I don't remember that show but Niko's post is on point. I remember back in the day when our must-see TV was whatever weeknight it was that CBC aired Codco & Kids in the Hall back to back.

Oh, phoque off!

Such a lovely song, even though it's about a rat.

Who knew a trip on the Queen streetcar could be so much fun?

Hear hear!

Oh God...yes PLEASE. I don't care if it's only 11.17am in my neck of the woods.

Oh my! Saucier than what we usually get from you!

He sounds like a very enterprising young man. (Why didn't I think of that?)

Trying to imagine the small talk between Julie Kavner and Alfred Hitchcock as they waited to go on.

If they insist on maintaining a presence on that other site, it shouldn't be that hard for them to post the same content on Bsky. This is exactly what social media mgrs do every day.

I've always loved his work. It's great to find out he's such an interesting, thoughtful man. (Which is obviously a big part of why he's such a good actor.)

That's exactly it. She wasn't just brilliant, she was unique. There are other actresses who are as talented, but she brought a very particular energy and style to everything she did.

OMG where can I get the Bob & Doug Mackenzie action figures? (Also👏👏👏👏👏 Bravo!!!)

I was once in an acting class with a woman who would occasionally grimace & make weird hand movements when she was on the floor working. She explained that she was punching the imaginary parrot on her shoulder who whispered negativity/doubt/criticism in her ear.

I've done a few shows with a director who has the cast do this on the afternoon of opening night just before the supper break. (In these parts we call it an "Italian".) Always helps to shake off the nerves, get people out of their heads, & rev up the energy.