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recurring skits, including "Ross", the technical producer and director of the show who constantly cheated and swindled money from everyone, especially the kid actors; "Barth", a cook at the fast-food burger place who cooked terrible food for the kids; and the father Lance
Prevert, who tried to raise his kids but was utterly clueless about what his kids were doing. The younger characters, meanwhile, differed from other kids' TV shows in the way they often bickered and insulted one another (in their character roles), rather than getting along and enjoying their time together as seen on most other shows for children. Hosts Christine and Alanis frequently insulted each other and each tried to outdo the other in their roles, reflecting the real-life rivalries and competition taking place among kids in everyday life.
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members would be interrupted by another cast member saying the opposite of what the monologue (or dialogue) was about, at which the cast would say, "It must be the introduction to the opposites", and then the inversion fade would happen. The sketches that followed were a tongue-in-cheek reversal of the show's subject and of daily life, often featuring children having authority over adults or adults encouraging children to behave badly (for example, eating sweets instead of vegetables or wasting money on something frivolous rather than putting the money in the bank).
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color other than green. Lisa got slimed with white slime after saying "I really don't know". In the 1982 episode "Television," Christine is slimed in green, red, blue, yellow and "stripes" (green, red, blue and yellow at once) while trying to explain about green slime to newcomer
Vanessa Lindores. (McGlade had the slime washed out by mentioning to Vanessa that it usually comes out with water, and then got dumped on with water.) This sketch was later seen in the opening to the 1987 thriller film
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can occasionally be seen and/or heard underneath the actors, and the loud splatter sound usually heard during a watering or sliming is that of the liquid hitting the tarpaulin. Actors to be slimed or soaked usually appeared barefoot in the scene, and several cast members who were slimed were reportedly paid extra. Scenes involving slimings were the final ones taped during a recording, allowing the actors to immediately rinse after the scene without causing delays.
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that the writers were unaware of the sensitive nature of the material. In Canada, the "Divorce" episode was banned. However, the "Adoption" episode was shown with edits. In the sketch in which
Senator Prevert calls the adoption agency to send his son back after using him to do chores all day, the line in which he calls the adoption agency officer a "damn bureaucrat" was excised.
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was slimed twice during it) and also featured cameos by Doug
Ptolemy, Alasdair Gillis, Christine McGlade and Kevin Kubusheskie (who by that time had become a stage producer on the show). Gillis also appeared briefly in the "locker jokes" segment during the "Fantasies" episode, and Adam Reid, who by this time had become an official writer for
2061:"Black Eye" ("Bullying"), "Can't Give It Away" ("Marketing"), "Split Down the Middle" ("Divorce"), "Hang Out to Dry" ("Malls") and "Blood Is Thicker Than Water" ("Families"). The production company's name was announced by Lye, who often included a joke about the show or its producers only to realize that the cameras were still rolling.
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dumped on her anyway, since, as it was explained by Lisa Ruddy who was with McGlade at the time, the slime for that episode was computer-controlled. Some variations of the magic words also triggered the slime, such as in the "Blame" episode when the entire cast got slimed together after one of them said, "we don't know."
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to air until the end of 1987, but not often. Reportedly, this was because
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and more slime and water gags (which was supposedly at the request of
Nickelodeon executives). The show did not completely sever ties to its past, as many former cast members reappeared during the 1989 season in cameo roles, most notably in the "Age" episode, which was hosted by Vanessa Lindores (who
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Nickelodeon, and the network demanded more slimings on the show as the years went on, resulting in episodes such as 1985's "Movies" in which the entire cast (save for Abby Hagyard) is slimed. Nickelodeon later introduced green slime shampoo, which was
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would pour down on them from above. This type of prank was known as being "slimed," and it became one of the show's most notable elements. As with waterings, the sliming gag was used in almost every episode, especially from 1982 onward. According to writer-director
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Some "opposites" features were reversals of the roles and gags related to the show's recurring characters (usually played by Les Lye or Abby
Hagyard), such as the cast getting to execute El Captaino at the firing squad or torturing Nasti the dungeon keeper. Inverse tropes related to Mr. Schitdler in
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Starting in season two before the intro, there was usually a title card with a gag show that was "preempted" with the announcer Les Lye introducing it (ex: "Mr. T Thinks He's A Girl will not be seen today, so that we may present a show still trying to find itself."βEpisode: "Identity Crisis"). A lot
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Both versions of the "Children's
Television Sausage Factory" animation feature likenesses of Jonothan Gebert, Kevin Somers, Marc Baillon and Christine McGlade exiting the school bus, as well as a likeness of Les Lye as the security guard at the door of the TV studio. This footage was reused from the
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from its daily rotation, along with the 1982 "Cosmetics" episode. The 1981 episodes were set to air for the last time during a 1985-week-long promotion called "Oldies but Moldies," with contests in which viewers could win prizes such as "tasty, fresh chocolate syrup". Instead, the episodes continued
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Most of the cast did not like getting slimed (Christine McGlade said it was "gross and challenging"), and on occasion, they tried to avoid saying "I don't know." This usually backfired, as in the "Computers" episode when McGlade said "insufficient data" instead of "I don't know" and got green slime
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would fall onto them from above. In the earlier years of the show, cast members (especially Christine) were doused pails of water, but starting in 1981, the water would fall from above. By the 1984 season, only the word "water" led to a dousing, whereas in earlier seasons, the words "wet" and "H2O"
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The episode "Adoption," was so controversial that it was banned after being shown twice. A "DO NOT AIR" sticker was placed on the master tape at CJOH. "Adoption" is the only episode that was banned in the United States. Co-creator Geoffrey Darby has stated that he felt the episode went too far, and
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Especially in the later years of the show, cast members who were slimed frequently looked upward into the slime as it was falling so that it covered their faces (the same was also true of the waterings). To avoid damage to the set from water or slime, a clear tarpaulin was laid on the floor, which
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During the "locker jokes" segment of each episode, cast members, standing inside school lockers with the words "You Can't Do That on Television" painted on them, told jokes to each other. The person telling the joke would open his or her locker and call another cast member, to whom he or she would
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Starting with the 1981 season, most episodes featured sketches with the kids eating at Barth's Burgery, a fast-food burger restaurant run by Barth (Lye), a chain-smoking, unpleasant, disgusting cook who uses unsanitary and questionable methods of cooking burgers. Most of the sketches involve Barth
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sketches in which Lye played El Capitano, a Latin American military officer preparing to order a firing squad (whom he addressed as "the amigos") to execute one of the child actors tied up standing in front of a firing post. The kid would often trick El Capitano into being shot by the firing squad
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in the mid-1980s, beginning with 1981's "Work, Work, Work." It aired at 5:30 PM on weekdays until August 1987 when the initial run ended. After its first two runs, it was moved to a 7:00 AM weekday morning timeslot in 1989. It continued to run periodically on ABC Television for the next few years,
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Although the slime was usually green, other colors, such as red, blue, yellow and even black and white, were occasionally used. 1981's "Safety First" episode, which featured white slime as part of a recurring joke in about "wearing white at night," was the first episode known to have used a slime
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Each episode had an "opposites" segment ("Opposite Skits, where the opposite of real life really happens"), introduced by a visual effect of the screen flipping upside down, shifting left to fade to the next sketch, and then righting itself. Typically, right before this happened, one or more cast
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The show's comedy centered around how kids are treated by adults and the rest of the world. The show's skits gave satirical and exaggerated views of grown-ups as clueless, out of touch, and often using their status as adults to take advantage of kids. Les Lye portrayed several characters in the
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sketches and motifs (including a variation on the show's trademark green slime gag called "Yellow Yuck"). Despite high ratings, the series ended after its five-episode trial run in October 1983, possibly because of complaints from parents about its content. Nickelodeon was also concerned that if
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was added so that it the slime would wash out of the actors' hair more easily after several of the female cast members complained. In the "Television" episode, Christine reveals the ingredients as water, gelatin powder, flour and soap. In later years, the recipe consisted simply of green food
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The "locker jokes" feature was introduced in the first season and continued until the end of the series. The lockers underwent minor makeovers during the show's early years, but mostly remained the same for the entire run of the show. In 2004, when fans and cast reunited for the show's 25th
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tell the joke. For the duration of the joke, those cast members would be the only ones seen with open lockers. After each joke, the actors would close their lockers, allowing the process to start again with different people and a new joke. This was similar to the "joke wall" segment on
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jazz arrangement by the National Press Club and Allied Workers Jazz Band. Though the arrangement of the theme music stayed the same throughout the entire series run (although there are subtle differences between the themes in various seasons β especially the closing themes β and
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complex was used in the first season and in the original hour-long versions of the 1981 season episodes. In this animation sequence, a person pulls the roof off one side of the building, releasing three balloons bearing the likenesses of the three party leaders at the time:
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resumed, and a new set of episodes aired locally on CJOH through May 1981. The format of the 1981 episodes was similar to that of the inaugural 1979 season, but each episode featured sketches that revolved around a certain topic (something that carried over from
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Lindores was the show's third host, and returned to host 1989's Age episode. She also appeared (then pregnant) in 2004's reunion "Project 131". The only other cast member to have the "real" green slime dumped on her made from rotten food leftovers.
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following production of the 1987 season after being informed that Nickelodeon was not planning to order more episodes. Production was suspended for 1988. When Price eventually returned to Canada, he wanted to resume production of
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joined the cast playing many of the adult female characters, including a strict schoolteacher named Miss Fidt and the studio secretary Miss Take. In addition, the 22 children from the first season were trimmed down to seven:
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was produced at CJOH-TV starring five members of the original cast. These included Brodie Osome, Marjorie Silcoff, and Vanessa Lindores (visibly pregnant at the time), Justin Cammy and Alasdair Gillis. It was directed by
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with remarks about the episode, usually featuring one final humiliation or comeuppance for that episode's main cast member. These scenes were often cut short or removed altogether, especially for airings on Nickelodeon.
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including Les Lye, Christine McGlade, Kevin Kubusheskie and Adam Reid. By this time, McGlade, now in her twenties and eager to move on with her life, had moved to Toronto and was flying back to Ottawa for
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In the 1981 and 1982 seasons, Barth had a worker, Zilch (played by Darryll Lucas), whom he frequently insulted and abused, often by hitting him with a pan and knocking him out cold.
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4883:100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd
3562:Never Ever Do This At Home
3471:Episode 133: Celebrations
3449:Episode 019: Safety First
3269:Episode 019: Safety First
2818:Episode 044: Future World
2697:Episode 091: Know-It-Alls
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5230:Tak and the Power of Juju
4595:The Ren & Stimpy Show
4424:Rated K: For Kids by Kids
4187:10.1080/02722010509481249
4148:"Facebook Live Q & A"
3967:. Plume, 2013, pp. 55β56.
3609:You Can't Do That on Film
3066:Christine "Moose" McGlade
1211:(originally to be titled
634:You Can't Do That on Film
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5980:Nickelodeon's Unfiltered
5769:Lip Sync Battle Shorties
5753:Jagger Eaton's Mega Life
5649:Fresh Beat Band of Spies
4547:Clarissa Explains It All
4060:YCDTOTV adoption episode
3748:oldschoolnick.tumblr.com
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3556:Episode 143: Inventions
3520:Episode 143: Inventions
3415:Episode 143: Inventions
3110:Episode 143: Privileges
3037:Episode 143: Inventions
3000:Episode 040: Growing Up
2962:Episode 035: Television
2945:Episode 016: Strike Now
2723:Episode 143: Inventions
2590:Episode 035: Television
2587:Episode 035: Television
2569:Episode 029: Popularity
2460:Episode 017: Strike Now
2425:Episode 143: Inventions
2408:Episode 143: Inventions
2368:Episode 142: Privileges
2286:National Football League
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5214:The Naked Brothers Band
4200:(subscription required)
4081:"Roger Price Interview"
3392:Episode 122: Pollution
3344:Episode 031: Vacations
3272:Episode 025: Nutrition
3143:Episode 090: Pop Music
2948:Episode 068: Halloween
2890:Episode 025: Nutrition
2720:Episode 027: Cosmetics
2663:Episode 031: Vacations
2499:Episode 122: Pollution
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5617:Bella and the Bulldogs
5318:Fanboy & Chum Chum
5022:Nickelodeon Robot Wars
4814:(1997β1999; 2012β2013)
4731:Aaahh!!! Real Monsters
4678:(1994β2005; 2019β2020)
4579:Nickelodeon Launch Box
4526:(1990β2000; 2019β2022)
3993:. Plume, 2013, pp. 57.
3980:. Plume, 2013, pp. 56.
3850:"Jimmy Fox on Twitter"
3491:Episode 141: Learning
3474:Episode 141: Learning
3330:Whatever Turns You On.
3292:Brother of Vik Sahay.
3230:Episode 28: Cosmetics
3146:Episode 100: Contests
3107:Episode 121: Security
3042:Whatever Turns You On.
2535:Episode 074: Families
2496:Episode 111: Adoption
2446:Episode 141: Learning
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5721:The Dude Perfect Show
5521:The Haunted Hathaways
4966:The Fairly OddParents
4507:Wild & Crazy Kids
4440:Don't Just Sit There!
4006:. Plume, 2013, p. 53.
3553:Episode 114: Choices
3454:Whatever Turns You On
3432:Episode 084: Revenge
3429:Episode 056: History
3412:Episode 122: Fantasy
3389:Episode 094: Garbage
3255:Whatever Turns You On
3224:Elizabeth Richardson
3082:Whatever Turns You On
3076:Episode 093: Garbage
3054:Episode 018: Fitness
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2859:Episode 095: Country
2805:Whatever Turns You On
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2520:Episode 084: Revenge
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2443:Episode 114: Choices
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5657:Talia in the Kitchen
5278:My Family's Got Guts
5246:Back at the Barnyard
4998:The Nick Cannon Show
4859:The Wild Thornberrys
4723:Gullah Gullah Island
4295:America Goes Bananaz
4002:Klickstein, Mathew.
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3885:. September 14, 2015
3819:. February 27, 2022.
3488:Episode 115: Chores
3289:Episode 135: Sports
3250:Episode 088: Movies
3213:Episode 078: Wealth
3018:Episode 036: Sports
3015:Episode 036: Sports
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2914:Episode 078: Wealth
2856:Episode 062: Moving
2572:Episode 088: Movies
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5449:The Legend of Korra
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3305:Episode 105: Sleep
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3057:Episode 024: Drugs
2873:Episode 001: Live!
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4025:. January 10, 2021
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3837:. August 29, 2017.
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2621:Episode 009
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6004:Side Hustle
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5951:(2020β2022)
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5529:Instant Mom
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5441:How to Rock
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