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In the video John Candy Moved to Edmonton with Bob and Doug McKenzie | The History of SCTV in Western Canada, Bob and Doug McKenzie are a couple of strange Canadian siblings who created “Great White North”, a sketch which was shown on SCTV – second city television for the show’s most popular season when it aired by the Canadian Broadcasting Channel in the 1980s. Bob is brought to life by comic Rick Moranis and Doug McKenzie’s part is brought to life by the comedian Dave Thomas. Which was developed originally as a sketch to both please and laugh at stupid Canadian content guidelines, the characters turned into a pop culture hit in both Canada and the USA. The pair later became the focus of a hit comedy album, The Great White North, in 1981.
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Second City Television, commonly shortened to SCTV and later known as SCTV Network and SCTV Channel, is a Canadian television sketch comedy show that ran between 1976 and 1984. It was created as an offshoot from Toronto’s Second City troupe. It is an example of a Canadian show that moved successfully to American TV.
The original SCTV cast consisted of John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Catherine O’Hara, Harold Ramis, and Dave Thomas. All also served as writers on the show, although Martin and O’Hara did not receive writing credits on the first four episodes. Ramis served as SCTV’s original head writer, but only appeared on-screen as a regular during the first season (spread out over two years).
The show was off the air for the 1979–80 season, but returned to production after Andrew Alexander and Charles Allard, owner of the independent station CITV in Edmonton, Alberta, struck a deal to produce SCTV at CITV’s facilities.
Candy, O’Hara, and Ramis dropped out at this juncture, and Dave Thomas was promoted to head writer. Added to the cast (and writing room) were Tony Rosato, Robin Duke, and Rick Moranis. Moranis, a friend of Dave Thomas primarily known as a radio personality in Canada, was the only cast member not to have come from the ranks of Second City. John Blanchard became the series director at this point.
This season of the show was seen in Canada on the CBC, and in scattered markets in the U.S. in syndication.
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Great video dude – liked and subscribed! Born and raised in Edmonton and I love this little bit of our history
ITV went on the Air Sept 1 1974. Letterman was being an Ass
SCTV was WAY better then SNL, I was upset when it was gone. Tex & Emma Boil were hilarious!
I'm a proud Edmontonian.
New viewer, just found your channel from your PT&A stuff, automatic follow when you posted the Signals cover! Great stuff!
You knew Gord with the hair too? He died…yeah, hit in the head by a random street hockey ball…an orange one, eh.
A bunch of the original SCTV cast were also voice actors in the animated Heavy Metal. Edit, so was Ed Asner, an original Chicago founder of SCTV.
I grew up on john candy. He was the kindest person i heard . Gone way to early
Thank you for sharing that information with us! People really love the cast of sctv and care about them. Its not easy doing anything in life and to get a actor and comedian job is a great task. Its even a big deal just to get a ride back and fourth to the studios and memorize your line and get cleaned up and dressed. I think all their hard work paid off and when sctv actors show up for fans they are there to make everyone look good in the town. Thanks sctv!
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Loved the clip. I remember the old ITV days before global. That’s one studio I was never in.
Have you ever done a video on John Candy's grave?
John Candy was awesome, I miss him. Died so young. RIP John. Xxx
Wow… All seven kids died? That's horrible. So when do you plan on becoming an architect? Such a great show and such a phenomenal cast… Love seeing Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara together in schitt's Creek… Hope you like that show! You are hilarious Scott thanks again … See you later
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You know I love the Rush reference by the way…LOL
what a disgrace. graffiti
Great vids can u do the murder of heather rich or Dorothy Stratton fellow Canadian
I appeared on SCTV twice when they filmed in cornation Park
Welcome to the great white north! Ed Grimley was cool!
Great video Scott thanks
Lol that was awsome.
Take off hoser another good one
Also my friend‘s much older brother worked on the show.
missed big john he was a funny guy sadley his life was cut short planes train automobile uncle buck home alone classic movies
My niece lives in Canada and sister used too. I'm going to send them this. They will LOL.
The man was a Legend
John Candy was the start of the great big guys of comedy
Good stuff scott I always liked SCTV a poor man's SNL
Did John was in band loved armed and dangerous
That’s very recent on that statue. I’m outraged