page_title: Plan Z (TV series)
hierarchical_section_title: Plan Z (TV series)
caption_attribution_description: Español: Plan Z fue un programa de televisión humorístico chileno, emitido entre 1996 y 1998 en el desaparecido canal Rock &amp; Pop.
context_page_description: Plan Z was a comedic Chilean TV show broadcast between 1997 and 1998 in the now-defunct Chilean TV channel Canal 2 Rock & Pop, made up of short sketches, usually containing absurd and politically incorrect humor, created by Angel Carcavilla, Carolina Delpiano, Rafael Gumucio, Pedro Peirano and Alvaro Díaz. It would often show parodies of real life situations, ridiculized stereotypes, and elements that made fun of a post-dictatorship Chile through irony.
  Its name is based on "Plan Z", which was a supposed plan by the Salvador Allende administration to commit a self-coup in an attempt to establish a Marxist state with the help of the MIR and of the Cuban government. The existence of this plan was supposedly confirmed by the military, but the CIA later confirmed that it was just a product of war propaganda.
  The show would be given various sanctions from the CNTV due to some of the more controversial actions of the show, such as making fun of the Bible in the sketch "Noche de Libros: La Biblia" and ridiculizing Salvador Allende in "Vuestros Hombres, Valientes Soldados".
context_section_description: Plan Z was a comedic Chilean TV show broadcast between 1997 and 1998 in the now-defunct Chilean TV channel Canal 2 Rock & Pop, made up of short sketches, usually containing absurd and politically incorrect humor, created by Angel Carcavilla, Carolina Delpiano, Rafael Gumucio, Pedro Peirano and Alvaro Díaz. It would often show parodies of real life situations, ridiculized stereotypes, and elements that made fun of a post-dictatorship Chile through irony.
  Its name is based on "Plan Z", which was a supposed plan by the Salvador Allende administration to commit a self-coup in an attempt to establish a Marxist state with the help of the MIR and of the Cuban government. The existence of this plan was supposedly confirmed by the military, but the CIA later confirmed that it was just a product of war propaganda.
  The show would be given various sanctions from the CNTV due to some of the more controversial actions of the show, such as making fun of the Bible in the sketch "Noche de Libros: La Biblia" and ridiculizing Salvador Allende in "Vuestros Hombres, Valientes Soldados". In January 1998, after having gained eight charges overall, the broadcast of the show was cancelled, without ever finishing its second season.
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