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When it comes to Red Green, the holiday season feels like a natural fit—full of laughter, duct tape, and heartwarming memories. Dive behind the scenes of two iconic Christmas Specials, It’s a Wonderful Red Green Christmas and A Merry Red Green Christmas, to learn how they came to life. From filming adventures in Yellowknife for that perfect snowy backdrop to incorporating props crafted by devoted fans, these specials capture the essence of the holidays with the unique charm only Red Green can deliver.

Relive highlights like Edgar Montrose’s unforgettable rendition of Silent Night on his pipe bomb organ or Winston Rothschild's hilariously unconventional combination of sewage and Christmas. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer, these specials are bound to make your season brighter.

Watch both episodes on YouTube at RedGreen TV, and don’t miss the Red Green Does New Years special to keep the festivities going into the new year!

Shane Kimber, better known as OGR-Scintilla, is a small-town Alberta creative capturing hearts with his hilarious Canadian remixes of popular songs. From viral TikToks to reimagining iconic tunes like The Red Green Show theme, Shane’s work combines humor, relatability, and musical talent.

In our exclusive interview, he shares insights into his journey, his creative process, and his passion for bringing people together through music. "I aim to connect relatable humor to catchy tunes and make people feel something special," he explains.

Check out our conversation with OGR-Scintilla to learn how this Canadian artist is inspiring others to “go outside and do cool stuff”—and don’t miss his latest release, We’re All in This Together, now streaming on Spotify.

Rick Green's journey has been anything but conventional. With a physics degree and a stint at the Ontario Science Centre, he eventually found his passion in comedy. From The Frantics to Prisoners of Gravity, Rick carved a unique path in entertainment, but it was The Red Green Show that cemented his place as a comedy legend. His role as Bill showcased his comedic genius while his documentary A.D.D. & Loving It?! made him a leading voice in ADHD advocacy. Today, Rick continues to inspire with humor, insight, and a deep understanding of ADHD.

Discover the Legacy of Red Green - Dive into the world of the iconic Red Green Show with this exclusive interview. Steve Smith, the mastermind behind the beloved series, shares insights into its evolution from a long-running TV show to a thriving podcast and now an exciting animated series. Don't miss this chance to relive the laughter and nostalgia of the Possum Lodge!

The Red Green Show teamed up with The Great Canadian Fishing Store for a unique and hilarious contest—design the ultimate Red Green-inspired fishing lure! In June, Canadian fishing gear makers submitted their creations, blending humor and ingenuity. Congratulations to our winners: CR Baits (Winner), Nighthawk Lures (First Runner-Up), Lead Head Lures (Second Runner-Up), and Fosco Lures (Special Distinction). A big thank you to everyone who participated, showcasing incredible creativity and craftsmanship!

Growing up with a comedy legend as a father can be both a blessing and a curse. For Max and Dave Smith, sons of Steve Smith, creator of the iconic "The Red Green Show," it was a unique experience that shaped their lives and careers.

In their podcast, they share their personal stories, insights into their father's creative process, and their own adventures in the entertainment industry.

From behind-the-scenes anecdotes to hilarious outtakes, Max and Dave offer a candid glimpse into the world of the Red Green Show. They also discuss their work on the new animated series, bringing the beloved characters to life in a fresh and exciting way. Fans of the show and newcomers alike will appreciate their heartfelt reflections and humorous storytelling.

In Season 12 Episode 13 "Never Send a Man" Red Green plays a Memory Challenge game and fails miserably. Play the game by clicking the link to see if you can do better than Red Green. You can watch the full episode free on YouTube or watch the clip here.