Oscar visits Oamaru, where he comes across a gaggle of pretty penguins, as well as a chap called Bruce Comfort who knows everything about a structure 99% of Kiwis are unaware exists.
Twain joins a list of distinguished guests who have bagged Palmerston North, but his rantings from 1895 give rise to a bold experiment in 2018 - can a cat play a piano?
Oscar visits Hawera where he draws parallels between Mark Twain and local writer Ronald Hugh Morrieson of "Came A Hot Friday" fame. Oscar also meets locals doing great things in the region of Mount Taranaki.
Oscar visits Dunedin which, along with New Zealand's modern railways, Twain was highly complimentary of. Plus in Timaru, Oscar learns of a famous local boxer.
Oscar ends his journey in Whanganui where he discovers how sneaky sly-groggers got around prohibition booze bans, and the real motive behind an ill-fated raid on the Uruweras.
Oscar visits Rotorua - the birthplace of New Zealand tourism - described by locals in Mark Twain's time as "Cure-land". He then travels to the site of the 1896 Tarawera eruption, and explores Napier.