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Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. User reviews 5 Review. Top review. The famous obscenity. Sometimes it was The Bozo Show. The last version, based in Chicago, was canceled in Nobody seems to have a comprehensive list of exactly how many Bozo shows there were altogether. But there were unique Bozos all over the place, from Moline, Illinois, to Miami. Detroit alone had four different Bozos over the years.

Windsor, Canada, had its own Canadian Bozo. One of the Washington, D. Avruch, the man who died this week, portrayed Bozo from to in Boston, and his version was also the one that appeared in the first nationally syndicated episodes of the show, which meant he was an Elite Bozo. Rest in peace! Ready for the drama? So Harmon, the man who owned all the licensing rights, had a habit of telling reporters that he invented Bozo, even though technically he only popularized Bozo. Later, he argued that he was consistently misquoted.

His tales of spreading the gospel of Bozo internationally were very entertaining and very, very fake sounding. Harmon was reinstated in and died that same year, insisting to the end that he had not misrepresented his Bozo connection.