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SCTV GOLDEN CLASSICS on PBS!

From Natasha of WNET in New York: "SCTV Golden Classics, a new public television special featuring some of SCTV's most hilarious moments, premieres Thursday, December 17 at 9 p.m. on New York metro area public television station WLIW21. The special will premiere nationwide on other public television stations beginning March 2010 (check local listings). Visit wliw.org for a video preview and to support this broadcast. Contact your local station to request the show at pbs.org/stationfinder."

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SCTV (Second City Television) characters included Ed Grimley, Count Floyd,Johnny LaRue, Edith Prickley, Lola Heatherton, Johnny LaRue, Big Jim McBob and Billy Sol Hurock of the Farm Film Report, Sammy Maudlin, Guy Caballero, Bobby Bittman, The Shmenge Brothers (The Happy Wanderers - sometimes misspelled "Schmenge Brothers" - Yosh Shmenge and Stan Shmenge of "The Last Polka"), Lin Ye Tang, Five Neat Guys (or 5 Neat Guys), The McKenzie Brothers (Bob and Doug McKenzie), Tex and Edna Boil, Agnus Crock, Dusty Towne, Gerry Todd, Johnny LaRue, Mel Slirrup (sometimes "Mel Slirrop") Floyd Robertson and Earl Camembert of the SCTV News, William B. Williams, and many more.

SCTV ran from 1976-1984, showing in Canada on Global Television and CBC Television, and in the US on NBC Television and Cinemax. The show was called "Second City TV" from 1976-1981, "SCTV Network 90" from 1981-1983, and "SCTV Channel" from 1983-1984