AFAIK it was a misconception that Canadian beer was stronger bc they've always used ABV but it used to be alcohol by weight in America, so a lower percentage. Pretty sure 4-5% is standard for a typical lager anywhere in the world.
@@benf91 Perhaps that may be the case for the labeling, but I bartended through school back in the 80s and 90s and I can tell you that when Yanks came to in they would always note that Canadian beer was stronger.
@@brianrussell9419 I think that depends on when you grew up. You grew up in the 80's you loved SCTV. You grew up in the 90's you loved red green. You grew up in the 2000's you loved Trailer park boys. They all brought different styles to the table & are all funny in their own way.
Where I lived Saturday Night Live came on first eh, an it was good eh, but like what, uh, I really wanted to see eh, was SCTV!! Thank God for America's Hat!!
SouthTexasPepper; H.F.Y. (& a GR8 theme song per4med by none other than Ian Thomas; Dave's brother) Ian's best known 4 his 1973 hit song "Painted Ladies" but he was also instrumental in exposing the PAYOLA SCANDAL that ROYALLY FUCKED OVR LOTS OF CANADIAN MUSICIANS (especially Ian Thomas himself) from enjoying success in the U.S.A.; BTW, he also wrote & per4med "Hold On" (covered by Santana in 1982) & "The Runner" (covered by Manfred Mann's Earth Band in 1984). The originals of both songs came out in 1981 (the latter song's the title cut from Ian Thomas' 1981 album "The Runner". Both of them BLOW AWAY the respective cover versions.
I was in the theater watching Brother Bear when the bear encountered the two moose-Bob and Doug eh. I laughed like a hosehead and people stared at me eh. I guess I was the only one in on the joke eh. Seriously, now that you have seen Bob and Doug, check out Brother Bear. The scene comes in the middle of the movie. It is so funny.
They were basically mocking the American impression of Canadians, and then Americans started basing their Canadian impressions on Bob and Doug McKenzie, which was a satire of how the Americans thought Canadians talked and... I've gone cross-eyed...
Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis told the story behind these characters a lot: they’re not making fun of Americans (well, a bit, probably, but not primarily Americans), they’re making fun of Canadian content regulations. While they were making the show, a law was passed saying that all shows needed a certain percentage of distinctly Canadian content. Their response was to ask what does that even mean? The whole show is entirely Canadian! So to comply with that regulation, the decided to write a sketch where they pile every Canadian stereotype on top of each other.
I used to wait for these guys to come on sctv. It was usually toward the end of the show. Then I'd fall asleep. And true story, we used to have a Moosehead beer 🍻 billboard by my house. When they plastered over it , it really bummed me out.
This segment was to meet "Canadian Content" requirements by the Canadian government of the time. The latest Canadian government is going to impose "Canadian Content" on streaming services and social media so perhaps we'll get some more Bob and Doug McKenzie-esque stuff.
Yeah, somewhat. The only real funny scene is where Doug hits the brakes in the van and Bob lands in the windshield. Surprised that Max Von Sydow would do a movie like this. But money is money...
How stupid could it be? It was HAMLET, for cryin' out loud! More from the POV of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and with some modern tech, but still Hamlet. (seriously, the Elsinore Brewery?)
I made my dad sit through the movie twice while we were waiting for a train in Pittsburgh. He wasn’t impressed but I was quoting it all summer from dawn til dusk.
+mcaddicts Problem was the mice were getting into stubbies cause the neck wasn't long, eh? And the companies were losing money on them, cause guys were bringing back empty stubbies with mice in them, eh?
I love the scene where the Mac bros are talking to a hockey player, asking him if he worries about his plane crashing. "It's going to happen sometime."
I remember when you'd get a free church key at your liquor store whenever you bought a 6-pack or case of beer B4 pull-tabs and twist-off caps made church-keys obsolete BUT you'll still have those attachments on a good Swiss Army Knife. ☺
Back in the 80s when these bits were new, they had a small debate about the robotic arm on the space shuttle, which was made in Canada. Doug figured if it was Canadian, it had to be capable of opening a beer. Bob thought opening a beer in outer space would be a bad idea because all the beer would float upward.
So grab some drinking buddies and a few dozen 12 packs of your favorite Beer and while watching this Movie take a drink every time you hear them say "eh" and "Hozer" Good luck. May the Beer Gods watch over you!!
My buddies and I from high school were into these guys back in the 80’s eh,”ya know,my brother used to say drowning in beer would be like Heaven,well he’s not here and I’ve got two soakers,this ain’t heaven,this sucks!!!”
At Christmas time, don't forget to put your beer in a tree, eh. Don't be the one hoser with your turtleneck on, reaching into a cooler for your beer, eh?
I'm not a genius, but I'm fairly intelligent (old school) and it takes a real good one to get me to reply with an LOL. Cameraman655, you sir have earned it. Well done. Cheers from a canadian.
Mike Myers had to get the idea for Wayne's world from this sketch. I remember seeing the movie Strange Brew for the first time on beta around 84 or 85 and it was hilarious brilliant sketch it's better than Wayne's world.
Actually, government has enforced 'no twist off caps' now only pop caps everywhere! Can't find a twist off anywhere in BC, because someone sued somebody over tiny broken shards from the twist offs!
Dave Thomas made these characters up on the spot,were told they needed some content that was more "canadian" on the show,so they went with these exaggerated stereotype hoseheads.
If I didn't know about the launch today I would be so confused about why this is showing up in my suggestions. People must be searching for Bob and Doug a lot
"Just put more alcohol in your beer. Then you don't have to twist 'em all off, ey."
America listened. We now have beers at every city boasting 4% to 14%. Thank you Canada!
AFAIK it was a misconception that Canadian beer was stronger bc they've always used ABV but it used to be alcohol by weight in America, so a lower percentage. Pretty sure 4-5% is standard for a typical lager anywhere in the world.
@@benf91 Perhaps that may be the case for the labeling, but I bartended through school back in the 80s and 90s and I can tell you that when Yanks came to in they would always note that Canadian beer was stronger.
@@Sr.ChilePepper Uhhh idk about that I don’t find Canuck beer that strong.
What are neighbors for, eh?
I miss Molson Brador. Not the US import, but the "domestic". It's what I can remember from collidge!
Anyone know where it can be got?
Holy crows! Am I not the only person left who still remembers Bob & Doug McKenzie???
I have a copy of "Strange Brew"
Hans Zarkov, Ph.D. I have that PLUS the vinyl Christmas record. 😂
@@itsawonderfulknife7031 Excellent, eh? I used to have that one, but I think my second ex got it... 8(
Sad but true, eh hoser? Take off, eh? To da great White North, eh?
It's a beauty way ta go.
Funniest ever out of Canada. Along with the Red Green show🤣🤣👍👍
Bob & Doug, Red Green, and the trailer park boys. The holy trinity of Canadian Comedy.
Trailer Park Boys comes close to being as funny as SCTV
@@brianrussell9419 I think that depends on when you grew up. You grew up in the 80's you loved SCTV. You grew up in the 90's you loved red green. You grew up in the 2000's you loved Trailer park boys. They all brought different styles to the table & are all funny in their own way.
They were.both so good and original. I really loved watching them and all of SCTV.
Where I lived Saturday Night Live came on first eh, an it was good eh, but like what, uh, I really wanted to see eh, was SCTV!!
Thank God for America's Hat!!
I'm a Canadian and I still find this hilarious, eh?
What part of Canada, hoser?
Well, these guys are Canadian too.
I’m hilarious and I still find this Canadian, eh
@@fogmachine681 same xd
I am an American and I still find this hilarious, eh..
I always loved their movie, "Strange Brew." Hilarious!!!!
steam roller.... steam roller.....
SouthTexasPepper; H.F.Y. (& a GR8 theme song per4med by none other than Ian Thomas; Dave's brother) Ian's best known 4 his 1973 hit song "Painted Ladies" but he was also instrumental in exposing the PAYOLA SCANDAL that ROYALLY FUCKED OVR LOTS OF CANADIAN MUSICIANS (especially Ian Thomas himself) from enjoying success in the U.S.A.; BTW, he also wrote & per4med "Hold On" (covered by Santana in 1982) & "The Runner" (covered by Manfred Mann's Earth Band in 1984). The originals of both songs came out in 1981 (the latter song's the title cut from Ian Thomas' 1981 album "The Runner". Both of them BLOW AWAY the respective cover versions.
Psst....act.....ACT!
@@jjryan1352 Too late to steer now, Eh
@@ptb351 take off you steer this thing!
I was in the theater watching Brother Bear when the bear encountered the two moose-Bob and Doug eh. I laughed like a hosehead and people stared at me eh. I guess I was the only one in on the joke eh.
Seriously, now that you have seen Bob and Doug, check out Brother Bear. The scene comes in the middle of the movie. It is so funny.
and now these guys are going to space 🙌
Their mission motto is "take off, eh"?
Of course they had to send Canadians into space, eh. Do you know how cold it is in space, guy? Putting a touque on an American wont get the job done.
I thought the same thing whenever it was in the news!😄
Space doesn't exist. No one is ever going to space or ever has gone to space.
@@axelfoley20 Space exists. You occupy it. Maybe you're confused with outer space.
These guys educated me about the existance of Canada.
existence, eh?
They were basically mocking the American impression of Canadians, and then Americans started basing their Canadian impressions on Bob and Doug McKenzie, which was a satire of how the Americans thought Canadians talked and... I've gone cross-eyed...
Making me want to watch Austin Powers now..
@@deadNdivine12 So ironic; Mike Myers is Canadian also. Please check out "Wayne's World". U'll get the true essence of what represents CANADA!!!!!!
nice Austin Powers reference.
Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis told the story behind these characters a lot: they’re not making fun of Americans (well, a bit, probably, but not primarily Americans), they’re making fun of Canadian content regulations. While they were making the show, a law was passed saying that all shows needed a certain percentage of distinctly Canadian content. Their response was to ask what does that even mean? The whole show is entirely Canadian! So to comply with that regulation, the decided to write a sketch where they pile every Canadian stereotype on top of each other.
@@kiruppert They sure did. I do recall their interview as such. SPOT-ON U R!!!!!
We here in the USA thought everyone in Canada lived like these two!
Don't they?
We do
Do we not?
Phayzyre105 - What makes you think we don't, eh?
Of course we do..
I must thank Doug McKenzie for his inspiration to America's current craft brewers. Beauty, eh?
Enterprising brewers down south saw this and were like "More alcohol? Good idea!" Thus was born the American Craft Brew industry.
I remember those "brown grenade" beer bottles. God only knows how many of those filled with Molson I poured down my throat. Good times.
7,452
-GOD
They had green ones as well, filled with Mickey's malt liquor.
'Extra Old Stock' 'Molson Canadian' or 'Labatts Blue' eh and a pack of Players or Rothsman smokes eh
I CAN ONLY HEAR THE MOOSE FROM BROTHER BEAR I LOVE THIS!!!! GOD BLESS THEM!!!🤣🤣🤣
"I think that was our best show ever, eh?"
I agree, good day, eh.
I used to wait for these guys to come on sctv. It was usually toward the end of the show. Then I'd fall asleep. And true story, we used to have a Moosehead beer 🍻 billboard by my house. When they plastered over it , it really bummed me out.
This movie was shot in 3B......3 beers eh
i must now watch Strange Brew
This segment was to meet "Canadian Content" requirements by the Canadian government of the time. The latest Canadian government is going to impose "Canadian Content" on streaming services and social media so perhaps we'll get some more Bob and Doug McKenzie-esque stuff.
Probably more Trailer Park Boys!
Imagine your culture being so weak you need to make laws to prevent its erasure lmao
Church keys are the cornerstone of any Canadian Camping Trip and remember boys and girls never leave home without your Church Key eh!
The Space X/NASA launch brought me here. 🚀 “Take off!”
Paula Browning White
Meet Bob and Doug ....
Same lol
Me, too... just heard of these guys for the same reason. They’re funny!
It's a beauty way to go !
If you haven't seen "Strange Brew", you really should. It will give you a good idea of what those hosers Bob and Doug are doing in Space, eh?
Man I miss Rick Moranis.... He was one of my favorites
The older I get the more sense they make.
Strange Brew the stupidest movie you’ll ever LOVE!!
Yeah, somewhat. The only real funny scene is where Doug hits the brakes in the van and Bob lands in the windshield. Surprised that Max Von Sydow would do a movie like this. But money is money...
How stupid could it be? It was HAMLET, for cryin' out loud! More from the POV of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and with some modern tech, but still Hamlet. (seriously, the Elsinore Brewery?)
+TaosDad31
Save one of those beers for me, eh!
I made my dad sit through the movie twice while we were waiting for a train in Pittsburgh. He wasn’t impressed but I was quoting it all summer from dawn til dusk.
Hockey, beer, touques, flying hoseheads. That movie is grade A, eh.
I completely forgot about this. The Originals. I do love it. But now I also know where Wayne's World came from.
This was filmed when Canadian beer bottles had their original shapes. 🇨🇦🧐🥃
And Labatts and Molson were not owned by America then.
@I don't matter Hope that legal weed was worth it lol
@@AnnaLVajda yankee beers suck.
I love my neighbors to the North, just 30 minutes away
It was a great topic Aye. I always call bottle opener the "Church Key" good memories
I love seeing these guys again.
Especially in color.
'Cause it says so on the LABEL, hosehead! Hahaha
That song's making them fight!
These guys were awesome
"Were"? Like, try "are"!
You are a HOSER!!! TAKE OFF, EH!!!
(Just kidding, yeah, they are awesome!)
i think that was our best show ever hahahahaha
Quite possibly THE best show ever, eh. LOL.
well, kids in the hall is also pretty good...
They need to bring back the stubby bottles again.
+mcaddicts Your wish is granted. Miller Lite just brought them back.
+mcaddicts Problem was the mice were getting into stubbies cause the neck wasn't long, eh? And the companies were losing money on them, cause guys were bringing back empty stubbies with mice in them, eh?
No I tried that once eh, they wouldn't fall for it. Took my bottle back to the beer store and the guy told me to take off and go talk to the brewery.
Yeah and then you got a job and wound up in the looney bin, eh?
THEY JUST DID!!!! Look up coors banquet!! there stubby's!!!! Its back eh
I love the scene where the Mac bros are talking to a hockey player, asking him if he worries about his plane crashing. "It's going to happen sometime."
Excellent show
I remember when you'd get a free church key at your liquor store whenever you bought a 6-pack or case of beer B4 pull-tabs and twist-off caps made church-keys obsolete BUT you'll still have those attachments on a good Swiss Army Knife. ☺
+WytZox1 Who are you so wise in the ways of science? (she was lighter than a duck)
I've always just used the spine of my jackknife to open bottles.
Still use church keys. They save your fingernails.
We Love Canada 🇨🇦 from your southern border🇺🇸
We Americans have been asking that question for years.
They should come back with an updated sketch and they are the Bob and Doug astronauts. It could be funny eh!
Back in the 80s when these bits were new, they had a small debate about the robotic arm on the space shuttle, which was made in Canada. Doug figured if it was Canadian, it had to be capable of opening a beer. Bob thought opening a beer in outer space would be a bad idea because all the beer would float upward.
I thought they did send Bob and Doug into space?
I want to do a spiritual successor to this with my brother
This is why I homebrew and use pry off beer bottles and caps. And I always add lots of alcohol to it.
Canada, home to strong beer and a weak dollar. Take off 'eh
@Larry Schroeder we need strong beer so it wouldnt freeze in our skidoo before we got to camp
Canada had a higher dollar for a bit this new millennium. Not bad for having less population than California.
@@keithjohnston6861 why is it so much?
These guys remind me of my college days in the 60's ...The lost generation ,ay ? )))
So grab some drinking buddies and a few dozen 12 packs of your favorite Beer and while watching this Movie take a drink every time you hear them say "eh" and "Hozer" Good luck. May the Beer Gods watch over you!!
I believe that was the best episode too. Space balllllllzzzzzz
Thanks to Bob & Doug i developed an artificial Canadian accent...and I'm from BC
My buddies and I from high school were into these guys back in the 80’s eh,”ya know,my brother used to say drowning in beer would be like Heaven,well he’s not here and I’ve got two soakers,this ain’t heaven,this sucks!!!”
Did it just get warmer in here.
Bob and Dug made it to space today ! lol spaceX astronut Bob and Dug
How many if you here after the spacex shuttle launch !!!!!
Trying to find out if Elon was hip to Bob & Doug.
Me
I can't believe they just went to space!
At Christmas time, don't forget to put your beer in a tree, eh. Don't be the one hoser with your turtleneck on, reaching into a cooler for your beer, eh?
All the guys at my high school were Bob & Doug McKenzie.
Good day and welcome to the show 🍁👍 hoser
0:55 that's also the reason why Canada doesn't drink as much beer as other countries
Two things you need to survive in Canada - A Bic Lighter and a Church Key.
Bic lighter IS a church key
When was this made? Notice that Rick Moranis' face looks a little puffy?
My two favourite comedy duos are Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas and Steve Martin and Martin Short
Counter tops work pretty good to open beers if you don't have an opener, eh?
Beauty!
They got jobs. They're hosers.
Bob and Dough are Gods !!! FOREVER
HOW is American beer like makin love in a canoe eh.....? Fukin close to water....!
Old Monty Python !
Best joke I've heard in along time
I'm not a genius, but I'm fairly intelligent (old school) and it takes a real good one to get me to reply with an LOL. Cameraman655, you sir have earned it. Well done. Cheers from a canadian.
Oh my freaking god, to this day me and my buddy tell each other to, "take off aye."
is Moosehead a genuine Canadian beer or it considered swill by real Canucks?
I used the bumper on my truck to get beer caps off.
Cheers from your twist off neighbor from the south. I wish tv was still funny. Canada was hilarious damnit..We have nothing funny down here.
political correctness ruined comedy
You're Mexican?
I remember when John Candy in Canadian Bacon caused a riot by saying Canadian beer sucks.
Hey NY, do Canada a favor and find the guy who punched Rick today.
Just put more alcohol in the beer as a solution. Priceless
I need a Doug to my Bob.
I'm Canadian and I find this Canadian.
Micheal j fox, corner gas, William mf Shatner , the beachcombers And these brothers . We love you oh Canada.❤❤❤
Mike Myers had to get the idea for Wayne's world from this sketch. I remember seeing the movie Strange Brew for the first time on beta around 84 or 85 and it was hilarious brilliant sketch it's better than Wayne's world.
Nah, most commercial Canadian beer are twist offs now. The odd micro brew still uses the pop-top caps that you need the opener for.
Actually, government has enforced 'no twist off caps' now only pop caps everywhere! Can't find a twist off anywhere in BC, because someone sued somebody over tiny broken shards from the twist offs!
Did everyone here know that their other brother Mike McKenzie played for the Green Bay Packers?
Doug's a spittin image for supreme court nominee Kavanaugh.
Well they both like beer, eh?
Man I miss those Stubie's
SCTV was much funnier than Saturday Night Live. John Candy, Joe Flaherty, these two, Catherine O'Hara, et al were just hilarious.
If you like that, watch Schitts Creek. Catherine O'Hara and Eugene Levy star in it, and they nail their characters.
Absolutely funnier than SNL!!!!
Hey, happy Canada Day!
Drink up, eh....
Lindo rick moranis que talento 💕💕💗💓💓💓
Played a lot of Beer Hunter too!
Bob and Doug astronauts?
Bob (Rick Moranis) and Doug McKenzie (Dave Thomas) host their own public access show “The Great White North” as a skit on SCTV.
Ahhh Canada, I miss you .
What's up with the flash frames?
We need a sequel!!🍻
I just realized that on their map, NL is connected and both NB and NS are islands. What’s with that ‘eh?
Dave Thomas made these characters up on the spot,were told they needed some content that was more "canadian" on the show,so they went with these exaggerated stereotype hoseheads.
These hosers are way more real than anything Hollyweird. Better looking too.
If I didn't know about the launch today I would be so confused about why this is showing up in my suggestions. People must be searching for Bob and Doug a lot
We have twist off caps since the 90's
What year was this
Love those hosers!
I just realized Wayne’s World HAD to be inspired by this!
the more watered down the beer is, the more they'll purchase, the more they'll brag about how much they can drink.
“Queenslanders”
@@Johnnysabboy Nope mate, Yanks, Canada always in danger of Yank diseases doing a slimy, slither up over the 49th
Fliptosser :- Thats Yanks as do that fart sniffer
That explains Fox News anchors' predilection for aluminium bottles of Bud Light
I met a real Canadian and he did talk like that. He was fun to talk to though.
"Just take off aye"....lmao!
church keys!