Supelice Dreadfully Boring

GarnettTeenage The film was still a fun one that will make you laugh and have you leaving the theater feeling like you just stole something valuable and got away with it.

Gurlyndrobb While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Clarissa Mora The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.

nlangella1 I remember watching some episodes from this show on MTV over my friend's house during the summer of 2002. The warning content they show is extremely disturbing. Even as an adult, I still find it disturbing. Just thinking about the infants screaming, while the moms cry out for their babies is spine curling. Just thinking about the sounds of infants crying, and mothers screaming for their babies reminds me of the Biblical historical event when King Herod I decides to massacre all of the infant boys under 2 years of age. After that dreadful content, they sing the disturbing kid's show theme, which was obviously a parody to kid shows such as the Seaseme Street. The kid's show theme is also disturbing. It sounds like the creepy carnival music that you hear in horror films and in real life I've seen some pretty disturbing shows, but nothing like this. This has to be the most disturbing, controversial, and evil show I have ever seen. Only an audience who are white trash, or have no morals whatsoever, could watch this piece of garbage. Above all, this show is satanic! It is evil in many ways! How do these creators sleep at night, knowing they've made a show that puts a smile on Judas Iscariot's face while he's burning in hell? They really had no problem having kids star in this show, explaining where babies come, dressing up like Hitler, swearing, giving the middle finger, and showing how rude they can be to their elders? They really have no problem poisoning these kid's minds? I would not recommend this show to anybody. This show demonstrates how sinful Sodom and Gomorrah were.

EvelPlatypus Wonder Showzen, the brainchild of PFFR (Vernon Chatman and John Lee), is THE most offensive thing I've ever seen, and I've seen every episode of South Park! It's so obscure, that you can't help but laugh. It's pretty shocking what these kids say, but that's what gave it the extra zest! Wonder Showzen is considered legendary for it's use of children (for example, in the intro, they have a picture of a crying child on Santa's lap) and it's use of obscure stock footage (for example, the have footage of a fox deteriorating) all used in a creative and dark way. The main amount of the show was amazing and clever, but there are two episodes in particular that are just not sub-par with Wonder Showzen, Mathmatics and Clarence's Special Report, but besides that, the show is pure genius.There are only two shows I've enjoyed from MTV, Beavis and Butthead and This. Such a show like this must be experienced...unless you're easily offended.

gavin6942 "Wonder Showzen" is everything it set out to be: outrageously funny while at the same time standing against everything right and good in this world. Abortions, sex changes, atheism, child abuse... alcoholism, drug abuse, suicide... if they haven't touched upon it, it probably hasn't been invented yet.Obviously, the show isn't for everyone. Kids shouldn't be watching this, most likely. Religious people or conservatives may be grossly offended. Vegans might be a bit upset. So, if you're uptight about anything, just stay away. If you're jaded like me, though, you'll love this.My only complaint is that the shock value wears off quickly and the show's jokes get repetitive once you catch on to their targets. The first episode is by far the funniest, with the following shows being funny but more derivative of the opener and not nearly as original. That, and after you hear "a cougar in Wyoming is having a nightmare", there's really nowhere else to go.

kibblesthepig About a year ago, I came upon a delightful kids show called Wonder Showzen. Think Sesame Street for smarter kids. Episodes teach children about History, Nature, Health and the Ocean. They also show kids how hot dogs, TV dinners and money is made. The adorable puppets live in a happy land consisting of letters and numbers. Chauncey is the leader, and quite the snappy dresser (top hat and saddle shoes). Between puppet skit and cutesy cartoons involving A doggy doctor, the dangers of having a potty mouth, etc, there are "Kids Say the Darndest Things" type Q&A with the children. The things that come out of their mouths... Wonder Showzen isn't afraid to give the kids the facts, but while encouraging them to use their imagination and having fun adventures. Any way, it's nice to see a kids show that is insightful, intelligent and genuinely entertaining to watch. I would recommend this show to anyone who has small impressionable children. Wonder Showzen will make them worldly beyond their years, and cooler than the other kids in class. Wonder Showzen is the best kids show ever. And I am a liar.