SCTV's premise of a low budget imaginary TV network with a regular line-up of personalities appearing both "on" and "off" screen was the platform for a barrage of character-driven sketch comedy.

Shout Factory marks a most welcome return to Melonville with its six-disc SCTV Volume 4 ($99.95), celebrating what may well have been the small screen’s best sketch-comedy series. It’s our … ...

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 ...

SCTV also included many talented people behind the scenes. Here the hair, makeup and wardrobe designers look back at producing the show.

Screw SNL; the real outlaw genius pioneers of late-night TV satire were on SCTV, the imaginary network conjured up in the ’70s and ’80s by John Candy, Catherine O’Hara, Eugene Levy, Andrea ...

MORE WACKY 'SCTV' HIGHLIGHTS It's time again to heat up the cabbage rolls and coffee. Everybody's favorite Lutonian polka-playing brothers, Yosh and Stan Schmenge, are back in "SCTV: Volume 3 ...