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Bob and Doug McKenzie in SCTV Season 2, ep. 6 Melonville Elections
In the video SCTV Season 2, ep. 6 Melonville Elections, Bob and Doug McKenzie are a pair of made up Canadian actors who are responsible for “Great White North”, a improv which was included on second city television for the show’s 3rd season when it streamed by CBC Television in the 80’s. Bob’s partThe character Bob is played by hilarious comedian Rick Moranis and Doug McKenzie’s part is played by actor Dave Thomas. The sketch was made originally as a joke to both fulfill and laugh about network Canadian content legislation, the pair turned into a pop culture phenomenon in both Canada and America. The McKenzie siblings enetually would become the focus of a famous comedy album, The Great White North, in 1981.
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2:07 I found the miscreant Crime Stoppers ! send me my $1000 reward !
Seriously, the actual commercials are just as funny as the SCTV commercials!!!
Am I the only one to notice Catherine O'Hara channeling Shirley MacLaine in that debate sketch?
"What we need is something to unite the people…a hatred, a common enemy.." This Jack Brown guy has a a bigly future in 21st century politics…
donald duck trump
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God I immediately want to actually watch One Is Enough; Catherine O'Hara is so incredibly charismatic in that satirical role
The laugh is really inappropriate, in timing, volume and intensity. Audience laughed at non humorous spots.
All the cast members are so good. John Candy and Catherine O’Hara consistently killing it.
Johnny LaRue would be a upgrade to Joe Biden
Pictures in background: Che, Carter, and Mao, lol
Margaret Hamilton did commercials for Maxwell House in the 70s.
Spoof of Suzanne Somers Hit Show Three's Company Not Show Eight is Enough
The backstory of Earl doubling as co-anchor of SCTV's election coverage and campaign manager for Johnny LaRue sounds like it was loosely based on the real-life saga of the late Lisa Howard (1926-1965), one of the earliest women journalists on TV. In 1964, when working for ABC News (where she anchored an early afternoon 5-minute newscast, "News with a Woman's Touch"), she became involved in a group called "Democrats for Keating" (a group that also included other NYC liberals including writer Gore Vidal) which supported the re-election bid of incumbent Sen. Kenneth Keating (R-NY) against his Democratic opponent, Robert F. Kennedy. This, as she was supposed to be reporting on the Senate campaign in that state. She had already been skating on thin ice at the network because of her friendship with Cuban leader Fidel Castro, her serving as his liaison with the State Department, and her hawking him on her newscasts (plus a few other things that can be found on the Spartacus website's profile of her as it related to the JFK assassination – https://www.spartacus-educational.com/JFKhowardL2.htm ), but her Keating activities for them were the last straw. After warning her over having "chosen to participate publicly in partisan political activity contrary to long established ABC News policy," the network fired her on Sept. 29, 1964 (her 5-minute newscast would be taken over by Marlene Sanders), and a wrongful termination suit she filed against them was summarily dismissed; she thereafter fell into a deep depression, especially after suffering a miscarriage, and she committed suicide by drug overdose in 1965.
Good lord, John Candy predicted Donald Trump