Wonder Showzen Season 1 is an American adult puppet black comedy television series, that showcases the 1970s educational kids whose shows are hilariously parodied in this production. It features a ...

Wonder Showzen may have shocked a lot of people when it was first released but its subsequent popularity easily meant that MTV2, whose comedy line-up isn't the strongest, would pick it up for a second ...

In a nutshell, Wonder Showzen parodies children's television programming. Everything you'd find on an episode of Sesame Street or Reading Rainbow is twisted around here. Cheap, felt puppets. Old stock ...

Wonder Showzen is an American sketch comedy television series that aired between 2005 and 2006 on MTV2. It was created by John Lee and Vernon Chatman of PFFR. The show is rated TV-MA. The show's ...

With few exceptions, TV seeks to be broad, accessible, and inoffensive. Boundary-pushing shows do exist, but there are unspoken lines that most don't even bother approaching. Enter Wonder Showzen, a ...

Under their production company PFFR, Vernon Chatman and John Lee have made some of the most brilliantly and aggressively weird programming to ever air on television. Their children’s show parody ...

Pop sensation Letter P is literally ready to blow up, and it is making the gang sick. Luckily, she learns that liposuction will not only make you a better person, it can save the world. Middle America ...

Airing in the middle of the ’00s (and the middle of the night) at the tail end of George W Bush’s second term, MTV2’s Wonder Showzen took the basic constructs of Sesame Street and other educational ...

How’s this for a disclaimer? This is what airs before MTV2’s new series “Wonder Showzen”: “`Wonder Showzen’ contains offensive, despicable content that is too controversial and too awesome for actual ...