* Kids' show.
* Kids' show.
* Oh, good Lord,
* it's a kids' show.
* Kids' show.
* Kids' show.
* Change the channel for--
* For kids.
Today's Wonder Showzen is
brought to you by knowledge,
Middle America, and one thing of
corn.
Oh, hey, kids.
Hi, Chauncey.
Our guest today came all the
way from Middle America.
That's right; it's Middle
America.
How y'all doing?
Oh, pretty good.
I understand you got a lot to
say to the boys and girls.
Yep.
I also want to make some words
at 'em too.
Uh, go ahead.
Well, yep.
Gelp...
hooey...
and Texas.
[chuckles]
Hang on one second.
Stare at these keys for a sec.
Hey, kids, isn't this guy an
idiot?
You want to hear him say some
more stupid stuff?
kids: Yay!
Hey, tell us more.
Well, there's hooey.
Huh.
Let me think.
Coop-coop and hokum.
Oh, yeah--Texas.
Middle America, your dumb is
golden.
Thank you kindly, ma'am.
Show him what you think of
him, kids.
kids: Yay!
Free beer.
I never felt so loved.
[echoing]
* Birth is the beautiful,
* magical wonder.
* Birth is
* the miracle source of life.
* There's nothing on Earth
* more lovely than birth,
* because birth is
* the glorious gift inside.
Hey, Salami.
Do you know how to count?
, , , , ...
Hi, I'm Clarence, and today
I'm learning to count with flyer
people on the street.
Hi, can I have one?
Hi.
Sure.
Okay.
There we go.
We're learning to count.
.
That's .
We're going to count to ten.
Hey, I want to count.
I want to learn to count.
You're gonna ask me first,
right?
Yeah, yeah.
Will you help me learn to count
today?
.
That's .
.
.
.
.
Yay, what's next?
.
.
What's next?
.
What's next?
How come he got one?
I just want one.
Okay, .
Okay, that's .
I don't want to be on your
camera, mister.
Get out of here.
Hey, that's hit.
, , and .
.
Could I get a little mustard on
this one?
Just a little bit.
Just a little.
That's it.
Yeah, that's it.
Okay, what number?
.
...starving people.
Siete.
, , , , , , , , , !
Yay!
...
...
!
Number two.
In my mouth?
Yes.
Yay.
You like that?
Okay, now you want me to number
two in your mouth?
No.
Are you sure?
Very sure.
What number?
.
Okay, what's next?
We did it.
USA. USA.
USA.
Nerf.
Nerf.
Nerf.
Beef.
Beef.
Beef.
Okay, yay, we got to .
Yay!
Yay!
We got up to .
Now clean up this filth.
Crackin' the Good Book
against the Christian's face.
Money doesn't buy happiness;
rich people do.
Bottomless nuggets at a
topless bar.
It's glued to fatnesses back.
The tickle of a merman's wet
'stache.
Falling asleep inside the
glower of an animal, waking up
in the gaze of a beast.
It plumps when you cook it.
The opiate of the massive.
Every child knows that each
year, Chinese couples limited to
one offspring toss their newborn
daughters into the sea.
What you didn't know was that
they all swim down into a
magical undersea world.
* Welcome to our utopia.
* There's tiaras and jewelry
* and pretty to be found.
* It's a place
* where girls can be
* beautifully
* and make sneakers
* in a shoe factory.
Come on, I can't wait to get
to the factory.
This is great.
Shoes so fun.
I love making sneaker for
American.
I put extra love in this pair.
Rasta Smoo says, "Me too."
I never want the
sneaker-making to end.
It never will end.
Attention, Chinese Girl Baby
Atlantis factory workers, you
have all been downgraded to
fired status.
Make way for your replacements.
Hey, they're not even from
China.
Rasta Smoo says,
"Outsourcing."
We are from India.
Step aside, you hag.
We're not leaving.
Rasta Smoo says,
* "Have a competition.
* Have a competition."
Rasta Smoo says, "Have a
competition."
Let's see who can make the
most shoes in one hour.
How about five hours?
Ten hour.
How about years?
You're on.
Starting...now.
[suspenseful music]
*
m*rder!
Time's up, man.
Who won, Rasta Smoo?
Rasta Smoo says, "You just
said the Word of the Day, and
I slime you."
So I am special.
The dumping of toxic victory
slime by the Republic of China
has done more damage to the
Atlantic Ocean than--
Me.
I'm McTuff, the Crime Cop.
I say it's time to take a bite
out of drugs, 'cause I like it
rough.
[snickers]
Rasta Smoo says, "That's
me; what's smoo with you?"
What the tur-dang-dum-ter was
that clap track?
Mm.
That's what's wrong with TV:
all this gibberish icky-clum.
Hoofteroo.
Horse apples, I say.
Play something I can
understands.
When Mozart was six years
old, he wrote his first opera.
I'm seven, and look what I can
do.
* A-doi, a-doi,
* a-doi, a-doi,
* a-doi, a-doi,
* a-doi.
Humanity will remember that for
thousands of years to come.
Hey, look, y'all.
I can talk just like dat dere
Middle America.
Gug-gug-gug-gug gug.
[grunting]
Watch me.
Uh, gelp, hickey, and Texas.
[grunting]
[all grunting]
Hey, get off me.
Hey!
All y'all make me sick.
[spitting]
Y'all going wild, out of
control.
Despicable 'havior.
Ungodly-like too.
"Ungodly."
That's a great one.
What do you want us to do?
We'll do whatever you want,
'cause we love you.
Well, let me see.
When I gots my animals on my
ranch acting a-fool, I always
get 'em clipped.
You want to shred my
turtle-poker?
You want to snip my
shame-shank?
Pluck my ugly?
Maim drain-vein?
Yes, indeed.
That's the stupidest thing
you've said yet.
Let's do it.
We're getting clipped, kids!
We're getting clipped!
[all cheer]
[grunting]
Hi, I'm approximately one
child learning about spaying and
neutering animals at the animal
bafixery.
* Kids on the beat.
* Kids on the street.
* Beat kids.
* Beat kids.
Show me what you do on this
little doggy.
Okay.
So this little doggy lies on the
operating table, and what the
surgeon does is, she makes a
little hole on each side, and
she takes the testicles out.
Do you throw the testicles at
the poor, or do you sell them to
the Greeks?
High five.
And what do you do here?
My name is John Morehead, and
I'm a veterinarian here at the
hospital.
If you're neutering animals,
shouldn't you be called
Dr, Lesshead?
My brother's name is Les.
I say you've tossed away more
ba*ls than Brett Favre.
Feel this.
Feel how nice and warm it is?
These are like the plastic
sheets on my bed to keep me from
wettin' it.
Yeah, well, you don't want to
admit that on TV.
I'm proud to wet the bed.
I wet the bed like an animal.
I can wet the bed in the shape
of Abraham Lincoln.
High five.
You're a doctor.
Can you show me on this peanut
how you neuter a cat?
Cut the peanut in half?
[cow bellowing]
I say you've seen more
privates fall than Fallujah in
spring.
My grandpa neutered his dog with
a hammer.
Is that right?
He would go to jail for
that.
But my grandpa loves jail.
That's his favorite place to be.
That's the only place where he
feels emotionally safe.
I think that you should
consider yoga.
I'd do yoga, but I'm afraid
I'd hover and do a ceiling fan.
High five.
You ever bury their parts and
try to see if a clippings tree
grows?
My great-great-great grandpa
was hung by a clippings tree.
That sounds terrible.
Yeah, there was some strange
fruit growing on it that day.
Good-bye, little kitties.
Good-bye.
Hello, Middle America.
Hi, kids.
Mr. Corn here, reminding you to
eat your vegetables, starting
with this kernel right here.
[groans]
Clear.
[squelching]
Next.
Clear.
[squelching]
Next.
Clear.
Clear.
Clear.
Clear.
[grunts]
Clear.
Ohhhh...
Hey, what are you going to do
with all these clippings,
anyway?
We throw them all in a
clippings pile and torch 'em on
up--like a book-burning without
having to touch no
ding-dang-dong-dong books.
Whoa...
These genital fumes.
It's like twaaaah...
It, like, why we here on
Earth, man?
You're the best, Middle
America--dumber than a donkey
dookie.
What do you want to do now, man?
I'd like to clean up this
here smut show.
Nothing but genitals flying
round and folks getting high.
Let me take over.
I'll change it to some good old
folks with good old jokes.
Go on, man.
Take over.
[lively banjo music]
You're watchin' Horse Apples.
[giggles]
Whee-hoo-hoo.
Whoo!
[snoring]
[chortles]
Yee-haw!
c*ck-a-doodle-doo!
[retches]
all: Horse Apples!
[horse whinnies]
I wake every morning to the
sound of roosters pecking at my
crotch.
[laughter]
c*ck-a-doodle waaaah!
boing!
You know why I love my
husband?
Beats me.
Yeah, mine beats me too.
[laughter]
I learned to count like
everybody else: on my hands.
One, two.
I can't go no higher.
[laughter]
Some y'all city slickers
think we marry our cousins.
Now, why would I go and marry my
grandma?
[chuckles]
A-giggle.
Your type of people think we
eat roadkill every day.
I suppose y'all eat caviar every
day.
Aw, horse apples.
Ain't nothin' like drinking
milk straight from the cow.
Pervis, I didn't know your
mama was still breast-feeding
you.
Cleeeeeear!
Ain't nothing like drinking
milk straight from the cow.
But, Pervis, all you got is a
bull.
Caught.
Ain't nothing like drinking
milk straight from the cow.
Pervis, I done tested
positive for the super A*DS.
[laughter]
Y'all been drinking my
supply?
Meet my wife's teacher.
I think she's having an affair
with him.
[giggles]
Why don't you love me anymore?
God dang.
[wolf whistles]
People say we ain't educated.
Well, then how did we find out?
I heard that white Americans
are now the minority.
Now, how am I going to do
that?
Do what?
Drag myself behind my truck.
Oh, [bleep].
Oh, I mean, horse apples.
I ain't r*cist.
Heck, I've lynched some of my
best friends.
[laughs]
Aw, horse apples.
I can't feel nothin' in my
heart.
[giggles]
[sobs]
Same-sex couples make me
sick.
Heck, I had the same sex with
my wife for the last years.
Boring?
Hell, no.
She's a feller.
Oh.
[speaks indistinctly]
A lady never speaks with her
mouth full.
Hey, it's me, Little Slugger,
in the belly of the beast, where
they're test-marketing some kind
of TV show.
Let's see what the common man
thinks.
* Kids on the beat.
* Kids on the street.
* Beat kids.
* Beat kids.
There it is, the most
hallowed ground in America:
the focus group room.
Today I'm going to expose to
you a television show.
We're paying you to give us your
real opinions about
Horse Apples.
Seven guys, five brain cells.
You're watching Horse Apples.
I'm staring into the corpse
of America's eyes, and I like
it.
I've lynched some of my
best friends.
[laughs]
Aw, horse apples.
I haven't seen such a lively
group since I threw up seven
dead guppies...
from my butt.
Okay, take a couple minutes
to write down your overall
reaction.
These people haven't been
asked to write since their first
prison sentence.
"Guilty."
So does anyone have any
positive comments that they'd
like to make?
I just like it.
It's, you know, a lot of humor.
You laugh.
You have a good time.
The comedy in it, it kind of,
like, gets you into a different
frame of mind.
Okay.
All right.
I liked the guys in the boat.
Okay, so those two
characters, buddies in a boat.
Yeah, buddies in a boat.
I don't know who the girl is,
but she's sexy.
Do you think this type of
humor is a big market?
There's a big market out
there for that.
That's interesting.
Okay.
I don't now if it's just me,
but I would like to party with
these dudes.
Does it make you feel warm in
your heart to help the
consumer?
Yes, it's nice to be able to
help out.
Do you think you're an
American hero?
Yes, yes.
High five, man.
Do you love TV?
Yes, I watch it every day.
Would you say the TV's kind
of like your bible?
Kind of.
Do you ever put your hand
onto your--the TV and pray?
Yes.
When you touch the TV, it's
different.
You helped test-market this
product, but have you helped any
Rwandans lately?
What's Rwandans?
They're just little nothings.
High five, man.
High five.
I would like to ask you some
test-marketing-type questions.
Okay.
Would you strongly disagree
or slightly disagree or only
disagree with this sentence?
Strongly disagree.
What do you like better:
stuff or things?
I would say things.
Do you think impressionable
people copy what they see on TV?
Oh, yeah, I'm sure they do.
[together] Gelp, gelp, Texas.
Do you think today you helped
in some small way to m*rder
culture?
Hmm, yeah, maybe.
Maybe a little bit.
High five, man.
Hey, it's your America, not
mine.
Amen.
[expl*si*n]
Breaking news at this hour:
Hollywould has gone Horsewood
for Horse Apples, and this
megahit show's yokel creator is
gleefully steeping in the
gold-dusted stench of his own
petard.
The plainspoken heartland
simpleton has erected a platinum
castle in honor of his own
blue-collar modesty, and then
the middle-class millionaire had
it deep-fried in liquid diamond
hope.
This just in: he's a
billionaire now.
This just in: he's now a
thrillionaire.
And we have him here in the
studio.
Welcome.
Texas.
Anything you'd like to say to
your adoring, ball-less public?
No, and hooey.
I's a thrillionaire now.
Don't need nobody no more.
Gonna get up in my hot-air
ballooner and fly around the
world all hovered up above the
sickening muck of all the scum
out there that are stuck in the
terra firma.
Oh, and Texas.
Chauncey Darlington Butler,
what do you have to say to that?
You've changed,
dook-for-brains.
You say you don't need your
friends no more?
Then you're dead to me, sellout,
so I might as well k*ll you.
This is a scoop!
You're threatening m*rder.
I'm gonna k*ll you, Middle
America, when you most expect
it.
I'm gonna cut the brakes on your
balloon.
This is huge!
This is a Wonder Showzen News
exclusive!
Extra!
Extra!
Comedy bit begins before child
can end--
They forced us to go to the
newspaper factory.
We saw how they make the
papers.
We slapped it together...
like I slap my sister.
This is where facts go to
die.
The newspaper is released
every night while you sleep.
Why don't you bury your head
in my nocturnal release?
The lies start out as liquid
ink.
We got junk on those liquid
lies.
But our thirst for truth...
Could not be slaked, nor
could it be slarn.
I drank my own pee-pee.
I drank my own release.
The daily rag.
That's what they call my mom
down at the dock.
Look at all the blank paper
crying out to be turned into
propaganda.
Those news apes can't even
read!
Press is short for
"oppression."
O is short for "Oh, shut up."
My dad's a reporter.
He reports to the bottle.
If anyone in this country
could read, they'd be outraged
at the illiteracy spastifics.
That's where I read the fairy
tale of American stuperiority.
This paper is like my
grandma's butter hole.
It slings mud without thinking
of all the lives and sheets it
stains in its crimson wake.
Viacom is one of five media
companies that control the
nation's information.
And they are a bunch of...
Fairness.
Holes.
The news gets to go down a
slide, like meeeeee.
And the news gets manhandled
by bachelors, just like me.
Hide your heads in shame.
This is where they clip off
any remaining stray bits of
truth.
See you in the funny papers.
Or as you call it, the
o-biatch-uaries.
I wrote your obituary on my
fist.
Fetch.
Fetch a better job.
The media could be telling
you truth right now, but here's
the new poo joke.
I got the results from the lab,
and it seems that I've been
eating out of your bedpan.
Breaking news at this hour:
Middle America and his rightful
riches have disappeared in a
fiery ball of missing over
Antarctica.
Smells like m*rder, and you
whiffed it here first, a Wonder
Showzen News m*rder exclusive.
I did it, kids.
I got rid of that stupid
hick-billy and snatched his
family jewels.
Once again, Middle America
proves that dumb is golden.
Good-bye.
* Good-bye, farewell,
* au revoir, adiós. *
[g*nsh*t]
* We hope you enjoyed
* the show.
* Thank you, my friend.
[g*nsh*t]
* We'll get you in the end.
* We hope to see you again.
Bleep, blorp.
Snip, snort.
I think this creature can be
revived.
Cling clorp.
Zing zang zorp.
Yep.
[weird zapping]
Uh, gelp.
Tuckered and, uh, Texas.
Zing zorp.
This guy is hilarious.
Ring zemp.
Cling clamp.
Let us perform our most honorous
tribute to him with the
greatest move ever invented.
* A-doi, a-doi,
* a-doi, a-doi,
* a-doi...
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Described as a children's television series for adults, the show's format is a parody of educational PBS Kids shows such as Sesame Street and The Electric Company (e.g. use of stock footage, puppetry, and clips of children being interviewed).
Described as a children's television series for adults, the show's format is a parody of educational PBS Kids shows such as Sesame Street and The Electric Company (e.g. use of stock footage, puppetry, and clips of children being interviewed).