New Zealand Spy (2026) Season 1 Episode 3

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In the thrilling third episode of "New Zealand Spy (2026): The Informant," the clandestine world of espionage takes center stage. As agents navigate a treacherous landscape, the true identity of a crucial informant becomes paramount to the operation's success.  The episode delves into the high-stakes intelligence gathering required to outmaneuver adversaries. Viewers will witness the meticulous planning and execution involved in sensitive missions where every decision carries significant weight.  Explore the complex ethical dilemmas faced by operatives as they grapple with loyalty and deception. The narrative skillfully examines the psychological toll of prolonged undercover work and the constant pressure of maintaining a double life.  Prepare for a gripping exploration of the spycraft, uncovering the intricate details that define the world of intelligence operatives. This installment promises suspense and profound insights into the shadowy realm of national security.  #NewZealandSpy #TheInformant #SpyThriller #IntelligenceOperations

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00:12Oh!

00:13Oh!

00:29Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned.

00:33Forgive me, madam, for so have I.

00:36Who are you?

00:37I have information.

00:39Pray tell.

00:39Hold on to your seat, darling.

00:41And if you're wearing a hat, I might suggest you hold on to that, too.

00:46I'm ready.

00:49Yesterday's explosion was the doing of an Australian assassin.

00:53Yes.

00:59Is that it?

01:01You knew that?

01:02Yeah, I knew that.

01:04Well...

01:04So that is it?

01:06Obviously not.

01:07Okay.

01:09There's a, um...

01:11There's a man.

01:12Yeah?

01:15No, that's actually all I've got.

01:16I was just...

01:17You were gonna just make something up?

01:18Yeah.

01:18Yeah, for God's sake.

01:22Lovely to meet you.

01:26Forgive me, Father.

01:27I've done something really disgusting.

01:29I'm not a priest.

01:30I'm not a priest!

01:31did this.

01:38Sora!

01:46Michael, Michael!

01:48Where am I?

01:49You're in the hospital again.

01:51Oh, man, I gotta stop getting into hospital.

01:53You've got to stop getting in the hospital.

01:55My mission-to-hospital ratio is terrible.

01:57It was 100%. Two hospitalizations, two missions.

02:01So I ran?

02:02Dead.

02:04I'm sorry.

02:05Why'd they kill him?

02:06We don't know, but, uh, I want you to take a break.

02:09Go someplace and recuperate.

02:11I'd like to bring Magnus to justice.

02:13Sue said he's left the athlete's village.

02:14I put a tracker in his backpack.

02:16It only works for half a mile. He could be in Canberra by now, Michael.

02:19It's time for you to take a break.

02:20Fly fishing? I don't know.

02:22I don't know what you young people do.

02:30Actually, I have always wanted to go to...

03:21I don't know what you mean.

04:10Great day for it.

04:11Great day for what?

04:12Espionage.

04:13In the park.

04:14What have you got for me?

04:16I expect you're wondering why I brought you down here.

04:18Well, I assume it's because you've got some information.

04:20I have some information.

04:20Yeah.

04:21Well, it better be good this time.

04:22Uh-huh.

04:24The head of the Australian intelligence service is a man named...

04:27Dennis Green.

04:28Dennis Green, yes.

04:30And it may interest you to know that he's currently in New Zealand.

04:34We know that.

04:35Uh-huh.

04:36He is staying at the home of a millionaire by the name of Norman White.

04:40We know that.

04:42Down in Queenstown.

04:43We know that.

04:44Uh-huh.

04:45He may have ordered the hit on the Indian foreign minister.

04:49He did.

04:52Yeah.

04:52You better keep talking.

04:53I swear to God.

04:56Hello.

04:57Hello.

04:58Don't take that.

05:00That's unprofessional.

05:01I walked for 20 minutes.

05:02Then I caught two buses.

05:03Then I walked for another 10 minutes to come here for you to once again tell me something

05:08I very much already know.

05:09Can I have my paper back, please?

05:11No.

05:11Can I have my paper back, please?

05:13Why do you even need a newspaper?

05:14I don't like people looking at me.

05:15Why not?

05:16Because I'm a spy!

05:17Fuck you!

05:17I'm a spy!

05:18In the middle of a park!

05:19Well, don't take my newspaper.

05:20I was reading that!

05:22What were you reading?

05:24Current events.

05:25Ugh.

05:27Don't contact me again until you have something I don't already know!

05:31Ah!

05:31You ripped it, man!

05:40What did that guy just get?

05:41That's the wine tasting board.

05:43Could I please get that, but with apple juice?

05:46We only have one type of apple juice.

05:48I don't mind.

05:49So just to clarify, you want six glasses of apple juice?

05:51On the piece of wood.

05:52And it's all the same type of apple juice?

05:54Hmm.

05:55Okay.

05:57Can I ask you something?

05:59Sure.

05:59What was that plane spraying on the grapes?

06:02We don't have any planes.

06:04You don't use planes?

06:06Never.

06:08I have two questions.

06:09One, where is the nearest airfield?

06:11Two?

06:12Can I get these last bad boys to go?

06:14One!

06:29Hold it, get down!

08:45You know, I had to convince the man in reception, you're my husband.

08:51That is so funny and crazy.

08:55What a funny idea that I'm your husband.

08:58That's such a crazy concept.

09:00That's like really, really funny.

09:02It's witty.

09:04Yeah, I mean, I didn't think it's that funny.

09:06No, neither.

09:08No, neither.

09:10It's just...

09:12It's just funny.

09:18It tastes like an apple.

09:23It tastes like an angel.

09:25An angel.

09:26Who is that?

09:27Who is that?

09:28No, I'm Angel.

09:29Yeah, I don't know who that is.

09:32Come.

09:32I want to try something.

09:35Okay.

09:38Okay, so I will be playing the role of an extremely wealthy woman, and you will be playing the role

09:46of my young, lowly pool boy.

09:50Okay.

09:51Okay, go out and knock on the door.

10:00Who is it?

10:02It's the pool boy.

10:04Please do come in, young man.

10:12Hello.

10:17Are you okay?

10:18No, I am extremely old and sick.

10:22I don't know about this.

10:24What?

10:24You're not attracted to me because I'm old and sick.

10:28I really don't feel that good.

10:30You don't feel good.

10:31I'm on death's freaking door.

10:40This is getting silly.

10:42I know.

10:43I can't keep flying around the country doing hospital visits.

10:45I'm sorry, sir.

10:46I spoke to the doctor.

10:48He seems to think you've swallowed quite a bit of glyphosate.

10:51What is that?

10:52Apple juice?

10:52It's a very potent herbicide.

10:54From apple juice?

10:55No.

10:56Did you drink some apple juice?

10:57Oh, yeah.

10:59Well, it's not from apple juice.

11:00It's used to kill plants.

11:02Why would someone want to kill plants?

11:03They're so innocent.

11:05Did you consume any products that might have been used to kill plants?

11:08Not that I know of.

11:11Unless it was the white powder that Magnus' plane was dropping on all the grapevines.

11:15Well, yeah.

11:16It will definitely be that.

11:17I don't know what that was, but that burn might throw something crazy.

11:21It might have been that.

11:22Yeah.

11:22It was definitely that.

11:24Yeah.

11:24Possibly.

11:25Definitely.

11:26Maybe.

11:27Definitely.

11:28It was definitely that.

11:36Right.

11:36Whatever information you're about to tell me, I swear to God, if it is something that

11:42I already know, I'm going to grab that painting off the wall and smack it down on your head

11:47so hard that you'll get stuck in there like a damn loony toon.

11:50Is that clear?

11:51Yep.

11:51Mm-hmm.

11:52Great.

11:52What have you got for me?

11:56Norman White, the millionaire who's chummy with the Australian Intelligence Service.

12:01Mm-hmm.

12:01Well, his birthday is the 24th of October.

12:14Did you know that?

12:15No.

12:16No?

12:16Really?

12:17Technically, I did not know that.

12:20We're in.

12:21He's done it.

12:21Fantastic.

12:22With that said, in what world would we need to know that?

12:27In this world.

12:28That's his special day.

12:2924th of October.

12:30It's useless information.

12:32You didn't say it had to be useful information.

12:34You said it had to be information that we didn't already know.

12:36Mm-hmm.

12:38I guess I did.

12:38I'm absolutely buzzing.

12:40I'm absolutely buzzing.

12:41Is this a date?

12:42What?

12:43Hmm?

12:44This?

12:45Is this a date?

12:45No.

12:46With the art gallery?

12:47No.

12:50Could have told people it was a date?

12:51No, it's not.

12:51I'm not.

13:11Cup of the morning.

13:14oh my gosh sorry that's okay i didn't feel like it anyway send him through immediately

13:20don't let him flirt with you i'm not flirting with her i'm not flirting with you he can't

13:24hear you unless i press the button oh would you like me to press it yes please

13:32hello what are you doing come in

13:40okay oh wait before you go i just wanted to say something the other day you asked if i wanted

13:46to

13:47go to the movies with you and i said that i couldn't because i had a boyfriend well he actually

13:53broke up with me so i'm now available to go to the movies with you oh you don't want to

14:01anymore

14:02oh no it's it's definitely not that it's just that there is this woman you have a girlfriend

14:07she said i was like an apple it's okay she's not like you should probably go in michael

14:14i should i should go in

14:19firstly congratulations to anderson for winning the bronze medal thank you yeah you didn't actually

14:24help with the mission but we're all very proud of him thank you now down to business the australians

14:30are poisoning our grapes what i know first of all they killed the indian foreign minister

14:35and now they're killing our grapes why that's exactly what we need to find out i have my man

14:41mark on the line he works for the new zealand environmental agency i'm gonna bring him up on

14:45the picture phone mark what is this picture phone sorry what what's supposed to happen well it's a

14:57picture phone yeah it's like a phone with a picture picture phone okay yeah picture of what well the

15:03picture of the person you're talking to in this instance it's mark i can't see anything no oh it has

15:08a camera on the top oh so mark has a picture phone well how is that relevant well for us

15:13to get the

15:14picture surely mark would have to have a camera in his telephone that's a good point mark yeah do you

15:22have a picture phone oh he doesn't have a picture oh mark can you tell me what you just told

15:30me before

15:30when i asked you who was the main importer of glyphosate to new zealand norman white thank you

15:37mark that's all i need to know well i went to high school with him yeah figure skating oh god

15:46that's

15:47sad yeah no we'll pass on my regards to to the yeah okay well i've got to i've got to

15:53go i've got

15:53everyone's here in the meeting but um yeah okay well are you gonna stop talking mark yeah can you

16:00can you shut up you shut up please mark i've got to go do you mind shutting up mark just

16:08hang up

16:09thank you sue that's a very good idea now where were we norman white of white's agricultural

16:15supplies fame third richest man in new zealand we went to his house in queenstown exactly he's a scorpio

16:22my sources tell me he also has a warehouse in the bay of islands i want you to take a

16:27look tonight

16:31no one told me you were coming down here so but i haven't prepared much

16:37did manage to uh whip these up

16:41jeans ladies and gentlemen you are looking at an incredibly durable pant

16:49stylish versatile comfortable jeans are timeless do they do anything i'll tell you what they won't do

16:56is get a rip and if they do that's kind of cool now ripped jeans i could picture you in

17:01a in the

17:02ripped jeans just sort of a don't care attitude yeah i'm not taking life too seriously so they're

17:07just regular jeans i've been busy i won't made his special watch how did it go by the way it

17:12was good

17:13thank you he loved it i'm wearing jeans can i just point that out why would i need those jeans

17:17i didn't

17:17know that i didn't look at your legs i only look at a woman's head what about this that's just

17:23a

17:23tranquilizer well we'll take that what for to tranquilize probably it's only got one dart that my friend

17:32is all we'll need oh that my friend is all we'll need

17:40at 2200 hours aka 10pm tonight thank you two of us will approach the warehouse from the water in a

17:47kayak our getaway vehicle will be here a third person will approach around the back on foot through the

17:53woods any volunteers i will really nice walk through the woods actually sounds kind of good

18:02this is not a nice walk through the woods

18:07i never said nice she never said nice shut up michael this isn't even the woods this is thorny bush

18:57i'm in two

18:59I said we're sorry. I forgot. I'm we're we're we're that's right

19:22Going inside now don't do all the snooping without me

19:39I

19:40Abel Tasman National Park

19:52What brings a British spy to New Zealand the world unity games

19:57I'm leaving for London tomorrow. Are you yes, what'd you tell the New Zealanders told them?

20:04I thought the bomb was probably you guys

20:05I think they knew that told them that Norman White's birthday

20:10Was the 24th of October that doesn't seem relevant at all well. It's his special day

20:15So that's a bit disrespectful. What else told them that you were staying with Norman White Queenstown?

20:22Just that do you mean just that that's three good bits of info. It's nothing. That is not nothing. That's

20:27good stuff

20:28That is you can go on time

20:30You're just gonna let me go just like that you're harmless. It's I'm not harmless. Excuse me harmful

20:37Will a bloody harm go away. You know what there is a world

20:42Where I punch you and shoot you

20:44It's not funny

20:47unbelievable

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