Years 10, 11 & 12 of the hit PBS comedy
54 classic episodes
Seasons 2000-2002

Three more years of madness and misrule at Possum Lodge

"If life gives you lemons, throw 'em into a quart of vodka." So says Red Green, master of all things Canadian, manly, and duct taped. In this collection of seasons ten, eleven, and twelve of The Red Green Show, Red and the gang are cruising into middle age--in a van held together by duct tape and twine. In three seasons of mayhem, the boys dream up more of the half-baked ideas, crazy contraptions, and unintended consequences that seemed like they would never end, but did, after 15 hilarious years.

These 54 episodes feature series regulars Ranger Gord, Bill Smith, Hap Shaughnessy, and, of course, Red’s beleaguered but beloved nephew, Harold.

For more laughs than you can shake a hockey stick at, join Red, Harold, and all the guys at Possum Lodge for three more years of doing what men do when women aren’t around--and some things that are even worse. "Rustic and rusty, north-of-the-border deadpan zaniness" --Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Years 7, 8 & 9 of the hit PBS comedy

47 classic episodes

Seasons 1997-1999

Three more years of chaos and commotion at Possum Lodge

"All it takes is a little imagination, some mechanical ability, and neighbors who mind their own business." So says Red Green, master of all things Canadian, manly, and duct taped. In this collection of seasons seven, eight, and nine of The Red Green Show, Red and the gang are growing older--but still not growing up. In three seasons of mayhem, the boys dream up more of the half-baked ideas, crazy contraptions, and unintended consequences that seemed like they would never end, but did, after 15 hilarious years.

These 47 episodes feature series regulars Ranger Gord, Bill Smith, Hap Shaughnessy, and, of course, Red’s beleaguered but beloved nephew, Harold.

For more laughs than you can shake a hockey stick at, join Red, Harold, and all the guys at Possum Lodge for three more years of doing what men do when women aren’t around--and some things that are even worse. "A bona fide made-in-Canada classic with universal comic appeal" --The Globe and Mail (Canada).

"Remember, you may have to grow old, but you don't have to mature." So says Red Green, master of all things Canadian, manly, and duct taped. In this collection of seasons four, five, and six of The Red Green Show, Red and the gang are getting older--but certainly no wiser. In three seasons of mayhem, the boys dream up more of the half-baked ideas, crazy contraptions, and unintended consequences that seemed like they would never end, but did, after 15 hilarious years.

These 72 episodes feature series regulars Ranger Gord, Bill Smith, Hap Shaughnessy, and, of course, Red’s beleaguered but beloved nephew, Harold, as well as special guests Graham Greene (Dances with Wolves) and Paul Gross (Due South, Slings & Arrows). Watch and you’ll see, they made no sense then either.

For more laughs than you can shake a hockey stick at, join Red, Harold, and all the guys at Possum Lodge for three more early years of doing what men do when women aren’t around--and some things that are even worse. "The funniest thing to hit public television since Monty Python’s Flying Circus" --The Milwaukee Journal.

1991-1993 Seasons

"Age doesn’t always bring wisdom. Sometimes age comes alone." So says Red Green, master of all things Canadian, manly, and duct taped. In this collection of The Red Green Show’s first three seasons, Red and the gang are in their youth prime early middle age--but you’d never know it. It was only the beginning of the half-baked ideas, crazy contraptions, and unintended consequences that seemed like they would never end, but did, after 15 hilarious years.

These 72 episodes introduce series regulars Ranger Gord, Bill Smith, Hap Shaughnessy, and, of course, Red’s beleaguered but beloved nephew, Harold.

For more laughs than you can shake a hockey stick at, join Red, Harold, and all the guys at Possum Lodge for their first three years of doing what men do when women aren’t around—and some things that are even worse. "Effectively and magnificently spoofs the male ego" --The Detroit News.

EXTRA JUNK: Introduction by star and creator Steve Smith, Red and Harold character profiles, and biographies of stars Steve Smith and Patrick McKenna.

Four uproarious specials from The Red Green Show abound with manly advice, goofy inventions, and favorite memories.

Red Green’s We Can’t Help It--We’re Men: Red aims to shed light on the male condition and achieve "a better understanding between the various sexes." Includes 71-minute bonus program Red Green’s Of Cars and Men, a bumper-to-bumper ride packed with useless advice about every man’s first love--his car. Approx. 65 min., plus 100 min. of bonus material.

Red Green D.V.D., Duct Tape Virtuoso Deluxe: All duct tape, all the time! Red offers valuable tips on the magical silver stuff in this tribute. Extras include fan-made duct tape creations and a Red-guided tour of a duct tape factory. Approx. 64 min.

Red Green’s Hindsight Is 20/20: Twenty-five years after Steve Smith created the character Red Green, he looks back to see how it all went so horribly wrong. Approx. 60 min. [closed captioned]

The Red Green Story: We’re All in This Together: Two years after the final episode, cast members reminisce about the show’s remarkable run. Rare clips, audition anecdotes, and production memories tell the behind-the-scenes story of the little show that could--even when it probably shouldn’t have. Approx. 90 min. [closed captioned]

As Red says, "When the going gets tough, switch to power tools." When his nephew Harold returns to be Possum Lake’s new head of public relations, Red doesn’t know if his life has gotten harder or easier. But it’s certainly more fun. In this complete 11th season of the public television hit’s 15-year run, Mike tries to be a daredevil, Ranger Gord goes on strike, and Harold accidentally rents out the lodge to nudists. Red, of course, comes up with even crazier contraptions, including a castle car and lawn-mower coffeemaker.

Join Red, Harold, and all the guys at Possum Lodge for a year’s worth of doing what men do when women aren’t around -- and some things that are even worse. "Merry mix of slapstick, one-liners, and wacky situations" --Toronto Star.

EXTRA JUNK: Production notes written by series creator Steve Smith.

19 classic episodes from the PBS hit comedy

Wit and wisdom of Possum Lodge

One of Red’s many mottoes is "spare the duct tape, spoil the job." So when the lodge actually runs out of duct tape in one of these episodes, chaos ensues. In the complete 10th season of the public television hit’s 15-year run, Winston searches for a wife, Dalton tries not to cross his wife, and Red does what he does best -- turn junk into wild inventions that defy common sense. He also plays host to a foster child, 500 visiting Americans, meddlesome network executives, and Dalton’s emu ranch.

Join Red and all the guys at Possum Lodge for a year’s worth of doing what men do when women aren’t around -- and some things that are even worse. "Rustic and rusty, north of the border deadpan zaniness" -- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

EXTRA JUNK: Character bios and production notes written by series creator Steve Smith.

Wit and wisdom of Possum Lodge

Written by and starring Steve Smith

"They say necessity is the mother of invention. Don’t know who the father is; probably remorse." So says Red Green, although this wisdom doesn’t stop him from turning a car into a dump truck or using a dump truck to clean out his car. The complete ninth season of the public television hit’s 15-year run also sees Harold leave the Lodge for corporate life in the big city (with frequent visits from his uncle, of course). Meanwhile, gas station attendant Dale joins the group, and Ranger Gord begins his series of oh-so-educational cartoons.

Join Red, Harold, and all the guys at Possum Lodge for a year’s worth of doing what men do when women aren’t around—and some things that are even worse. "Sweet tales of male stupidity" —Toronto Sun.

EXTRA JUNK: Character bios and production notes written by series creator Steve Smith.

Wit and wisdom of Possum Lodge
Written by and starring Steve Smith

As Red says, "You have to grow old, but you don’t have to mature." Eight years into its 15-year run, The Red Green Show showed no signs of maturity. This complete season of the public television hit sees Red at his most inventive, making a heart pacemaker out of a digital clock and trying to run the lodge electrical system from a car cigarette lighter, just to name a couple dismal but hilarious failures. It was also the year that Red ran for mayor and Harold ran off . . . to college. College??

Join Red, Harold, and all the guys at Possum Lodge for a year’s worth of doing what men do when women aren’t around—and some things that are even worse. "Red is a manly man with a bent brain pan . . . a hip cult classic" —The Detroit Free Press

EXTRA JUNK: Red and Harold character bios.

Join Red, Harold, and all the guys at Possum Lodge for a year’s worth of doing what men do when women aren’t around—and some things that are even worse. "The funniest thing to hit public television since Monty Python’s Flying Circus"—The Milwaukee Journal.

The Episodes:
Running of the Bulls—The guys at Possum Lodge stage a wild race.
Swiss It Up—Red and Harold sell the show to Switzerland.
The Implosion—A fundraiser for the Historical Society goes awry.
Adopt-a-Highway—Possum Lodge adopts a challenging stretch of highway.
The Strange Ranger—Ranger Gord goes missing from his tower.
Big Guy, Little Guy—Red joins a Big Brothers club just for the soapbox derby.
The Movie—Red and Harold make a feature film on Super 8 MOS.
Expropriation—Red speculates in real estate after a new highway is announced.
The Stool Pigeons—Harold creates an informer’s club to snitch on criminals.
Celebrity—Werner Klemperer buys a cottage in the Possum Lake area.
Let Me Count the Ways—The men fix up their cabins for their wives’ visit to the lake.
Pardi Gras—Possum Lodge inherits 137 tubas and the guys decide to have a parade.
The Splinter Lodge—Some of the men rebel against Red’s leadership.
The Good Old Hockey Game—The men argue for hockey and against curling.
Step Outside—Red encourages Harold to stand up and fight for himself.
The Town Mall—Using the sewers, the men turn downtown into a mall.
The Winter Carnival—The men stage a carnival to entertain their wives.

THE EPISODES:
THE TANKS WE GET—The lodge gets giant gas tanks for a fund raiser
THE SCHOOLHOUSE PROJECT—The locals get creative to keep out city slickers
THE NEW DOCTOR—Women pursue good health; men pursue good doctors
THE PETTING ZOO—A surplus of forest animals leads to another hare-brained idea
THE SPLINTER LODGE—Unhappy with Red, some members branch out
THE MAYOR RACE—Red runs for mayor of Possum Lake
THE BATTLE CALL—The men face off against their rival lodge
WHO WANTS TO BE A SMART GUY—Dalton competes on a TV trivia show