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The Greeny Channel Laughaplooza! is a American-Canadian children's sketch show broadcast on The Greeny Channel from 1999-2001. It was produced by Sanford Productions and Apple Entertainment, Inc. for The Greeny Channel. It featured Jake Sanford, Kristian Michaels, Karl Bartos, and featured German electronic music band Kraftwerk (of which Karl Bartos is a former member of) as the in-house band. The show's music was produced using Kraftwerk's conventional instruments and the then-new Anvil Studio.

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  • The Greeny Channel Laughaplooza! is a American-Canadian children's sketch show broadcast on The Greeny Channel from 1999-2001. It was produced by Sanford Productions and Apple Entertainment, Inc. for The Greeny Channel. It featured Jake Sanford, Kristian Michaels, Karl Bartos, and featured German electronic music band Kraftwerk (of which Karl Bartos is a former member of) as the in-house band. The show's music was produced using Kraftwerk's conventional instruments and the then-new Anvil Studio.
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  • The Greeny Channel Laughaplooza! is a American-Canadian children's sketch show broadcast on The Greeny Channel from 1999-2001. It was produced by Sanford Productions and Apple Entertainment, Inc. for The Greeny Channel. It featured Jake Sanford, Kristian Michaels, Karl Bartos, and featured German electronic music band Kraftwerk (of which Karl Bartos is a former member of) as the in-house band. It was based off the British sketch show Your Mother Wouldn't Like It, and was taped at Worcester's Centrum Centre in Worcester, Massachusetts, United States, the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua, New Hampshire, United States, and at the William D. Mullins Memorial Center in Amherst, Massachusetts, United States. The show's music was produced using Kraftwerk's conventional instruments and the then-new Anvil Studio.
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