Truly magnificent

Why not put this on an album Tom? 😕

We owned the first apple auto glass, plus I worked in radio, and I used to voice those commercials using that donut. Big time memories.

Neil had a rough childhood off camera and never got on his feet as an adult either. And he was such a natural actor, especially in the Jr High series. It's rare that child actors really understand their characters so well but he totally nailed his role. RIP Neil!!

Full ADHD and Depression. RIP Neil

rest in peace Neil, and thank you for all the growth and memories

They should have crossed the bridge to Detroit and gone to the bar owned by the actor who played Clode.

wish he'd been back anywhere between s5-s7 like he wanted

This was on the same day "The Saint" and "Inventing the Abbotts" were released in theaters.

Degrassi High was all my childhood and pre-teen years, I never missed a show, it was even broadcast in French! Strangely, voices weren't similar. I recall Wheels and learnt of his passing not so long ago. Sad story TBF. What's become of the actual high school? Degrassi high

It's so sad to watch this now, knowing what happened. He talks about struggling, but nobody had any idea of just how bad it was for him.

"Let's go to Port Hope, Wheels!"

I just found out he died. I was watching Degrassi and wondering what happened to some of my favorites. Neil seemed like a super likeable guy. Handsome too. ❤

16:58 - the smokes counter at the late, lamented A&M Super Food Store on Yonge Street. :)

i call bullshit like her daughter was born disabled so she can mooch off the government in a free house

Is there a way to figure out who made this?

I miss the news on chro

Any intros to CHRO's broadcasts of the Senators from that year?

You never know what someone is going through. Hard to believe in too short years he would die like a vagrant alone. He looked good here he really did.

If Canwest acquired CHUM, then /A\ would be the revived version of CH.

Prince Mongo for Mayor

Windsor, my adopted hometown. I wasn't aware that Hope had lived for a time in Windsor

I don't recall whether he died from his diabetes getting worse, or whether he simply didn't take care of himself or couldn't afford the medication.

From 1989 actually, not 1986.

What no tell a tale 😊town

R.I.P. Neil.

Is the the studio where You Can't Do That on Television was recorded?

I remember hearing this on the radio in the early 1990’s. There was a store where we lived in Brampton, at Bramalea City Centre where my family went all the time, and we bought a lot of their stuff! It closed while we were still living there, before we moved away in 1993, but I don’t remember exactly when.

40 years later . Guy paul is innocent 🎉

He didn't look bad here. I had to look this up when I saw that he had a final interview. I'm so sorry that he wet out the way that he did.

Best memories of that mall are from the 90s early 2000s. When they renovated everything getting rid of the food courts is when it started going down hill around 2005 or so.

RIP 🙏

Wheels is one of the best original characters of the Degrassi series. Not to mention he was a great actor. RIP Wheels we love you mann

He’s got a great future ahead of him

It was the best newscast in Ottawa but now with ctv restructuring from there Montreal headquarters put cost before quality got rid of Carl Anne for cheaper wages and now loosing other quality reporters for profit no wonder news can’t be trusted anymore controled now by corporate greed!

They had an fm that was country still is

Love em

do you have more of cjoh from 2010

wow! shades of SCTV. I was expecting to see the Schmenge Brothers

My uncle was friends with Joe fillian

The sound is too slow

Neil must have really had some lousy paying jobs if he referred to acting as the “good money.” From what I have heard, actors don’t exactly get wealthy from Canadian television.

I think this version might just have a slight edge over the 2013 remaster. The guitars have a vintage Boston tone, and it has a bit more of an edge to it, just the right amount of "grit"

RO really did a good job with this newscast.

Rest in peace, Roger Whittaker. 😢

There was something special about going to the mall and finding good things to bring home. It felt a lot more special and personal when you find something you want, but in today's world, you can find pretty much anything by going online and it doesn't have that "special" feeling attached to it like it did when you found it in the mall sitting on the shelf.

I miss the evening news

To be honest, my office was pretty ugly. But it is so sad to know that it's all gone now.

My friend said he worked with Neal hope at a pizza pizza call center and he said neal was always a great guy.

He's hiding a lot of pain here. It's obvious to me. He's trying hard not to show it. What a wonderful person he was. RIP, Neil.