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Bob and Doug McKenzie in CCCP1
In the video CCCP1, Bob and Doug McKenzie are a couple of fictional Canadian actors who created “Great White North”, a program which was introduced on second city television for the show’s third season when it moved to the Canadian Broadcasting Channel in in the early 80s. Bob’s part is played by hilarious comedian Rick Moranis and Doug is played by actor Dave Thomas. Even thoughFamously made originally as a sketch to both please and laugh about dumb Canadian content demands, the siblings transformed into a pop culture phenomenon in both Canada and across the border. The pair later became the focus of a an amazing comedy album, The Great White North, in 1981.
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00:09 Today Is Moscow
02:53 Uposcrabblenyk
04:53 What Fits Into Russia
07:06 Mother Russia Cares PSA
07:38 Hey Giorgy!
09:27 Strelnokoff Vodka
10:44 Tibor’s Tractor
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I'm not a big fan of the USSR but this sketch was horrible. Like, very bad. Obviously, they never bothered to watch a single episode of a Soviet-era TIME news program that was broadcast on EVERY TV channel at 21:00.
Now this would work on tv today with Russia being the way they are.
I grew up on this and it's still brilliant today.
"but does she have a back-hoe? HAHAHAHA
New Russian mini-cam. lulz.
There’s a saying that goes “thi enemy deceives“ and especially considering that it’s government was most certainly the enemy of its people; it is actually quite fitting that absolutely everything about the USSR was a lie…
Thank you for putting all of these in one place, I've always wanted the backstory on why they did this
I fell asleep the night this episode originally aired. My brother sister n mom watched it w/o waking me and kept laughing about it for a week… 40 years later here i am.
I believe the vodka ad (9:26) is based on old Canadian beer ads – specifically for the Canadian brand Labatt's 50 – from the late 70's. Something about it is tickling the back of my childhood memories brain.
The timeless brilliance and originality of SCTV puts SNL to shame…truly awesome how totally original they were sketch after sketch..40yrs later, and STILL the high water mark in TV sketch comedy. #LaRue4Ever
Hey Giorgy (07:38) was a spoof of a Canadian situation comedy called "King of Kensington" from the 70s The opening sequence from that show featured the star of the show Al Waxman walking through the Kensington market area of downtown Toronto greeting everyone/solving problems etc. Interestingly several SCTV stars (Eugene Levy and Dave Thomas) made cameos on that show
Points to Kazakhstan and calls Ukraine
8:00 Uzbeks have drunk my battery fluid!
Now the Western Media looks this stupid
I still think Giorgy is based on king of kensington
"I hope the shame is not too much to bare"
I would love to have the ghost of Khrushchev giving me advice
Uzbeks, don't give them money or matches
One can see "What Fits Into Russia" in a different context today.
I love the littel throw away lines, like "show today is crowded…"
I actually thought the Uzbeks sketch was a parody of gangsta rap at first with the joke being that Uzbeks were to the USSR as African-Americans were to the US (sorry if that came across as unintentionally racist).