I've mentioned on this here blog o' television a number of times my
love for Wonder Showzen, a send-up of Sesame Street-style children's programming that's paralleled only by
South Park in its efforts to both make you laugh and thouroughly insult every sensibility you might have.
Since it's buried in the dark catacombs of basic cable it's sometimes difficult to catch, but fear not, Pamela, for the
first season of this mix of subversive cartoons and racist, drug-addled puppets will be available on DVD on March 28.
Meanwhile, the second season is currently in production, and internet scuttlebut claims we'll be seeing new episodes
sometime during the first quarter of this year. If you're a Wonder Showzen virgin, check out some clips on
YouTube.Wonder Showzen out on DVD in March
I've mentioned on this here blog o' television a number of times my
love for Wonder Showzen, a send-up of Sesame Street-style children's programming that's paralleled only by
South Park in its efforts to both make you laugh and thouroughly insult every sensibility you might have.
Since it's buried in the dark catacombs of basic cable it's sometimes difficult to catch, but fear not, Pamela, for the
first season of this mix of subversive cartoons and racist, drug-addled puppets will be available on DVD on March 28.
Meanwhile, the second season is currently in production, and internet scuttlebut claims we'll be seeing new episodes
sometime during the first quarter of this year. If you're a Wonder Showzen virgin, check out some clips on
YouTube.
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