I thoroughly enjoyed this series but have not been able to find it available to stream or on DVD. I would be so grateful for info if anyone has had better luck than me. Thank you!

Hello everyone I have been searching for years but i’m trying to find a Canadian period drama tv show or tv movie (can’t remember if it is a movie or a show) about a lady who worked in the house of coal mine master to take care of his children. The master has a hulihee beard. The lady has somewhat a curly hair. It was released in the 90’s i think. I remember one scene when the master’s leg was hurt.

Any suggestions will be appreciated Thanks

Bell Fibe in NS has replaced these two networks with Corus networks filled with old and cheap shows.

Is there a streaming service in Canada where I can watch the shows now?

I'm an American and most of them aren't available here. I've seen all of The Newsroom, At the Hotel, and More Tears. Does anyone know how I could see Good Dog, Good God, Foreign Objects, or Foolish Heart? Also, is Ken retired? He's one of my favorite creators.

Hi everyone, I wonder if anyone knows the APTN weather show that played in the late 2000s, around 6:30am EST. I think it may have been called APTN Northview? I wanted to find the soundtrack for that played while the temperatures and weather showed for Eastern/Northern Canada, but APTN isn't responding. Knowing the show would be a start. Thanks!

EDIT: I found it! It’s called Ca$h Mob with a different Canadian Andy (Andrew Chapman, who was also on YTV a lot in my childhood)

for years my dad and I have been using the phrase "that's a game changer, Andy!" because it was in this obscure game show in the 2000s - probably closer to the 2010s...I'm like 80% sure 'Andy' (one of the hosts) was played by Canadian actor André Simoneau (who you might know from Prank Patrol) but it's not on his IMDb. He also had a female co-host who was blonde and I feel like her persona was kinda (humourously) deadpan? I also have fuzzy memories of her in a green dress/gown. The game show took place in an office building (from what I remember) and they would give out stupid prizes like sticky notes. The whole show had kind of a meta/deadpan/self-awareness humour going on...maybe it was set up like they would crash these peoples offices and get the employees to participate and make it seem super cool but then give them silly prizes.

I have no idea what channel this would've been on, but somewhere that airs/aired on Canadian cable. This show might been one of those ultra short 10min or less things they would plug in between longer shows?

If anyone finds info on this show, pls share! I made an account just to post this cause I know Reddit is where the answers usually are😭

**edit: to specify, whatever show this was, it was kid-appropriate! I was a kid watching this show!

Do you have a favorite Canadian series?

Season 2 episode 3 Mr D.

I have made an in-depth post about this topic before on another subreddit - here is the link to that if you would like to learn more: https://www.reddit.com/r/lostmedia/comments/1fxv8au/partially_lost_threepart_tv_edit_of_the_carmen/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

The TL;DR is that the Netflix Carmen Sandiego cartoon has scenes that are missing on Netflix, but are available on the Canadian TV cable channels WildbrainTV and Family Channel. On Netflix, the pilot is contained within 2 episodes, but the scenes we are looking to preserve are contained within 3 episodes on Canadian TV. These scenes are in danger of becoming lost media, and to preserve them I need a Canadian with access to these cable channels and the ability to record high quality video off their TV, or someone else with the resources and know-how to be able to help us get the episodes documented.

The episodes that I am aiming to preserve are possibly going to air early tomorrow morning on October 19th, 2024, on the Canadian channel WildbrainTV. I'm not entirely certain, because there are only 2 airing slots in place instead of 3 according to TVPassport (https://www.tvpassport.com/tv-listings/stations/wildbraintv/10176). However, I think it would be worth trying to record these scenes tomorrow anyway. I still haven't been able to find a Canadian who can help us record these episodes. If you or someone you know can help me capture this media, please let me know ASAP!

Even if we don't record these scenes tomorrow, hopefully we will have another opportunity in the future.

I would be incredibly grateful to anyone who might be able to help me!

I noticed now the global app only has extras and promos in the SNL section, that's worrying. The season 50 premier was just last nite so maybe that'll change?

Wth is wrong with this chick? I've not really been paying attention until episode 7 of the first season. I can't find any posts about this girl but I hate her already lol

Hello! I saw a couple of years ago that Muse Entertainment and Pop Fiction Entertainment are working on a Canadian TV series adaptation of Madison Knight's popular detective novels, starring Orion Lee and Helene Joy. Does anyone happen to know if that is still in production and/or when it might be released?

I’m not into the new TV options like streaming. I’ve been trying to find a cable TV subscription that can work on my old CRT from the 90s, but I’m having a hard time figuring out what is what. Is it all those cable boxes now? I just want 30-60 channels with the news, weather and some cartoons. Does anyone still have a plan like that? Thanks!

This made me very happy when I heard it.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qCjU0lEoeEI

I loved to see the helicopter in the series and would get very excited by it. Totally made my week.

It was a comedy about two ex-cops from Quebec that become Ontario Forest patrol. It played on Bite tv I think. It was pretty funny. I'd love to find more episodes of it again.

There's four of them available on this youtube channel: https://youtu.be/T63MTFCnUx0?si=3GmuRlxMBOl3Q4S5

Watching Larry Sanders on the CTV app - horrible user experience. CTV runs as many (seems like more) TV spots during the show.

Get with the time CTV, run 1 or 2 :15 seconds spots a couple of times - not every 5 minutes.