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[[caption-width-right:245: Kids' show, kids' show/[[BlatantLies oh good lord it's a kids' show]] ]]
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[[caption-width-right:245: Kids' show, kids' show/[[BlatantLies oh show / [[BlatantLies Oh good lord lord, it's a kids' show]] show!]] ]]
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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Finger Force from the episode "Diversity".
** Mandy (redhead)
** Jenna (blonde)
** Becca (brunette)
** Kendra (brunette)
** Mandy (redhead)
** Jenna (blonde)
** Becca (brunette)
** Kendra (brunette)
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''Wonder Showzen'' was a grotesque BlackComedy parody of ''Series/SesameStreet'' by art collective Creator/{{PFFR}} that managed, against all odds and ExecutiveMeddling, to last two complete seasons on Creator/{{MTV}} 2 between 2005 and 2006. It features delights such as:
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''Wonder Showzen'' was a grotesque BlackComedy parody of ''Series/SesameStreet'' by art collective Creator/{{PFFR}} that managed, against all odds and ExecutiveMeddling, to last two complete seasons on Creator/{{MTV}} 2 [[Creator/{{MTV}} MTV2]] between 2005 and 2006. It features delights such as:
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''Wonder Showzen'' was a grotesque BlackComedy parody of ''Series/SesameStreet'' by art collective PFFR that managed, against all odds and ExecutiveMeddling, to last two complete seasons on Creator/{{MTV}} 2 between 2005 and 2006. It features delights such as:
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''Wonder Showzen'' was a grotesque BlackComedy parody of ''Series/SesameStreet'' by art collective PFFR Creator/{{PFFR}} that managed, against all odds and ExecutiveMeddling, to last two complete seasons on Creator/{{MTV}} 2 between 2005 and 2006. It features delights such as:
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** An in-universe ShoddyKnockoffProduct has a bragging "11" puppet [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything exploding after being tackled by a horizontal "9"]].
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* ExactWords: "If a bully is mean to You, don't Be mean back, just kill'em with kindness"
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* IAmNotShazam: In-universe with Mr. Body, Whose actual name is apparently dennis
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* OverlyLongGag: The first season finale. The episode was about patience, and they made it to test your patience as much as possible. People talk as slowly as possible, there's Clarence trying to get an old guy to say "Patience" right, and to take it UpToEleven, halfway through, they run the first half of the episode ''backwards'' to "literally undo any damage [this episode] may have caused", with a few segments abridged, and with a few minor changes (including "Punctuation Marks with Punk Mark" not having music in the background). After that the episode turns into one on the topic of "Speed" for about five minutes, but THEN, at the end, a recap of the entire episode (including the recap itself) is played at warp speed during the credits.
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* OverlyLongGag: The first season finale. The episode was about patience, and they made it to test your patience as much as possible. People talk as slowly as possible, there's Clarence trying to get an old guy to say "Patience" right, and to take it UpToEleven, up to eleven, halfway through, they run the first half of the episode ''backwards'' to "literally undo any damage [this episode] may have caused", with a few segments abridged, and with a few minor changes (including "Punctuation Marks with Punk Mark" not having music in the background). After that the episode turns into one on the topic of "Speed" for about five minutes, but THEN, at the end, a recap of the entire episode (including the recap itself) is played at warp speed during the credits.
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''Wonder Showzen'' was a grotesque BlackComedy parody of ''Series/SesameStreet'' by art collective PFFR that managed, against all odds and ExecutiveMeddling, to last two complete seasons on Creator/{{MTV}} 2.2 between 2005 and 2006. It features delights such as:
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* ContentWarnings: All of the episodes begin with a warning stating that the show contains content that is "too controversial and too awesome" for actual children to watch and that letting a child watch the show would make you a bad parent or guardian.
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* ContentWarnings: All of the episodes and the returns from commercial break begin with a warning stating that the show contains content that is "too controversial and too awesome" for actual children to watch and that letting a child watch the show would make you a bad parent or guardian.guardian; on top of a more standard one by MTV at the bottom of the screen on MTV airings.
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* AnthropomorphicTypography: In the form of foam puppets.
** In "Birth", the depressed N, the detective S, [[spoiler:and their baby, a lower-case I. ("[=SiN=]")]]
** "Diversity" has a Jewish "J" falling in love with an Arab "8".
** "History" features an obnoxious number 2 who isn't going to settle for being second-best.
** In "Birth", the depressed N, the detective S, [[spoiler:and their baby, a lower-case I. ("[=SiN=]")]]
** "Diversity" has a Jewish "J" falling in love with an Arab "8".
** "History" features an obnoxious number 2 who isn't going to settle for being second-best.
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* CreatorCameo: The two still images of the boys on the intro are actual photos of the shows directors, Vernon Chatman and John Lee, when they were kids.
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* ShallowParody: "Horse Apples" has next to nothing to do with any actual Southern-based TV show, instead being extremely tired Southern stereotypes (some of which make absolutely no sense, such as George W. Bush only being able to say "Texas").
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* ShallowParody: "Horse Apples" has next to nothing to do with any actual Southern-based TV show, instead being extremely tired Southern stereotypes (some of which make absolutely no sense, such as George W. Bush only being able to say "Texas").
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* GladIThoughtOfIt: After Wonder Showzen ran out of money on the episode, "Cooperation," Wordsworth suggested to buy a bootleg version of their show, only to be shut down by Chauncey, who then threw in the suggestion to buy a bootleg and went to a black market to buy it.
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* MaliciousMisnaming: Chauncey often calls Wordsworth insulting variants of his name, such as "Turdsworth" or "Nerdsworth".
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* MaliciousMisnaming: Chauncey often calls Wordsworth insulting variants of his name, such as "Turdsworth" "Turdsworth", "Nerdsworth", or "Nerdsworth"."Spermsgirth."
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* ThisIsUnforgivable: Episode 1 has the "You're dead to me" card, which a kid gives to a random stranger.
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** Two of the "Funny/Not Funny" segments end with the children's voices shouting "Not funny" in response to a depiction of the show's logo.
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** Two of the "Funny/Not Funny" segments end with the [[DudeNotFunny children's voices shouting "Not funny" in response to a depiction of the show's logo.logo]].
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* VocalDissonance: The mother in the "Segregation" segment from "Nature" has a ''man's'' voice.
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* YourHeadASplode: The "Celebrate Our Differences" sketch ends with the single Caucasian character (who is also the one character who isn't a racist stereotype) having his head blow up.
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* YourHeadASplode: The "Celebrate Our Differences" sketch ends with the single Caucasian character (who is also the one character in the segment who isn't a racist stereotype) having his head blow up.
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* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:God kills himself in "Space", after losing a battle over the fate of the world.]]
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* DrivenToSuicide: DrivenToSuicide:
** [[spoiler:God kills himself in "Space", after losing a battle over the fate of the world.]]]]
** [[spoiler:The last episode ends with Clarence jumping out of a helicopter and plummeting into the sea after reaching the conclusion that there's no such thing as compelling television]].
** [[spoiler:God kills himself in "Space", after losing a battle over the fate of the world.
** [[spoiler:The last episode ends with Clarence jumping out of a helicopter and plummeting into the sea after reaching the conclusion that there's no such thing as compelling television]].
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** Two of the "Funny/Not Funny" segments end with the children's voices shouting "Not funny" in response to a depiction of the show's logo.
** The final episode has Clarence asking people about what's wrong with television, many of them declaring that television is too violent and vulgar nowadays. Clarence agrees with them even though ''Wonder Showzen'' itself contains a lot of violent and crass content.
** Two of the "Funny/Not Funny" segments end with the children's voices shouting "Not funny" in response to a depiction of the show's logo.
** The final episode has Clarence asking people about what's wrong with television, many of them declaring that television is too violent and vulgar nowadays. Clarence agrees with them even though ''Wonder Showzen'' itself contains a lot of violent and crass content.
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* ChessWithDeath: RockPaperScissors with God over the fate of the Earth.
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* ChessWithDeath: Chauncey plays RockPaperScissors with God over the fate of the Earth.
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