Wonderama TV Show

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Television Show Summary

The ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s TV show Wonderama was a massively popular program for kids. Its flagship station was New York City’s WNEW.

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TV Show Plot For Wonderama

Wonderama was a popular show for children that included a popular dance segment based on American Bandstand. Other popular segments included “Does Anyone Here Have an Aardvark,” in which the show’s host would ask members of the audience to produce unusual objects. Wonderama also included block building contests, in which the energetic host would knock down the blocks of the leading competitor in order to tighten the competition. Sometimes there would be chalkboard contests, in which the kids were expected to identify abbreviations. There was also an exercise segment, which had its own catchy theme song.

Bob McAllister, the host of Wonderama, sang the show’s theme, “Kids Are People Too.” In the later incarnation of Wonderama, this became the new name of the show.

Wonderama boasted numerous celebrity guests, including Dick Van Dyke, ABBA, and Monty Python.

Cast of Wonderama TV Show

Bob McAllister
Sonny Fox

Trivia for the TV Show Wonderama

For each episode, audience members on Wonderama would get their own goodie bag to take home. Lenders Baglettes, Oral B toothbrushes, Dynamite Magazines, and necklaces with their own names printed on it were among the prizes.

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The TV Show Wonderama was televised from 09/25/1955 to 09/20/1987, on the SYN network.

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