SCTV Volume 1: Network 90SCTV spoofed a lot of obvious targets, from Borsht Belt comedians (like Levy's inspired, Krusty The Clown-like super-hack) to game shows, but it trusted its audience's ...

Brian McConnachie, the Emmy-winning writer with the offbeat sense of humor who worked on SCTV Network and Saturday Night Live and appeared in Caddyshack and several films for Woody Allen, has died ...

Finding the show today can be a bit confusing because it was shown on numerous different networks under numerous different names (SCTV, SCTV Network 90, SCTV Channel) and lengths, but if you can ...

Brian McConnachie, the Emmy-winning writer with the offbeat sense of humor who worked on SCTV Network and Saturday Night Live and appeared in Caddyshack and several films for Woody Allen, has died ...

Cycle 3 brought many changes to the SCTV family, including the arrival of Martin Short, who joined in time for the last three episodes. Joined in this video by Catherine O'Hara, Martin looks back ...

Catherine O’Hara, the rubber-faced red-headed comedian who stars as the determined mom in John Hughes’ “Home Alone,” began her career in Canada on “Second City TV&#822… ...

”SCTV,” which some people think was better than ”Saturday Night Live,” was good, Thomas considers, ”because we just did the work. There were no distractions.

If you need proof, check out the first-ever “SCTV” DVD collection, which is due in stores Tuesday. “SCTV Network 90,” a five-disc release from Shout! Factory that sells for $89.98 ...

For those not familiar with the SCTV structure, its half-hour episodes contained scenes culled from fictitious “SCTV network” programming.

There was always something different about "SCTV." Maybe it was the setting a low-budget television network broadcasting from the fictional town of Melonville, located somewhere in the "tri-city ...