2022

Networks

Fresh TV, The Coconet

Created By

Olly Coddington, Elizabeth Koroivulaono

Trailers & Videos

Where to Watch

Region US · Lang EN

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Seasons & Episodes

Select a season to view episodes. Reddit links may contain spoilers.

Season

Episode 1

Air date: 2019-09-21

It's time to swap those Jordans for Jandals - Join our host Olly Coddington for Episode 1 where their first challenge is to make a hangi from scratch. Will our contestants handle the heat of the first challenge? Find out right here!

Episode 2

Air date: 2019-09-29

Which of our celebrity contestants will gain immunity and avoid elimination? Will our contestants be able to work in teams to make it through to next week?? A strong rivalry forms between 2 of our more aggressive contestants 😂

Episode 3

Air date: 2019-10-05

6 of the original 8 celebrity contestants remain, and this week they have to put their bodies on the line to stay in the competition! PLUS there’s even more at stake – whoever makes it through this week gets to go to Samoa for the next round!

Episode 4

Air date: 2019-10-12

Our remaining celebrity contestants have made it to Samoa!! Team work is over, it’s all about individual challenges from here on! It’s everyone for themselves! What Pacific challenge faces them this week? And will they handle the humidity of tropical Samoa?

Episode 5 (Finale)

Air date: 2019-10-19

It’s the grand final of our reality game show series and it’s taking place in beautiful Samoa! Which of our celebrity contestants has what it takes to claim victory and the title of The Least Plastic Poly??!

Cast

Holy Boy Dom

Contestant

Gaby Solomona

Contestant

Petmal Lam

Contestant

Regan Foa'i

Contestant

Judaxx

Contestant

Katelyn Vaha'akolo

Contestant

General Fiyah

Contestant

Charlie Pome'e

Contestant

Waiata Jennings

Contestant

Joe Fa'agase

Contestant

Shimpal Lelisi

Host

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