“We want to educate the world — and we're crazy enough to try it!”
Standard Deviants TV comprised material from the Standard Deviants home videos, edited into 25-minute episodes that aired on PBS. The series also included three episodes with new material on geography.
Standard Deviants TV is a documentary, comedy, family, kids series that first aired in 2000 exploring themes of education, edutainment. Created by Chip Paucek, Standard Deviants TV comprised material from the Standard Deviants home videos, edited into 25-minute episodes that aired on PBS. The series also included three episodes with new material on geography.
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