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ABOUT US

....wait enough about us. We can't go any further without a showout to our lasting fanbase and the loyalty of our long-time viewers. Thank you.

WHAT ARE WE UP TO NOW?

Hey, there, folks! You can't get rid of us that easily. We're not just sitting here twiddling our thumbs.

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THE RED GREEN SHOW

Yes! You can still watch the Red Green Show today on your favorite streaming platform 24/7. Plus, catch movies, specials, and bonus content!

WHERE TO WATCH
Red's Past

Flashback

Music

I've written the words and music to hundreds of songs, primarily for past tv series like Smith & Smith and Comedy Mill. Bob Doidge, our Musical Director, is credited for writing the Red Green theme but in fact he recorded a bed track of a chord progression and then sent it to me to write a tune.

COMEDY MILL MUSIC VIDEOS
PLAYHOUSE

My first comedy writing job was in high school writing funny captions for pictures in the yearbook. Then I saw, "What's Up Tiger Lilly" by Woody Allen and I wished that someday I'd get to have that ridiculous kind of fun. Thanks to Chum/City tv who had some public domain movies on their library, I got the chance. These shows were probably more fun to do than they are to watch but that's not my problem.

WATCH STEVE SMITH PLAYHOUSE
S&S Productions is a television production company which produced all 15 seasons of the Red Green Show, and owns the rights to the television property as well as merchandise. For more information, contact us support@redgreen.com
Our Story

"The Red Green Show" first aired in 1991, introducing the world to the lovable and resourceful Red Green (played by Steve Smith) and his band of merry misfits at Possum Lodge. With a DIY ethos, a bevy of questionable inventions, and Red's sage advice, the show quickly became a Canadian classic, capturing the hearts of fans both in Canada and around the globe.

Where are they now?

Patrick McKenna
(Harold Green)

Patrick McKenna has been a busy actor since his days as Harold Green. He's appeared in numerous TV shows and films, including roles in "The Kids in the Hall" and "Traders."

Rick Green
(Bill Smith)

Rick Green has delved into science communication and education, co-founding "The Red Green Show" to inspire STEM learning. He's been involved in various science-related projects, including "The History of Science" podcast.

Peter Keleghan
(Mike Hamar)

Peter Keleghan has continued his acting career with appearances in popular series like "18 to Life" and "Murdoch Mysteries." He's also lent his voice to various animated shows.

Jeff Lumby
(Winston Rothschild III)

Jeff Lumby has remained active in the entertainment industry, with a focus on voice acting for television, film, and video games.

Bob Bainborough
(Dalton Humphrey)

Bob Bainborough has pursued acting and theater work, making appearances in Canadian productions and gaining recognition for his talent.

Graham Greene
(Edgar Montrose)

Graham Greene, a celebrated actor in his own right, has continued to grace the screen with his presence, appearing in movies and TV shows.

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