SCTV is kind of the show you didn’t know you knew: hugely influential without being popular. As far as cult sketch shows go, SCTV is one of the best. Begun in 1976 by the Toronto chapter of Second ...

Joe Flaherty, a constant comic presence in film and TV, best known for his work on the sketch show SCTV and Freaks and Geeks, has died. He was 82. Flaherty’s daughter, Gudrun, confirmed his death in a ...

Joe Flaherty, the two-time Emmy-winning actor best known for his work in comedies including Canadian sketch comedy show “SCTV,” died on Monday after a brief illness. He was 82. Flaherty’s daughter, ...

“SCTV” is ready again to take off, eh. The show was sort of like the Canadian version of “Saturday Night Live,” only quirkier. But it had fans from south of the Great White North cracking up, too.

Martin Scorsese, whose mob film The Irishman is being financed, produced and distributed by Netflix, is expanding his relationship with the streaming service. Scorsese will direct an untitled original ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Last week, the world lost comedy, TV and film legend Catherine O'Hara at the age of 71. Meanwhile, her big break sits in a content ...

Joe Flaherty, an actor and writer known for “Happy Gilmore” and Canadian sketch comedy show “SCTV,” died Monday at the age of 82. “After a brief illness, he left us yesterday, and since then, I’ve ...

Cast members Andrea Martin, Eugene Levy, Martin Short, Catharine O'Hara, and more will reunite next month in Toronto. “SCTV” ran between 1976 and 1984 and is famous for launching the careers of John ...

TORONTO — Loud and abundant hometown love set the tone in Toronto’s historic Elgin Theatre on Sunday, as seven stars of the legendary “SCTV” reunited for a lively conversation filmed in front of a ...

A second date, on May 6, has been added for next month’s SCTV benefit reunion, after the May 5 show featuring Joe Flaherty, Martin Short and other regulars of the long-running TV show sold out.

Two of Canada’s greatest comedy heroes, Bob and Doug Mckenzie, are now the subjects of a life-size bronze statue unveiled in Edmonton this week. The statue of SCTV’s brother duo appeared on 103 Street ...