vintage Canadian crack
Jan. 23rd, 2007 09:57 pmToday I was reminded of You Can't Do That on Television, possibly my earliest exposure to Weird Canadian TV(TM), though I didn't know it was Canadian at the time - I was about 8 or 9, and my sister and I thought it was the Best Show Ever on my parents then-new cable tv subscription, and we both watched it obsessively.
I remember very little of it, and only the most obvious bits: the Gilliam-esque intro, bad burger jokes and the ubiquitous green slime.
It is a testament to my childhood obsession that we once attempted to make our own green slime, using dishwashing liquid and green food dye and I can't remember what else. I also can't remember who got slimed, but I DO remember that my mom was cool enough to let us carry out this theatrical experiment, as long as we kept it outside.
Good times...
I remember very little of it, and only the most obvious bits: the Gilliam-esque intro, bad burger jokes and the ubiquitous green slime.
It is a testament to my childhood obsession that we once attempted to make our own green slime, using dishwashing liquid and green food dye and I can't remember what else. I also can't remember who got slimed, but I DO remember that my mom was cool enough to let us carry out this theatrical experiment, as long as we kept it outside.
Good times...
Tomorrow People!
Date: 2007-01-25 01:33 pm (UTC)I also vaguely remember one that was filmed at Avebury (http://witcombe.sbc.edu/earthmysteries/EMAvebury.html), but to be fair I remember the standing stones and nothing of the plot.