100 miles south of San Francisco is the town of Prunedale. While missing a giant prune on a water tower, they do have a large sign announcing "Prunedale: Just A Regular Town."
That bit about parenting may be the best thing I've seen in this show, I have loved red green for years (always woke up early for school so I could watch an episode at 6 before leaving) and so much of that entire conversation about parenting just seems like it comes from a real place, like it actually happened. I know I can relate to some of those comments, but all in all, sometimes parents are right, but most of the time, parents are just as human and fallable as the rest of us. Sending love to anyone who has trouble with their parental figures. I'm pulling for ya, we're all in this together
When he talks about taping a show and not having time to watch it then getting DVDs well when I was a kid, we used to tape the Red Green Show and now I’m watching them on UA-cam. Kinda funny
Yep --- you don't need to read books or go to college to learn how to be a guy --- just watch da Red Green Show! :P P.S. This clip was one of my all-time favorites from da entire series! :D
been watching red green since the beginning ...1990...watch at least once a year on youtube...watch several episodes everyday . that said , and knowing #300....i would have done it a little different at the end ...of the wedding ....all the guests would have been the supporting characters of the show . now that would have been a great send off .
I have to wonder how they film the fishing segment. There is never any trace of a wake from a camera boat circling Red's boat or any sign of a crane (or other support) on the banks and they seem to get at least very close to a full circle (although it is interrupted). My only guess would have to be a drone of some kind.
I think their boat is stationary in the center of the pond while the boat with the camera crew just goes really slow. The camera zooms in quite a bit, and very rarely does the camera make a full circuit around them before cutting to the next shot.
@@Dark_Mishra - I've seen at least once that they did about 2/3 or 3/4 of the way around the boat and even the slowest moving boat makes a wake. That water is dead calm and yes their boat is stationary, even to the point that it may be fixed to a post underwater. As I said the pond is dead calm, not even a ripple from the movement in their boat (not that they move around much). If it is a second boat they would have to wait quite a while until the ripples die down for the next shot, I think the dead calm water is part of the joke that life moves at a slower quieter pace around the lodge. Lastly a mid-range drone capable of mounting a small TV quality camera is a lot cheaper that it used to be, probably under $1,000.
@@Dark_Mishra - I hadn't even thought of a fake pond. If the pond is fake (glass?) then they could dolly a standard TV camera around without disturbing anything. My only concern with the fake pond theory is the expense. A piece of glass that big is the stuff of NASA budgets and Red Green was a low budget show. (Steve Smith mentioned several times that he asked for enough money to make a TV show but not so much that they care what it is.) It could be something other than glass but I can't think what off of hand.
Bob Lamb Yeah, it’s surprising how much they were capable of on such a limited budget. The glass idea does sound logical. Maybe it’s a very wide shallow pool or something.
Red green have been entertaining since I first saw the show and it seems that my friends and acquaintances are getting younger than my siblings and children because it seems that many of the the latest friends and acquaintances who missed out on Steve Smith got the idea that reality TV is simultaneously true enough to be offensive and yet entertaining enough to continue watching for more than one episode of whatever continuously CONjoined CONvoluted and CONfused faux comedy pseudo drama soap tragedy is being peddled as of possibly authentic care and concern about snookered vague and ambiguous generalized negativity with additionally individualised put downs that equate to Nothing
isaac Dyer, that is a Ford Granada. Had one. 1975. 302 C.I. V-8. Mercury had the Monarch (corporate twin) and Lincoln made a copy called the Versailles. They were good cars (for the time, anyway), fast (enough), comfy and quiet. The Granada, Monarch and Versailles were styled after the Mercedes Benz of the era, and were popular with car buyers who liked the German cars, but couldn't afford one. They had 'The Look'. Even the color-keyed hub caps on the FOMOCO trio resembled the hub caps found on the Mercedes to the 'T'. The Granada picked up the unfortunate nick name, 'Grenade'. Like to have one now! Happy new year!
For years, then and now,
so relevant and funny.
Timeless.
100 miles south of San Francisco is the town of Prunedale. While missing a giant prune on a water tower, they do have a large sign announcing "Prunedale: Just A Regular Town."
Prunedale? Isn’t where all the old people go? To the bathroom? Open 24-6! Well, one day for servicing!
Im starting to hit my middle ages and im starting to realise how much truth these guys talk about
*RIGHT?!?!* I Hear ya!
Lol
That bit about parenting may be the best thing I've seen in this show, I have loved red green for years (always woke up early for school so I could watch an episode at 6 before leaving) and so much of that entire conversation about parenting just seems like it comes from a real place, like it actually happened.
I know I can relate to some of those comments, but all in all, sometimes parents are right, but most of the time, parents are just as human and fallable as the rest of us.
Sending love to anyone who has trouble with their parental figures.
I'm pulling for ya, we're all in this together
Watched this show as a kid and now as I am getting older and in my middle ages, it just keeps on getting funnier and funnier.
When he talks about taping a show and not having time to watch it then getting DVDs well when I was a kid, we used to tape the Red Green Show and now I’m watching them on UA-cam. Kinda funny
✋ I'm a man; I can change; if I have to, I guess✋ I miss this show☹ " keep your stick on the ice"
"If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy"- Red Green
"Ementing me fectally". Had to chuckle at that one.
Try saying that three times fast, then wondering why you are doing this.
the exchanges betwee Harold/red are hilarious ....very sharp writing
I aspire to be like this man when I'm old.
We need some more Green Red for the next generation to enjoy!
Over the years I've learned so many life lessons from this show! Its awesome! Also one of the funniest shows!
I remember growing up watching this and it’s so funny watching this as an adult now , cuz of all the jokes.
Yep --- you don't need to read books or go to college to learn how to be a guy --- just watch da Red Green Show! :P
P.S. This clip was one of my all-time favorites from da entire series! :D
"If it's good enough for an F-18, it's good enough for an F-O-R-D."
Red is a genious, I just opened the window and stuck my arm out...
Have always loved this show. Makes you shake your head, laugh, and smile at the same time.
The lodge is ground zero ... anything that goes into the air anywhere near it comes down on it. The roof must have a huge hole in it :)
holes plural :)
So I’m 21 and I’ve never heard of this show. I feel like I’ve missed something my whole life. This is hilarious and oddly insightful.
I just figured out why I haven’t heard of it before. I’m not Canadian.
@@jacko3021 It actually was shown in America in some places. Mostly on PBS but how far it penetrated per region was variable.
"The suck stops here", Winston is priceless
I remember watching the show years ago it was the best ever I miss it so I get to watch it on cell phone it's funny as thing you ever did see♥️👍😃💯👌✌😎
Red Green & Super Dave Osborne, 2 of my favourite funniest along with Benny Hill. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love when Red wrecks an Aires K car. I love the water heater elevator too! I'd even pay his life insurance for Bernice!
" 5:15 ...and we live where they stuck it" 😂
The fishing scene was oddly deep.
that is just because they were at the center of the pond
They all are, it’s men being men without the pressure of other men holding them back
This show does have its moments of that.
Think ill go spend time with the kids......i can stream red green on there tv too 😀
Poor mike
been watching red green since the beginning ...1990...watch at least once a year on youtube...watch several episodes everyday .
that said , and knowing #300....i would have done it a little different at the end ...of the wedding ....all the guests would have been the supporting characters of the show .
now that would have been a great send off .
The red green show is absolutely classic.
Dalton:gimme five red:who's your daddy? mike:I have no idea
Nice pfp
Looking forward to seeing you Red in Sioux Falls this month!
Now I know who sold Ricky that beater car.
I grew up on this show! I love it!
Yeah, I grew up with it too! Love it still.
You really can change the world if you care enough.
It almost looks like Ricky's car, even has a Nova Scotia plate instead of an Ontario one.
I can remember this when I was a kid. Back in the 80s Made my dad laugh ! I think he may have shit him self at one time or another
The world's biggest popcorn cooker :)
lol "Sucking Services" "The suck stops here." (12:20)
too bad they couldn't say "the shit stops here" but that wouldn't be very Canadian to say that on TV.
@@darkshadowsx5949 number 1in a number 2 business
Explosions are actually a major concern in grain silos/bins.
so miss this show while living in the southern US
I miss watching in the 1990's while living in FL. Only had 6 channels of broadcast TV. Those were the days.
@@probuilder961 I'm watching this in Florida now.👍
Pro Builder only six? Makes me glad to have had 12 channels...
That's a lot of popcorn. Must be a long movie. 😄
Loved that show 👏 😅the ❤
LOL @ the VCR tape fishing reel..
thats awesome.. I miss this show.
Too funny. One might spend hours just watching and remembering these great times. Why did Canada take this out of production is my
thought.
Tipledan Steve Smith chose to end it and has kept it alive online and in person ever since
15 years was a long run.
They now have a new "biggest" thing: The biggest supply of popcorn.
When Bill pulled that squash out of his pants.. Blech! And that bra.. that was so wrong! But it was extremely funny!
I'am a LUMBER, Jack and I'm oh gay... I work all night and I sleep all day,...
That vcr fishin got me in tears
Oh how I have missed this show!
I would love to start a show like this.
Well, Red proved that he was a "real genius" with all that popcorn!
"Something she gets everything from"
"A divorce"
Lol
marshmello thing sounds like a Corner Gas plot
That car in the segment where he makes it like an airplane is the one from the fire truck idea in the earlier episodes or at least it looks like it.
The 30-second word game took over a minute this time.
Jamie Smith if you weren’t laughing you have issues
His face looked like he didn't get the 1st scene on the first take lol
Ohhhhhh man! Now I know who invented squash, lmbo!!!
I love this show!!!
instead of the world's largest crayons, they made the world's largest popcorn popper!
Bill and Mike playing squash! LMFAO!!
Game actually ended when Mike stole the ball.
Now, if I can find some duct tape!!!!!!!!! I'm ready to go!!! 😂😂😂!!!!
LOL 14:47 I just knew he was wearing one! Red: "That's just wrong."
16:25 Balls in shorts lol
I wonder what the test strength of 1/2" magnetic tape is.
@Zachary Peterson That works, too. Test weight/strength is the terminology you often hear with ropes or cordage.
I have to wonder how they film the fishing segment. There is never any trace of a wake from a camera boat circling Red's boat or any sign of a crane (or other support) on the banks and they seem to get at least very close to a full circle (although it is interrupted). My only guess would have to be a drone of some kind.
I think their boat is stationary in the center of the pond while the boat with the camera crew just goes really slow. The camera zooms in quite a bit, and very rarely does the camera make a full circuit around them before cutting to the next shot.
@@Dark_Mishra - I've seen at least once that they did about 2/3 or 3/4 of the way around the boat and even the slowest moving boat makes a wake. That water is dead calm and yes their boat is stationary, even to the point that it may be fixed to a post underwater. As I said the pond is dead calm, not even a ripple from the movement in their boat (not that they move around much). If it is a second boat they would have to wait quite a while until the ripples die down for the next shot, I think the dead calm water is part of the joke that life moves at a slower quieter pace around the lodge. Lastly a mid-range drone capable of mounting a small TV quality camera is a lot cheaper that it used to be, probably under $1,000.
Bob Lamb True. That part of the pond they’re in may even be fake? Maybe there’s a hidden track around the entire outside that’s hidden by the plants?
@@Dark_Mishra - I hadn't even thought of a fake pond. If the pond is fake (glass?) then they could dolly a standard TV camera around without disturbing anything. My only concern with the fake pond theory is the expense. A piece of glass that big is the stuff of NASA budgets and Red Green was a low budget show. (Steve Smith mentioned several times that he asked for enough money to make a TV show but not so much that they care what it is.) It could be something other than glass but I can't think what off of hand.
Bob Lamb Yeah, it’s surprising how much they were capable of on such a limited budget. The glass idea does sound logical. Maybe it’s a very wide shallow pool or something.
Donno how i ended up on some random channel that linked this, but its funny :)
Well, glad you're here. :)
Glad you like it. It originally aired in Canada between 1990 and 2005, with many episodes airing on some PBS stations as well.
If you liked this you should check out his movie "duct tape forever"
all time
favourites
i swear, you guys are brilliant!
Marshmallow! What marshmallow? Maybe they should look before roasting it.
Best Red Green ever. And I'm from the Hammer.
I heard this show is considered a science documentary in Canada.
More of a how to life series
THE science of duct tape usage! You can fix almost anything with duct tape, even duct tape!
Wonder if this Granada is Bill's too?
I envy Bernice😊
You're eventingly me fectently. And if these colors aren't becoming to you maybe you should becoming to us!
Red Green screen is powerful.
World's biggest bowl of popcorn :)
old timie humor is hard to find
from my intelligent big sister,..i had to share this, hehehehe
Actually that's all I know. I hear it all the time.... Heard that one already!!! Not received well usually.
That’s exactly what they’re doing: old time characters with classic gags on a tight budget
best show ever
I think I'll try the cassette tape clock.
Wow. Harold kind of minced his way into the scene, didn’t he?
Dalton is funny, but he's also the most depressing character in the show.
Red green have been entertaining since I first saw the show and it seems that my friends and acquaintances are getting younger than my siblings and children because it seems that many of the the latest friends and acquaintances who missed out on Steve Smith got the idea that reality TV is simultaneously true enough to be offensive and yet entertaining enough to continue watching for more than one episode of whatever continuously CONjoined CONvoluted and CONfused faux comedy pseudo drama soap tragedy is being peddled as of possibly authentic care and concern about snookered vague and ambiguous generalized negativity with additionally individualised put downs that equate to Nothing
Shaving cream head rap lol
@Joe Kaikkonen lol
did they ever stop filming new ones?
Yeah, they stopped after episode 300ish I think
They actually stopped at 300 episodes exactly. Doing that many in fifteen seasons is pretty good.
The world's largest popcorn popper.. :)
I’ve always wondered why a Canadian tv show would use the imperial system so much.
it will stop to the sound of the wind i make!
This is better than MacGyver
I never realized how scripted this show was when I was a kid. Like that word guessing game is painful to watch lol
"If your business isn't going down the drain, call Rothchild's." 💩
Doesnt the car in the thumbnail look like the shitmobile
ace boogie plot twist: Red is Ricky's real father.
Worlds biggest popcorn machines xD
one way to stop your car for a lunch break,
I thought Patrick Mckenna is my age...but, no...
yeah i know that now after i finished watching episode 300
Who in the world can come up with brain no damage flotation device
Good show Red
An interesting style of car that was. What brand of ford was that anyhow? LTD?
isaac Dyer, that is a Ford Granada. Had one. 1975. 302 C.I. V-8. Mercury had the Monarch (corporate twin) and Lincoln made a copy called the Versailles. They were good cars (for the time, anyway), fast (enough), comfy and quiet. The Granada, Monarch and Versailles were styled after the Mercedes Benz of the era, and were popular with car buyers who liked the German cars, but couldn't afford one. They had 'The Look'. Even the color-keyed hub caps on the FOMOCO trio resembled the hub caps found on the Mercedes to the 'T'. The Granada picked up the unfortunate nick name, 'Grenade'. Like to have one now! Happy new year!
Tim the Toolman Taylor Moment 20:07 21:36
Ever get the feeling that they dont time the Word game?lol there always running out of time
They say the contestants only get 30 seconds, but sometimes the guessing will run for over a minute.
It’s all about that final, last ditch answer: it’s about the setup, not the game itself...the comedy is in the wrong guesses and the accidental answer
Funniest fuckin squash game ever!
The thumbnail kinda looks like it was shot from BeamNG.drive
From the whole gang here at opossum lodge. High stick bettman
8:36 NICE CAR
Keep your stick on the Ice! - Is it a Canadian thing, or is this where it came from?
I'm pretty sure it's just a Canadian thing.
I assume so. Coaches always say it to whomever is infront of the oppositions net in hockey.