Wish*a*roo Park- Followmy.tv

Welcome to the Wisharoo Park guide at TV Tome. This was the only attempt by WVIZ in Cleveland at a full-scale, nationally-distributed children's television series. WVIZ, a former ITV dynasty, became "presenter" of Wisharoo Park in June 1999 after three pilot programs (listed here as Shows 1, 2 and 3) were tested off-air in select markets. Paula Luciano, a Clevelander, had been spending almost ten years getting her Wisharoo from concept to air. Wisharoo was the matriarch of the series. Much the way Ben Vereen anchored Zoobilee Zoo but didn't get involved in the plots, wise Wisharoo deferred the spotlight to her Park Pals. There was Cali Flower, the artistic rabbit. There was Monkey B., the musician. There was Pomp O'Dor, the leather-jacketed skunk with an image to uphold. And then there were incidental characters who backed up the three major players. The Duckles, Dan-Dan and Della, who mostly told jokes and didn't get in anyone's way. Wisherfish rea