Wonder Showzen: Season 2: Amazon.ca: Vernon Chatman, John Lee, Alyson Levy, Devendra Banhart, David Cross, Jacob Kogan, John Oates, Amy Poehler, Evan Seligman, Ryan Simpkins, Scarlett Sperduto, Rick Springfield, Amy Teuteberg, Campbell Smith, H. Jon Benjamin, Jon Glaser: DVD

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5.0 out of 5 stars Disturbingly Awesome, Mar 21 2010

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This review is from: Wonder Showzen: Season 2 (DVD)

If you are looking for a subversive, offensive and mind bending comedy you have looked in the right place. Wonder Showzen season two is perfect if you want to view the cutting edge of American comedy.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Incredible, Jan 15 2007

By lume "blight" - Published on Amazon.com

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You're hard-pressed to find genuine avant-garde on television, but this definitely counts. Wonder Showzen has made me laugh harder than anything in my entire life, except perhaps George Carlin.

A few of the episodes in Season 2 have very low re-play value, and are almost as annoying as they are inventive, but even they are worth watching once. The rest, however, are keepers through and through. (And the same could be said for Season 1, too, actually.)

(Also: one of the reviewers compared the Clarence's "word on the street" routines with Tom Greene and some other flavor-of-the-month's "word on the street" bits, but this is not a very apt comparison, for reasons that will quickly become clear after watching them.)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Even better than the first season, Oct 16 2006

By Shane Carpenter "sh6ne" - Published on Amazon.com

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Wonder Showzen is a cult hit, and if you're reading this review, there's a good chance that you're part of the cult. I'm not quite sure how to write a review that would do this DVD justice, but I will say that this show is awesome and I like this season even more than the first one. The writing is sharper, the humor is more demented, and the kids are (for lack of a better phrase) in the zone.

If you happened to catch the tail end of a Wonder Showzen episode or have only seen one or two episodes and are on the fence about buying this DVD - do yourself a a favor and buy it; actually, the power of Christ compels you to buy it. Although there are only 7 episodes, each one is hilarious and they'll have you rolling on the floor for weeks.

For those looking for some sort of comparison, I guess I would say the closest thing is TV Funhouse. However, Wonder Showzen is to TV Funhouse what Sin City is to the Care Bears.

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5.0 out of 5 stars If only the bleak truths of humanity were really this funny, Jan 9 2007

By Jin Briceno "explorer" - Published on Amazon.com

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If you like Sesame Street crossed with David Lynch's dark side...you will love this show.

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