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2. List of SCTV episodes - Wikipedia

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   After a nine-month break, the show returns for Season 2. The cast consists of John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Catherine O'Hara, and Dave Thomas. Harold Ramis also returns, but only appears in the first and third episodes of the season. He remains as head writer until close to the end of the season.

3. Second City Television - Wikipedia

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   Instead, in 1984, after production on the series ended, the Second City Television syndicated half-hour episodes and SCTV Network 90-minute episodes were reedited into half-hour shows by Blair Entertainment (formerly Rhodes Productions, which distributed SCTV in the U.S. during its original run) for a revised syndicated package, which consisted ...

4. List of Bob and Doug McKenzie appearances on SCTV - Wikipedia

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   SCTV Episode DVD Release Original Airdate № 37 "The Great White North Palace" "The Great White North Palace with Tony Bennett" SCTV: Volume 3: April 16, 1982 () 4/3-1: 38 "15-Pin Bowling" "The People's Global Golden Choice Awards with Third World" SCTV: Volume 3: May 1, 1982 () 4/3-3: 39 "How to Beat the Russians"

5. Bob and Doug McKenzie - Wikipedia

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   Cycle 2 (1981–82) featured a new "Great White North" segment in each episode. Season 4, Cycle 3 (1982) was the last season to feature the characters. The first episode's plot revolves around the growing popularity of Bob and Doug, and they are given their own variety show on SCTV, which turns into a catastrophe. The characters returned in the ...

6. Recurring Saturday Night Live characters and sketches ...

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   Thurm was later reprised in 1990's The Earth Day Special and 2005's Earth to America, as well as on Martin Short's short-lived talk show in 1999–2000. In his book I Must Say: My Life As A Humble Comedy Legend , Short revealed that the character was based on a makeup artist who worked at SNL .

7. Floyd Robertson - Wikipedia

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   After SCTV was picked up by the American television network NBC in 1981 (as SCTV Network 90), Robertson was turned into an alcoholic who veered between being on the wagon and falling off it. This new reputation became such that in the "Zontar" episode (series 4, cycle 2, episode 3), in which Robertson was among the SCTV personalities who fell ...

8. Guy Caballero - Wikipedia

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   Guy Caballero is a fictional character on the television series SCTV played by Joe Flaherty.President and owner of the fictional SCTV network, Caballero usually appeared on the series to introduce various network programs, although he also occasionally got wrapped up in behind-the-scenes storylines.

9. Hinterland Who's Who - Wikipedia

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   SCTV episode 142 featured a spoof of the Hinterland Who's Who "Woodchuck" episode, voiced by John Candy. The woodchuck also makes a brief appearance in episode 143. Also on SCTV, Bob and Doug McKenzie parodied the Hinterland's distinctive flute theme by singing "coo roo coo coo, coo coo coo coo" at the start of each Great White North sketch.