SCTV

Backstage With Monica Parker

24min - Welcome to the offbeat world of "SCTV," where Johnny LaRue, Earl Camembert and a growing cast of recurring characters lampoon television from the inside.

Murder at SCTV With Jayne Eastwood

23min - Perini Scleroso joins the team, alongside security guard Gus Gustofferson, whose first job is to investigate the mysterious death of a puppeteer.

Crosswords With Ralph Richardson and John Gielgud

22min - Joe Flaherty debuts his Sammy Maudlin character, launching a talk show spoof with Ralph Richardson and John Gielgud making special guest appearances.

Match Unto My Feet With Brenda Donohue

24min - The station revisits "Sunrise Semester" and "SCTV AM News," continuing its irreverent spoofs of educational programming and local television.

Memories of Anton Chekhov With Monica Parker and Jayne Eastwood

21min - "SCTV" boldly goes to Russia in a surreal parody that blends the high-concept sci-fi world of "Star Trek" with the subtle ambiguity of Anton Chekhov.

Dialing for Dollars

23min - Harold Ramis introduces audiences to Moe Green on "Dialing for Dollars," a not-so-subtle send-up of low-budget local television giveaway promotions.

Shock Theatre

21min - Harold Ramis plays both the station manager and Moe Green, who fields Dave Thomas' probing questions on spoof interview show "Extreme Close-Up."

Philosophy Street: A Fistful of Ugly

24min - Guy Caballero makes his first appearance — by phone — as the station presents its Movie of the Week: the spaghetti Western parody "A Fistful of Ugly."

Therese Et Joe

20min - The team sets its satirical sights on arthouse cinema with "Thérèse et Joe," a Foreign Film of the Week starring Joe Flaherty and Andrea Martin.

Broads Behind Bars

24min - John Candy stars as no-nonsense guard Shultzy in a send-up of classic women-in-prison movies, featuring Andrea Martin as the alluring inmate Kitty.

The Taxidermist

24min - Joe Flaherty debuts Big Jim McBob in the premiere of "Farm Report," as the troupe spotlights its unique comedic interpretation of rural television.

Ben Hur

24min - As Moe Green returns for another "Dialing for Dollars," the crew stages its own sword-and-sandal spectacle with a show-length spoof of "Ben-Hur."

The Hefty Neil Story

24min - "SCTV Sports" brings viewers ringside as John Candy's Hefty Neil chases a heavyweight championship dream in an affectionate riff on "Rocky."

Leave It to Beaver

21min - From the eerie debut of Dr. Tongue to a warped take on "Leave It to Beaver," John Candy dominates another broadcast from fans' favorite fake TV channel.

Goodbye America

23min - In the mock celebrity profile "Good-Bye America," John Candy's self-important TV personality Johnny LaRue gives viewers a tour of his lavish penthouse.

Galaxy 66

20min - Andrea Martin unveils Edith Prickley, the sharp-tongued, leopard-clad personality who will eventually become the channel's unforgettable station manager.

Madame Blitzman

24min - Count Floyd makes his first appearance as the overzealous host of "Monster Chiller Horror Theatre," overselling a decidedly unscary horror film.

The 129,000 Question

21min - Moe Green is back, this time hosting "The $129,000 Question," and Father Chick Murphy delivers another sermon filled with ungainly sports metaphors.

Dr. Tongue’s House of Wax: SCTV Boogie

24min - Dr. Tongue and assistant Bruno spoof "House of Wax," while Eugene Levy introduces audiences to Mel Slirrup, the awkward host of dance show "SCTV Boogie."

The Sammy Maudlin Show

23min - "The Sammy Maudlin Show" returns for another broadcast, as the pompous host welcomes comedian Bobby Bittman and art historian Sir Kenneth Clark.

World at War

23min - Joe Flaherty improvises an engaging stream of outrageous commentary over archival newsreel footage in a hilarious spoof of "Lowell Thomas Remembers."

The Grapes of Mud

24min - Melonville's freshest broadcasts include a Three Stooges parody and Harold Ramis' return as Muley Graves in the John Steinbeck spoof "The Grapes of Mud."

Officer Friendly

23min - The station's team delivers more hilarious sketches, including a morning news spoof, a children's show parody and a fresh "Masterpiece Theatre" send-up.

The Man Who Would Be King of the Popes

24min - John Candy, Catherine O'Hara and Eugene Levy put a comedic spin on John Huston's "The Man Who Would Be King" with a parody of palaces and popes.

Lust for Paint

23min - The cast shines in the show-length parody "Lust for Paint," spoofing the film "Moulin Rouge," before Guy Caballero makes a surprising call to Moe Green.

Lust for Paint