Pupsnya
Pupsnya (Ukrainian: Пупсня, lit. "puppets") was a weekly Ukrainian TV show of political satire and shown nightly Monday through Friday on TET during the 2007–2008 television season. It used puppets to represent politicians.[1] It was similar to the Russian show Kukly.
It was produced by Yuri Stytskovskyy and mainly written by Sergey Steblynenko.[2]
References
- ^ Matoshko, Alexandra (2007-09-19). ""Pupsnya" TV show". Kyiv Post. Retrieved 2009-11-23.
- ^ Cybulska, Lyubov (2007-09-12). Лялькова політика на ТЕТі (in Ukrainian). TeleKritika. Retrieved 2009-11-23.
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