The Red Green Show

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The Red Green Show is a Canadian comedy television series known for its handyman-themed humor, duct-tape inventions, and the eccentric residents of the fictional Possum Lodge.

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instanceOf Canadian television series
comedy television series
television series
alsoKnownAs The New Red Green Show NERFINISHED
awarded Gemini Award for Best Comedy Program or Series NERFINISHED
catchphrase I’m a man, but I can change, if I have to, I guess.
Keep your stick on the ice.
character Dalton Humphrey NERFINISHED
Harold Green NERFINISHED
Mike Hamar NERFINISHED
Ranger Gord NERFINISHED
Red Green NERFINISHED
Winston Rothschild III NERFINISHED
countryOfBroadcast Canada NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
countryOfOrigin Canada
creator Steve Smith NERFINISHED
fictionalLocation Possum Lodge NERFINISHED
filmingLocation Hamilton, Ontario NERFINISHED
Toronto, Ontario NERFINISHED
firstAired 1991
firstBroadcastChannel CFPL-TV NERFINISHED
CHCH-TV NERFINISHED
format half-hour episodes
genre comedy
sketch comedy
hasFandom Possum Lodge members
lastAired 2006
laterBroadcastChannel CBC Television NERFINISHED
Global Television Network NERFINISHED
PBS NERFINISHED
notableFeature duct-tape inventions
handyman-themed humor
parody of home improvement shows
numberOfEpisodes 300+
numberOfSeasons 15
originalLanguage English
productionCompany S&S Productions NERFINISHED
prop duct tape
segment Adventures with Bill NERFINISHED
Handyman’s Corner NERFINISHED
North of Forty NERFINISHED
Possum Lodge Word Game NERFINISHED
The Experts NERFINISHED
setting Possum Lodge NERFINISHED
slogan If the women don’t find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.
starring Steve Smith NERFINISHED
targetAudience adults
theme do-it-yourself culture satire
rural Canadian life parody

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Wayne Robson notableWork The Red Green Show