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"Special Collector's Edition" (1 episode)
... aka "Edición Especial Coleccionista" - Spain (original title)
  1. Comparativa: Granujas a todo ritmo (1 February 2011) - in memory of  
"Shelley Duvall's Bedtime Stories" (1 episode)
  1. Blumpoe the Grumpoe Meets Arnold the Cat/Millions of Cats (26 May 1992) - Narrator (segment "Blumpoe the Grumpoe Meets Arnold the Cat") (voice)  
"Showbiz Today" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 22 May 1991 (22 May 1991) - Himself  
"The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (1 episode)
... aka "The Best of Carson" - USA (rerun title)
  1. Episode dated 17 May 1991 (17 May 1991) - Himself  
"Entertainment Tonight" (1 episode)
... aka "E.T." - USA (informal title)
... aka "This Week in Entertainment" - USA (weekend title)
  1. Episode dated 6 March 1991 (6 March 1991) - Himself  
"The Dave Thomas Comedy Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.1 (28 May 1990) - Actor  
"Camp Candy" (17 episodes )
  1. The Forest's Prime Evil (9 September 1989) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  2. Small Foot, Big Trouble (16 September 1989) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  3. The Katchatoree Creature (23 September 1989) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  4. Tough as Nayles (30 September 1989) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  5. Bird Is the Word/Best Behavior (7 October 1989) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  6. Fools Gold (14 October 1989) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  7. Mind Over Matter/The Brat Pact (4 November 1989) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  8. May the Best Parents Win (11 November 1989) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  9. Rick Gets the Picture/Poor Little Rich Girl (9 December 1989) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  10. Christmas in July (16 December 1989) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  11. Robo-Camp/The Glasnost Menagerie (8 September 1990) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  12. Camp Cuisine/Take the Compass and Run (22 September 1990) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  13. Candy Springs (29 September 1990) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  14. Dear Mom and Dad (20 October 1990) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  15. Stand Up and Deliver/Ruthless Campers (27 October 1990) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  16. Robin's Ark (10 November 1990) - Writer (developer) , Himself (voice)  
  17. When It Rains... It Snows (1 January 1992) - Himself , executive producer  
"ESPN Top Rank Boxing" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 5 September 1989 (5 September 1989) - Himself - Audience Member  
"Larry King Live" (1 episode)
  1. Marilyn Monroe/Uncle Buck (5 August 1989) - Himself - Guest  
"Good Morning America" (1 episode)
... aka "G.M.A." - USA (promotional abbreviation)
  1. Episode dated 23 March 1989 (23 March 1989) - Himself  
"The New Show" (6 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.1 (6 January 1984) - Various  
  2. Episode #1.2 (13 January 1984) - Various / Luciano Pavarotti / Orson Welles  
  3. Episode #1.3 (20 January 1984) - Various  
  4. Episode #1.4 (3 February 1984) - Various  
  5. Episode #1.5 (10 February 1984) - Various  
  6. Episode #1.8 (16 March 1984) - Himself / Various / Chris Serling  
"SCTV Channel" (1 episode)
... aka "S.C.T.V." - Canada (English title) (short title)
  1. Maudlin O' the Night (22 November 1983) - Various  
"Late Night with David Letterman" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode dated 4 February 1982 (4 February 1982) - Himself  
  2. Episode dated 13 August 1986 (13 August 1986) - Himself  
"The Billy Crystal Comedy Hour" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.1 (30 January 1982) - Himself  
"Saturday Night Live" (3 episodes )
... aka "NBC's Saturday Night" - USA (complete title)
... aka "SNL" - USA (informal title)
... aka "SNL 25" - USA (alternative title)
... aka "Saturday Night" - USA (first season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live '80" - USA (sixth season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live 15" - USA (fifteenth season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live 20" - USA (twentieth season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live 25" - USA (twentyfifth season title)
  1. George Kennedy/Miles Davis (17 October 1981) - Juan Gavino (uncredited)  
  2. John Candy/Men at Work (22 October 1983) - Himself - Host/Various  
  3. SNL Film Festival (2 March 1985) - Himself (uncredited)  
"SCTV Network" (39 episodes )
... aka "SCTV Network 90" - Canada (original title)
... aka "S.C.T.V." - Canada (English title) (short title)
... aka "SCTV Comedy Network" - USA (new title)
  1. One on the Town (15 May 1981) - Various (also archive footage) , Writer (writer)  
  2. Polynesiantown (22 May 1981) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  3. Southside Fracas (29 May 1981) - Various (also archive footage) , Writer (writer)  
  4. Compilation (19 June 1981) - Writer (writer)  
  5. Lunchtime Street Beef (3 July 1981) - Various (also archive footage) , Writer (writer)  
  6. Moral Majority (10 July 1981) - (Various) , Writer (writer)  
  7. Pledge Week (17 July 1981) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  8. Bouncin' Back to You with the Tubes (24 July 1981) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  9. The Great White North (31 July 1981) - Various (also archive footage) , Writer (writer)  
  10. CCCP 1 (16 October 1981) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  11. I'm Taking My Own Head... (23 October 1981) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  12. Zontar (30 October 1981) - Actor , Writer (writer)  
  13. Walter Cronkite's Brain (6 November 1981) - Actor , Writer (writer)  
  14. Doorway to Hell (20 November 1981) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  15. The Godfather (11 December 1981) - Actor , Writer (writer)  
  16. SCTV Staff Christmas Party (18 December 1981) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  17. Teacher's Pet (12 February 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  18. Midnight Video Special (19 February 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  19. The Great White North Palace (16 April 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  20. Pre-Teen World Telethon (23 April 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  21. People's Global Golden Choice Awards (1 May 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  22. 3D Stake from the Heart (14 May 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  23. Pet Peeves/The Happy Wanderers (21 May 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  24. Chariots of Eggs (5 June 1982) - Actor , Writer (writer)  
  25. Battle of the PBS Stars (16 July 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  26. Rome, Italian Style (15 October 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  27. Days of the Week, The/Street Beef (22 October 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  28. Sammy Maudlin Show 23rd Anniversary/CBC (5 November 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  29. Indecent Exposure (12 November 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  30. Melonvote (19 November 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  31. Jane Eyrehead (26 November 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  32. Towering Inferno (10 December 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  33. Christmas 1982 (17 December 1982) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  34. A Star Is Born (28 January 1983) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  35. SCTV Classifieds/Vic Arpeggio (11 February 1983) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  36. Bobby Bittman's Retirement (18 February 1983) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  37. Sweeps Week (25 February 1983) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  38. South Sea Sinner (11 March 1983) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  39. Midnight Cowboy II (18 March 1983) - Various , Writer (writer)  
"King of Kensington" (1 episode)
  1. The Hero (11 December 1977) - Bandit  
"The David Steinberg Show" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.1 (24 September 1976) - Spider Reichman  
  2. Episode #1.2 (1 October 1976) - Spider Reichman  
"SCTV" (52 episodes )
... aka "Second City TV" - Canada (original title)
... aka "Second City Revue" - Canada (English title)
  1. Backstage (21 September 1976) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  2. Murder at SCTV (21 October 1976) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  3. Ethnic Humour (18 November 1976) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  4. Crosswords (16 December 1976) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  5. Match Unto My Feet (13 January 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  6. Memoirs of Anton Chekhov (10 February 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  7. Dialing for Dollars (24 February 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  8. Shock Theatre (10 March 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  9. Philosophy Street (24 March 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  10. Therese et Joe (7 April 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  11. Broads Behind Bars (21 April 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  12. The Taxidermist (5 May 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  13. Ben Hur (19 May 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  14. The Hefty Neil Story (19 September 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  15. Leave It to Beaver (26 September 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  16. Goodbye America (3 October 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  17. Galaxy 66 (10 October 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  18. Madame Blitzman (17 October 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  19. The $129,000 Question (24 October 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  20. Dr. Tongue's House of Wax/SCTV Boogie (31 October 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  21. The Sammy Maudlin Show (7 November 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  22. World at War (14 November 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  23. The Grapes of Mud (21 November 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  24. Officer Friendly (28 November 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  25. The Man Who Would Be King of the Popes (5 December 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  26. Lust for Paint (12 December 1977) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  27. Season 2 Premiere (16 September 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  28. Bob Hope Desert Classic (23 September 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  29. Kidnapping of Moe Green (30 September 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  30. SCTV Solid Gold Telethon (7 October 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  31. Writer's Strike (14 October 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  32. Municipal Election (21 October 1978) - Johnny LaRue / Various , Writer (writer)  
  33. Farm Film Report/Arabs (28 October 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  34. Mirthmakers/Happy Endings (4 November 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  35. Undersea World (11 November 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  36. Edith Prickley, Station Manager (18 November 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  37. SCTV 30th Anniversary Show (25 November 1978) - Johnny LaRue / Various , Writer (writer)  
  38. Whispers of the Wolf/The Occult (2 December 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  39. Bad Acting in Hollywood (9 December 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  40. Alfred Hitchcock Presents (16 December 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  41. Fighting Air Dogs (23 December 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  42. Death Takes No Holiday (31 December 1978) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  43. Rock Concert (6 January 1979) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  44. Fantasy Island (13 January 1979) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  45. On the Waterfront Again (20 January 1979) - Johnny LaRue / Various , Writer (writer)  
  46. SCTV Disco (27 January 1979) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  47. Pipeline (3 February 1979) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  48. Consumer Action Line (10 February 1979) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  49. Relaxing with Raoul/Dining with LaRue (17 February 1979) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  50. The Flaming Turkey (24 February 1979) - Various , Writer (writer)  
  51. The Best of Season 2: Part 1 (3 March 1979) - Writer (writer)  
  52. The Best of Season 2: Part 2 (10 March 1979) - Writer (writer)  
"The ABC Afternoon Playbreak" (1 episode)
... aka "ABC Matinee Today" - USA (alternative title)
  1. Last Bride of Salem (8 May 1974) - 2nd Son (uncredited)  
"Police Surgeon" (1 episode)
... aka "Dr. Simon Locke" - Canada (original title)
  1. Death Holds the Scale (5 June 1972) - Richie