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In the video 349 Amazing Colossal Podcast Dave Thomas, Bob and Doug McKenzie are a pair of made up Canadian siblings who starred in “Great White North”, a program which was aired on second city television for the show’s most watched season when it streamed by CBC Television in the 1980s. Bob’s partThe character Bob is performed by the funny Rick Moranis and Doug is brought to life by actor Dave Thomas. Which was made originally as fluff to both follow guidelines and make fun of dumb Canadian content statutes, the siblings grew up to be a pop culture phenomenon in both Canada and the States. The McKenzie brothers soon became the focus of a hit comedy album, The Great White North, in 1981.
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Frank: "Yeah we had Al Jaffe on here, hes 96!"
Dave: "Holy S$%#!"
LMAO!!!!
I grew up with SCTV — literally, I was 11-12 when the Friday night, 11:30 NBC show was becoming a hit, and even though my parents allowed me to stay up until 1 a.m. to watch it I usually couldn't make it to the end and fell asleep! I learned some of the bits from AUDIO tapes a friend would record of the TV (since nobody had a VCR yet).
As others have pointed out before me, Saturday Night Live focused on short skits, eventually requiring tight punchline endings and such. The 1970s SNL was more strange and subversive, not necessarily leaning on mere humor/ parody, but also being cutting edge and critical of established mid-'70s comedy tropes. Skits would wander to an end, or skew creepy rather than funny, some of the film shorts like Schiller's Reel would be mysterious, and so on. SCTV was about story arcs and CREATING characters (LaRue, Prickley, Caballero) rather than impersonations of celebs. They'd parody the styles of ads (Harvey K-Tel somewhat mirroring Ackroyd's pitchmen on SNL) or shows (The Days Of The Week lampooning soaps), but there weren't 5-minute bits or simply returning a character, SNL-style, for serial 5-minute bits, but rather going for all-episode, week-to-week continuity. Even a bit player at SCTV, like Eugene Levy's security guy at the front door, would have some continuous situations from show to show. Not saying one style is better or worse, just that shows like Fridays or Mad TV could copy SNL, but you couldn't really copy SCTV.
How did you folks convince Mr. Thomas to do your podcast?
So why is there a thumbnail of Dave with his wife?
r.i.p. kelly preston
I can’t think of anyone else who does Hope. He’s great.
I agree with Dave on being funny. My mother was a nasty psychopath and I learned early that laughing people usually will not hit you.
Dave Thomas looks great; so glad Prison hasnt put a damper on his Humor.