| Clue | Show Title |
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| Comedy set in Dog River, Saskatchewan, about gas station owner, his family & friends. | |
| Drama about Vancouver, B.C.'s coroner as he investigates deaths with the police. | |
| Regular season NHL games in Canada every Saturday night, incl. popular Coach's Corner segment. Too bad they lost their iconic theme music. | |
German Shepherd arrives in new place each week, helps someone, moves on.
'Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down...' | |
| Explores different aspects of natural and physical science, and the impact of technology. | |
Comedy about the owner of a Toronto variety store, his family & friends.
'When he walks down the street, He smiles at everyone...' | |
| Drama about professional and personal lives of Carrie, Chuck, Leon, and Olivia, who make up a Toronto law firm. | |
| Regular and guest panellists quiz guests to discover their identity or the subject of a news story they have been part of. | |
| Drama surrounding the Canadian Immigration and Customs Security Squad. | |
Enter a street-level recording booth, insert your money, and record whatever you want to rant about.
You may end up on TV. | |
| This children's show has 'songs and stories and so much more', along with Marigold, Bear, and a spotted kangaroo who is only ever seen by one of two hosts. | |
| Infamously bad sitcom about a newlywed couple. CanCon at it's worst. | |
| Investigative news documentary program. | |
| Drama set in fictional town of Lynx River, NWT, followed a small northern community. | |
| For an interesting, well-researched look at history, host Watson interviews famous historical figures played by guest actors. | |
| Based on Toronto's Emergency Task Force, this drama follows the jobs of members of the Strategic Response Unit as they resolve high-pressure situations. | |
| This children's show *stands above* the rest, with Rusty the Rooster, Jerome the Giraffe, and a rocking chair in the middle for one who likes to rock. | |
| Celebrity interviews, host surprised and sometimes shocked guests with the depth of research behind questions. | |
Satirical look at office politics/cut-throat entertainment business at fictional Pyramid Prod.
'I think that went well.'
Theme - 'Blow at High Dough' by Tragically Hip. | |
| Before there was Quincy, M.E., in the USA, there was this show about a crusading coroner. | |
| Host, Order of Canada recipient Sue Johanson, discusses and takes phone questions about love, relationships, and especially sex. | |
| 74 one-minute movies portraying exciting and important stories from Canada's past. | |
| In Victorian-era Toronto, a police detective and a female coroner solve mysteries. Based on books by Maureen Jennings. | |
| Adventures of professional lumber salvager and friends in Molly's Reach, British Columbia | |
| Join the gang at Possom Lodge in reciting the men's oath...'I'm a man. But I can change. If I have to. I guess.' | |
| Children's show featuring puppets Casey and his dog Finnegan, and a Tickle Trunk filled with clothes and costumes to play with. | |
| Double bill of old movies every Saturday night, sharing some theme, with taped interviews with filmmakers and performers between the movies. | |
| Sitcom set around a beauty salon in the Caribbean Canadian community. | |
RCMP officer works in Chicago at consulate and is partnered with streetwise police officer.
'Thank you kindly.' | |
| Originally Australian production, this cooking show moved to Canada with a host who kept up mildly racy chatter while cooking and made humorously ecstatic faces when sampling food. | |
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| Spaceship damaged by an asteroid, with sample human cultures under domes is all that's left of humanity. Scifi writer Harlan Ellison had his named removed from show before it aired | |
| Sketch comedy show...The Chicken Cannon, Mike from Canmore, the Hon. Member for Kicking Horse Pass, etc. | |
| Drama following the staff of an aggressive news team as they work on stories. | |
| Somewhat twisted crime drama showing the dark underbelly of the region just east of Toronto. | |
| Controversial newsmagazine, created to showcase boundary-pushing television journalism. Cancelled because CBC felt show had crossed journalistic ethics. | |
| He battles forces of M.A.D. and its mastermind Dr. Claw with mechanical pop-up devices, such as extensible arms and helicopter hat. | |
| Drama about the professional and personal lives of investment bankers. | |
| Drama in which patients talk to mental health professional, start to gain some insight, only to be told, 'I'm sorry, our time is up.' | |
| Comedy sketch show with classic Canadian comedy duo. | |
| 800-year-old vampire works as a homicide detective in Toronto, aided by a mortal coroner. | |
| One hour newsmagazine. | |
| Gobo, Mokey, Wembley, Boober, and Red live behind a hole in the wall at Doc and his dog Sprocket's house. | |
| Opening with distinctive flute music, series of 60-second movies from Environment Canada profiling Canadian animals and birds. | |
| Sitcom about cultural misunderstandings surrounding a Muslim community in Saskatchewan | |
| Satirical look at Canadian news with a mock news program format and comic sketches. | |
| Each episode dramatizes an erotic scenario, from a woman's point of view. | |
| Alien race, the Taelons, arrive on Earth, but their motives may not be as stated, so there is a resistance movement. | |
| A franchised show for pre-schoolers, it had such regular features as Mr. Doo-Bee and the Magic Mirror...'I see Tommy, and Alice, and...' | |
| About books, literature, cultural & political importance of language. Richler once had to interview his own father, Mordecai Richler. | |
| Satirical news show, including commentary by Don Harron's famous character, Charlie Farquharson. | |
| Drama about Vancouver police officers working on cases that have been inactive due to lack of leads. | |
| 38-minute current affairs program that followed nightly news broadcast The National. | |
| Quirky sketch comedy show for children hosted by a vampire. 130 episodes made in 9-month period. | |
| Sketch comedy with regular cast playing multiple characters, sometimes in drag. | |
| Hit by a giant radiation beam, a 14-year old develops super powers, which he uses to help people, but hides abilities from his family. | |
| Klutzy Louie works as a reporter at the Toronto Gazette and uses his clairvoyant visions to help him solve murders. | |
| Talent/variety program showcasing performances by local children. | |
| Commander Rick interviews science fiction and comic book writers about their work after supposedly crashing his car into a space station. | |
| Musical variety show with Kenny Rogers and the First Edition. | |
| Satirized TV programming with sketch parodies of many different types of shows...including 'The Great White North' with Bob and Doug McKenzie. | |
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