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* BankruptcyBarrel: The ''Horse Apples'' episode that makes up the entirety of the episode "Mathematics" features a character clad in only a barrel named Barold Q. Mosey.
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* MaliciousMisnaming: Chauncey often calls Wordsworth insulting variants of his name, such as "Turdsworth" or "Nerdsworth".
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* NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted in the above mentioned Aunt Flo sketch.
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* NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted in the above mentioned Aunt Flo sketch.sketch, where the whole point is a girl getting her first period.
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* OverusedRunningGag: During the second season, they were ''really'' pushing it with ''Horse Apples''. After its debut in "Knowledge," it was then given its own full episode, and a lot of the bonus features on the Season 2 DVD were related more to ''Horse Apples'' than ''Wonder Showzen''.
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* SouthernBelle: The sole female character, Sthugar, during a parody of ''Literature/ToKillAMockingbird''.
* SpinoffBabies:
** The "Wonder Showzen Preemies" sketch.
** And its spinoff show, "Wonder Showzen Embryos."
** And ''its'' spinoff show, "Wonder Showzen Spermies."
* SouthernBelle: The sole female character, Sthugar, during a parody of ''Literature/ToKillAMockingbird''.
* SpinoffBabies:
** The "Wonder Showzen Preemies" sketch.
** And its spinoff show, "Wonder Showzen Embryos."
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* YourHeadASplode: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phoW-Z-tcnU Celebrate our Differences!]]
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* WeCanRebuildHim: Spoofed in the "Winobot" sketch in the episode "Time", where the chief of police tries to save a cop blown to bits in an explosion by asking a doctor to bring him back as a cyborg, but a misunderstanding results in the doctor instead rebuilding a homeless alcoholic who was injured in the same accident, leaving the chief of police stuck with a cyborg who can only be remotely useful in fighting crime when he is convinced that the crooks intend to prevent him from getting wine.
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* TalkingPoo: The episode "Body" features the Letter P's extracted body fat entering a relationship with sentient feces.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The Letter P getting liposuction in "Body" is used as an allegory for getting an abortion, complete with protestors haranguing her for her decision and decrying her for having no value in her fat.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The Letter P getting liposuction in "Body" is used as an allegory for getting an abortion, complete with protestors haranguing her for her decision and decrying her for having seeing no value in her fat.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The Letter P getting liposuction in "Body" is used as an allegory for getting an abortion, complete with protestors haranguing her for her decision and decrying her for having no value in her fat.
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* BigNo: At the end of "History", Number 2 screams "No" after Chauncey reveals that he had her surgically reconstructed into a 0.
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* FaceOnAMilkCarton: The episode "History" features a ParodyCommercial for Tragedy Farms, who boast that their milk cartons have five pictures of missing children on them instead of just one.
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* StockScream: The Howie Long Scream is used a total of four times in the episode "History".
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There's now a Muppet Babies reboot. Revising to avoid confusion between the two Muppet Babies cartoons.
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* ShoutOut: There's a segment in one episode that parodies ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies'' as "Wonder Showzen Preemies". It's animated in the same style as Muppet Babies, and it even takes place in ''the exact same nursery that Muppet Babies took place in''.
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* ShoutOut: There's a segment in one episode that parodies ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies'' ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies1984'' as "Wonder Showzen Preemies". It's animated in the same style as Muppet Babies, and it even takes place in ''the exact same nursery that Muppet Babies took place in''.
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* BrotherSisterIncest:BrotherSisterIncest: From the "We Went to the Farm" segment in "Space".
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* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:God, after losing a battle over the fate of the world.]]
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* GodIsDead: [[spoiler:He killed himself...[[spoiler:"Space" ends with God committing suicide.]]
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* HollywoodAtheist: Chauncey is very vocal about not believing in God in "Space" and initially dismisses Kaitlynn's belief in God.
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* HalfWittedHillbilly: A main part of the premise of ''Scooter [=McJimmy=]: Hillbilly Boy Genius'', where the titular character uses his intellect to help out yokels with problems that they are too stupid to handle themselves.
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* HalfWittedHillbilly: A main part of the premise of ''Scooter [=McJimmy=]: Hillbilly Boy Genius'', where the titular character uses his intellect to help out yokels with problems that they are too stupid to handle themselves.themselves or, more accurately, take advantage of their idiocy to play tricks on or do disturbing things to them. The sketch has him calm down a man who thought a bar of soap in his washtub was a monster, plug up a man's anus with a cork so that the potatoes he eats stay in his belly (the man not realizing that consumed food is supposed to leave the body after being digested), tricks a man wanting to join fishermen on the TV he's watching into running against the TV screen to fry up [[CirclingBirdies the birds that spin around his head while he's dazed]] and runs a successful food stand where he fries more birds produced from hitting the customers.
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Our rule is that a show can't really be getting crap past the radar if it was made for an adult audience in the first place.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Too many examples to count, which, considering the show aired on Creator/{{MTV}} 2, at ''10 PM'', should tell you something.
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* BestialityIsDepraved: In the deleted ''Scooter [=McJimmy=]: Hillbilly Boy Genius'' sketch, one hillbilly Scooter helps out is apparently married to a dog.
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* HalfWittedHillbilly: A main part of the premise of ''Scooter [=McJimmy=]: Hillbilly Boy Genius'', where the titular character uses his intellect to help out yokels with problems that they are too stupid to handle themselves.
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* OverlyLongGag: The first season finale. PATIENCE! ''PATIEN!'' PATIENCE! ''PATIEN!'' PATIENCE! ''PATIEN!'' PATIENCE! ''PATIEN!'' PATIENCE! ''PATIEN!'' 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 the above joke with Clarence trying to get the 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. PATIENCE! ''PATIEN!'' PATIENCE! ''PATIEN!'' PATIENCE! ''PATIEN!'' PATIENCE! ''PATIEN!'' PATIENCE! ''PATIEN!'' 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 the above joke with Clarence trying to get the an old guy to say "Patience" right, and to take it UpToEleven, halfway through, they run the first half of the episode backwards ''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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DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:God, after losing a battle over the fate of the world.]]
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Too many examples to count, which, considering the show aired on Creator/{{MTV}} 2, should tell you something.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Too many examples to count, which, considering the show aired on Creator/{{MTV}} 2, at ''10 PM'', should tell you something.
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* MindScrew: Many of the show's finer moments come from these.
* MissingEpisode: The episode "Health" was only broadcasted on MTV 2 once due to the "Beat Kids" segment with a kid dressed like Hitler. Doesn't seem like too much for ''Wonder Showzen''? [[HarsherInHindsight This episode aired on the day of Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) in Israel, which is also potent in the US.]]
* MissingEpisode: The episode "Health" was only broadcasted on MTV 2 once due to the "Beat Kids" segment with a kid dressed like Hitler. Doesn't seem like too much for ''Wonder Showzen''? [[HarsherInHindsight This episode aired on the day of Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) in Israel, which is also potent in the US.]]
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* MindScrew: Many of the show's finer moments come from these.
* MissingEpisode: The episode "Health" was only broadcasted on MTV 2 once due to the "Beat Kids" segment with a kid dressed like Hitler. Doesn't seem like too much for ''Wonder Showzen''? [[HarsherInHindsight This episode aired on the day of Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) in Israel, which is also potent in the US.]]these
* MissingEpisode: The episode "Health" was only broadcasted on MTV 2 once due to the "Beat Kids" segment with a kid dressed like Hitler. Doesn't seem like too much for ''Wonder Showzen''? [[HarsherInHindsight This episode aired on the day of Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) in Israel, which is also potent in the US.]]
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Adding context to a couple of the zero-context examples.
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Name was missing a "h".
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--->'''Cauncey:''' ''I lied. [Chauncey looks at the camera as it zooms into his face and a fart sound plays]''
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** "Horse Apples", a {{parody}} of ''HeeHaw'' and Blue Collar TV.
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** "Horse Apples", a {{parody}} of ''HeeHaw'' ''Series/HeeHaw'' and Blue Collar TV.
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** "Horse Apples", a {{parody}} of ''HeeHaw'' and ''BlueCollarTV''.
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** "Horse Apples", a {{parody}} of ''HeeHaw'' and ''BlueCollarTV''.
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* CringeComedy: Yes.
* DeepSouth: Parodied relentlessly in "Horse Apples".
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* FluffyCloudHeaven: In episode "Space".
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* HomelessHero: Parodied with "The Winobot".
* HulkSpeak: Him.
* IAmAHumanitarian: In the second episode "Space" the a couple of kids talk about eating Jeremy because he was bad. "Murderlisous".
* HulkSpeak: Him.
* IAmAHumanitarian: In the second episode "Space" the a couple of kids talk about eating Jeremy because he was bad. "Murderlisous".
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** ''[[MadnessMantra "I'm a woman now...I'm a woman now...I'm a woman now..."]]''
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* ParodyCommercial: In the episode "Health", [[Series/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit Christopher Meloni]] is good enough to warn us about [[GirlsHaveCooties the dangers of cooties]].
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** In the episode "Health", [[Series/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit Christopher Meloni]] is good enough to warn us about [[GirlsHaveCooties the dangers of cooties]].
** In the episode "Health", [[Series/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit Christopher Meloni]] is good enough to warn us about [[GirlsHaveCooties the dangers of cooties]].
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*** And ''its'' spinoff show, "Wonder Showzen Spermies."
* StylisticSuck: "Cooperation" shows the characters watching ''Wondy Showzy'', a cheap knock-off of their show, with crudely made sock puppets and poorly produced segments (though some are regular ''Wonder Showzen'' segments put through a low-grade filter).
* StylisticSuck: "Cooperation" shows the characters watching ''Wondy Showzy'', a cheap knock-off of their show, with crudely made sock puppets and poorly produced segments (though some are regular ''Wonder Showzen'' segments put through a low-grade filter).
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* DreamWithinADream: The episode "Health" is revealed to be a nightmare Wordsworth was having; he complains about the cheap cop-out, but he's happy to be at least healthy... until he sees he's nailed to a cross. It then turns out that the episode was actually a dream of Chauncey, who fell asleep during Wordsworth's boring speech shown at the beginning; he also complains about the cheap cop-out. A post-credits sequence then reveals the episode was a dream Jimmy (a boy who was featured in a cartoon earlier in the episode), now a talking hot-dog, was having while asleep in class.
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* {{Crawl}}: Used to great and exaggerated effect in the mock news segments.
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* {{Crawl}}: Used to great and exaggerated effect in the mock news segments. Unfortunately, it scrolls by at warp speed, making it almost impossible to read even with freeze-framing.
* KnuckleTattoos: The "Beat Kids" segment's logo is the name tattooed across two fists. The ''Wondy Showzy'' knock-off equivalent, "Hit Children", also uses a knuckle tattoo logo despite not having an eight-letter name, which results in a three-fingered fist alongside a eight-fingered fist.
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* RefugeInAudacity: Practically the sole reason for the existence of the "Beat Kids" segment, where a young boy can ''dress up like [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitler]] and march down a busy street in New York'' because he's a kid.
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* RefugeInAudacity: Practically the sole reason for the existence of the "Beat Kids" segment, where a young boy can ''dress up like [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitler]] and march down a busy street in New York'' because he's a kid. Even the ''name itself'' counts: one could say it's meant to imply "kids on the beat", but the KnuckleTattoos logo implies otherwise...
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''Wonder Showzen'' was a grotesque parody of ''Series/SesameStreet'' that managed, against all odds and ExecutiveMeddling, to last two complete seasons on Creator/{{MTV}} 2. It features delights such as:
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* YourHeadASplode: [[http://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTmIaUxtpYo&feature=related com/watch?v=phoW-Z-tcnU Celebrate our Differences!]]
