r/CanadaTV • u/A5TONMART3N • Oct 03 '24
r/CanadaTV • u/pineapple_toker • Apr 26 '18
Really Weird Tales - John Candy, Catherine O'Hara, Martin Short (1987 TV Movie)
r/CanadaTV • u/GlitteringBeat213 • Sep 16 '24
Housewives shows moving?
Hi all. Am I going crazy or do we now have to subscribe to yet another service called Hayu to get housewives content? I don't see any of those shows coming up on Slice anymore.
r/CanadaTV • u/Johnny-Dogshit • Jul 22 '24
Buzz with Daryn Jones and Mista Mo: ' 18:47 Now playing You will never get to watch this Canadian Comedy show"
r/CanadaTV • u/ivtimescelebs • Jul 14 '24
Kid Rock reacts to the attempted assassination of Trump: "You fuck with Trump, you fuck with me"
r/CanadaTV • u/ivtimescelebs • Jul 13 '24
Pierre Poilievre rips Justin Trudeau for skipping Calgary Stampede 2024
r/CanadaTV • u/Basic-Till-1799 • Jun 23 '24
Yoga Show?
In the 90s I used to watch a show where a lady would do yoga by a lake/in nature. It aired on a local channel in BC. She spoke with an accent and was maybe in her 50s or 60s. I haven’t been able to find it again. Does it ring any bells with anyone?
r/CanadaTV • u/Formal_Star_6593 • May 16 '24
Wild Cards being renewed
https://deadline.com/2024/05/wild-cards-expected-renewed-season-2-the-cw-1235918979/
It still just utterly confuses me why we still mask up our own damn productions so they are generic, non-descript. Nope, not Canadian at all. Even though some shots it is clearly Vancouver, everything else ... her driver's license, cop cars, maritime boats are all ... non-descriipt.
Nope, not Canadian. Obviously some American city.
Fucking weird.
r/CanadaTV • u/Happy_Speed1874 • Apr 12 '24
Thanks mom
I am looking for a commercial from the 80s where a boy is comforted with hot chocolate (Nestle Quick?) by his mother after losing a hockey game. At the end he says, “thanks, mom”
r/CanadaTV • u/Clown_Dani • Feb 10 '24
Life with boys
I’m not from Canada but I use to watch this show life with boys when I was growing up I would even rewatch it how popular was this show for you guys and are there any shows like it
r/CanadaTV • u/meghan9436 • Dec 18 '23
I thought that this would be appreciated here as well. Canada represent!
self.ytvretror/CanadaTV • u/TreatAltruistic6389 • Aug 02 '23
IPTV SUBSCRUPTION 2023
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r/CanadaTV • u/theeblackestblue • Apr 18 '23
Did anyone else watch "The Odyssey" growing up?
It's was pretty forward for a kids show. I started watching it again as an adult.. boy did those references go over my head back then lol....
r/CanadaTV • u/theeblackestblue • Apr 18 '23
I found clips from ZedTV. One of my favorite Canadian shows. ❤
r/CanadaTV • u/aquavawe • Feb 07 '23
Wingin' It, a specific quote
Hi,
so I've got a massive shot in dark here, there was a TV show from the 2010s, a Canadian show called
Wingin' It
its about a unpopular boy who is assigned an Angel to help get him popular, now what I am looking for is a specific quote from one of the side characters Serge,
he talks about a story of a Women who finds a letter 20 years letter from a lover
This quote has been drilling on my mind for the past year and I have now decided to try and look for that original quote, now I could brute force it and watch every single episode of the show, which will bite into my uni time but I am dedicated to finding it, if by chance someone might now the episode I am talking about that would be helpful. If no one knows the specific episode, then perhaps if someone had an idea of how I could find it faster and more efficiently, are there websites where I can watch Winging it on full speed, or double tap to skip five seconds ahead so that I can skip to the Serge only scenes. Or if there is an archive of the scripts, perhaps in pdf form so I can crtl+F the words, would be very helpful
thank you Reddit, I am not expecting much but If I do find the quote I will let everyone know!
r/CanadaTV • u/CWang • Jan 28 '23
Alone Is about Much More than Pure Survival - The History channel series spins our fear of solitude into a showcase of how much humans can withstand
r/CanadaTV • u/Sirvxpoker • Mar 26 '22
Stacktv. rust valley restorers S4 Ep4 not available but 1,2,3 and 5 is.
Is it just me or this is normal for stacktv?
r/CanadaTV • u/Nearby_Ad176 • Feb 05 '22
L'Homme Qui Aimait Trop
i missed first two episodes any chance to watch them
r/CanadaTV • u/redditboy123451 • Jan 17 '22
CBC'S the void. Nothing about it can be found
self.lostmediar/CanadaTV • u/ItsThatTOGuy • Jan 10 '22
Vikings isn't available in it's entirety with a Crave/StackTV subscription
Kind think it's odd that show that received production funding from the Canadian Media Fund isn't available to Canadians.
Should it not be that any show or film that recieved funding from the CMF should be available for viewing?
I'm not saying it should be free but MUST be released in Canada in its entirety and made available for viewing in its entirety. For instance I shouldn't be restricted to just seasons 5 and 6 of any show, nor should a CMF funded movie not be made available as well.
Seeing this a lot with subscription services that your themselves as being "Canadian". Half a shows seasons unavailable. Or in some cases only certain episodes.
Seems Canadians are getting a raw deal with their content along with the prices.
r/CanadaTV • u/EvaWolves • Jul 18 '21
Does anyone know where I can watch the 1993 Matrix TV show With Carrie-Anne Moss Years Before She Starred alongside With Keanuu Reeves as Trinity in the movie similarly named Movie later on?
Unfortunately it doesn't seem available on DVD and online streaming sites don't have it available. I really want to see Trinity years earlier when she was still only o Canadian TV!
Does anyone know where I can see all 13 episodes?
r/CanadaTV • u/theshade2 • Mar 08 '21
Mary Kills People Series 3
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6236572/reference
does anyone know where I can download series 3 of Mary Kills People. Would really appreciate it
r/CanadaTV • u/missthemountains • Dec 17 '20
Breaking into TV/film in Canada
Hey all, I'm from the US and I'm pretty over it here, and I'm applying to UBC & UVic in Vancouver and York in Toronto for Screenwriting programs. Does anyone here work in the TV/film industry and can speak to how easy (or not easy) it is to break in? Would love to hear from any expats especially :]