SCTV Channel # 15 Uncut
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มิ.ย. 2020
- This full length SCTV Channel (season 6, episode # 15 from 1984) features Philosophers At Work (with Jayne Eastwood), Jackie Rogers Jr. for President, Melonville Calendar, and Happy Hour with Six Gun Justice #4.
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I love the Jackie Rogers Jr. character. I always laugh out loud. Martin Short is a fine actor!
Of course you loved him, man, he was to musical talent what leonardo de turtle was to art. ththththththththhhhhhhh....
Greatest sketch comedy group of all time.
Best sketch comedy TV show Ever !
So much funnier and smarter than SNL
The ... urgency of the _Melonville Calendar_ tones.
the dude that plays happy marsden was under rated.....funny as hell ..with all the characters he played
he didn't even get billing in syndication
Eugene Levy is the spittin' image of Tom Mix.
Why do I love Andrea so much?!!! 😭😭😭
ADORABLE!!!
Praise SCTV
Incredible episode, defines “out there”!
yeah now thast for sure. timeless, love days of the week..
17:56 probably the only time you will see Mike the Bartender laugh
RIP Joe Flaherty! Jayne Eastwood was the talented actress wife of Joe's writer brother David, who preceded Joe in death in 2017.
Jacky Rogers Jr. the face love it and the melenvill calander!
It's *Melonville Calendar.* As in @4:16 and 4:20.
Levy ...he's good
just classic TV and made by real talent. Todays crap doesn't even measure up to SCTV!
funniest show ever! most of the comedy these days is not so good. However, "trailer Park Boys" cracks me up 🤣
@@wonderrob3225 me too! 😆
So SCTV predicts Donald Trump's political campaign, and Happy Marsden becomes Bob of Bob's garage!
I was thinking the same thing 🤣
The thumbnail nails it.
Also, Tucker Carlson at 27:55
@10:50 What does Mackerel Man look like? Is that like a Marvel super action hero comic man book thing, eh?
Who is that woman in the PMS drama? Why isn't given opening credits?
Idela Voudry.
at 9:11.....Joe was really laughing?....If he was, it's brilliant how they turned it around.
Of course he was laughing. No dude gives a blood about lady pussybloods.
I think it was just part of his character in the skit.
@@bulldog1961 It was Yolanda's hair
It starts long before that, 8:10 was the first I spotted and it seems to have spiralled from there... I'd like to think it wasn't scripted, but yeah,it was brilliant
I'm thinking, and it is a guess. That his line where he talks about the side effects and how the face gets blotchy and the rest. Then they pan over and show his wife's face all blotchy and just has a bad complexion. Thinking it was just a coincidence that his line matched her actual appearance he realizes this and cracks up. I loved it, tho. Love unexpected moments like that.😮
Am I wrong or is Jackie Rogers, Jr. a dead ringer for Jimmy Saville? Martin Short did say that Jackie "represents all the sleazy aspects of show business", which fits the creepiest man ever to make Top of the Pops. Philosophers at Work is hilarious, especially Acidophilus/Short's indignation over Sean Connery being pronounced the only viable Bond over first Lazenby then Roger Moore.
I'm guessing that's just a coincidence.
From what I heard Top of The Pops was wrought with prepubance sex scandal punk bands (my friends) protested being on it..the Buzzcocks found out after the fact.
So funny the way acidophilous, draped his arms over that tall chair and then when he stood up his arms remained the same way 🤣
As a Yank seeing random clips where Jimmy Saville was included, he always struck me as a super creep, even without knowing the really dark stuff about him until years later. He just sent out some really odd vibes... total stranger danger.
I'd vote for Jackie over Biden or Trump
As much as I love most of these actors, this was a hellishly bad season, with Jackie Robinson, Jr. as the only highlight.
It's Jackie Rogers Jr. not "Jackie Robinson, Jr." You should have voraciously read his name more closely. I love season 6.
I didn't consider this a bad season, but I did feel like this was the beginning of the end for this show. The fact that the best cast members they had (Candy, Moranis, O'Hara, and Thomas) all left is the reason why the last season was weak.
This seems to be the prevailing opinion, but honestly, I think the final two seasons are the very best. Strongest production value, most unique characters, great rewatch value.
@@DonnySparrow I think people have their favorites and don't honestly evaluate anything else. For example, the Ebersol era of SNL was just as good as the rest, imo. And people who crap on it don't even acknowledge that he was there for season 1. Same with SCTV, which had a short run, but still turned out gems like this after half the cast left. And this isn't the crappy cobbled together rebroadcast American version, this is the real deal .
@@taxirob2248 SCTV was always funnier and smarter than SNL but i was a fan of both shows ... and Monty Python