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De Stratemakeropzeeshow : ウィキペディア英語版
De Stratemakeropzeeshow

''De Stratemakeropzeeshow'' ("The bricklayer at sea show") was a Dutch television program for children that ran from 1972 to 1974 and was aired by the VARA broadcasting organization.
==Description==
The main actors were Joost Prinsen, Aart Staartjes, and Wieteke van Dort. The "taboo-breaking" show was controversial because it tackled what were then considered unseemly topics; the "Poop and Pee Minuet" was criticized in the tabloid ''De Telegraaf''. It was directed by Staartjes and Frans Boelen, with music by Harry Bannink. Important lyrical contributions were by Willem Wilmink; other lyricists were Karel Eykman (writing as Hendrik Blaak) and Hans Dorrestijn.
The show aired at a time when Dutch children's television was changing: the previous generation had watched Annie M. G. Schmidt's shows, but the writers of ''De Stratemakeropzeeshow'' dealt much more openly with children's problems, in a way deemed more relevant to children than previous television shows.〔
Fifty-five episodes were aired, from 3 October 1972 to 26 December 1974. The show possibly ended because of complaints by parents. In 2009, it made the "Canon of Dutch Children's Television".

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