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Eugene Levy
Canada
Age: 76
Born: 17 Dec, 1946
TV Series Starring Eugene Levy
The Reluctant Traveler
The Reluctant Traveler will see Eugene Levy visit some of the world's most remarkable hotels, as well as explore the people, places and cultures that surround them. Self-confessedly not your average travel show host - he's not usually adventurous or well-versed in globe-trotting - he's agreed the time is right for him to broaden his horizons. Levy will be packing his suitcase with some trepidation but hoping his experiences might lead to a whole new chapter in his life - that's as long as he doesn't have to battle his motion sickness, and still gets dinner at 7.
Schitt's Creek
A wealthy family loses everything and is forced to live in a small town they once bought as a joke. They must adjust to their new life and learn to be a family.
The family confronts their new-found poverty and must navigate life in a depressing town. They learn the true meaning of family and what it takes to survive.
Greg the Bunny
Set in Hollywood, Greg the Bunny is a show about a rabbit puppet named Greg and his human roommate Jimmy. Greg dreams of a better life.
Jimmy's dad is the executive producer of a low-budget children's show called Sweetknuckle Junction, featuring a mix of humans and puppets.
Second City Television
At 7:30 PM on 21 September 1976 (a Tuesday), with little fanfare, no budget, and on a network that, at the time, was strictly second-rate compared to Canada's two 'national' networks (CTV and CBC), 'Second City Television' started broadcasting. For the next year, once a month on Thursdays at, you got it, nine and to the tune of Spike Jones' "Dance Of The Hours" (the first Series theme song), SCTV bit the hand that fed it.
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