Reaction To The Red Green Show (More Handyman Corner)

Reaction To The Red Green Show (More Handyman Corner)
This is my reaction to The Red Green Show (More Handyman Corner)
I recently reacted to the Handyman Corner segment from Canadian comedy TV show The Red Green Show. There are many videos of this segment so I reacting to 3 more today.
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Handyman Corner "Mid-Engine Car" - • Handyman Corner "Mid-E...
Handyman Corner Variable Wheelbase - • Handyman Corner Variab...
Handyman Corner - "Lug nuts" - • Handyman Corner - "Lu...

[@da_SpiffR]

I worked on the Red Green show studio segments for 5 seasons as the switcher (or as called in the UK "vision mixer"). What a great crew to work with and the studio audiences were always really into it. I saw the same audience "warm up" tape playback for all these seasons and laughed along with the audience every time (especially the "Adventures with Bill" segments which were shot on location film style. It's wonderful to see it is still making people and entire families laugh out loud. Steve (Red) and Bill the director are wonderful and inspiring people to work with. 🙂

[@brianmartyn2631]

I forgot about adventures with Bill

[@louisejohnson6057]

I'd forgotten "Adventures With Bill" so funny! I also loved any segment with the incomparable Graham Greene as Edgar the explosives "expert", and anything with the Animal Control officer with PTSD. And I loved watching Harold go from earnest yet kind of creepy teen, to young adult with a girlfriend * bites the right palm, just below the thumb *, and a job in the BIG CITY.

[@jethro1963]

You have to admire Steve Smith, if anyone paid his dues he did. He started out in a band and the comedy was just filler between songs.

[@themisterchristie]

Rick Green and Steve Smith two legends of Canadian Comedy

[@Maninawig]

I just want to know who the heck were tasked with building his Handyman Corner contraptions....

[@gordieparenteau6555]

Red Green is a true Canadian everyman. There's a Red Green in every city and town and hamlet in every province and territory in this country. We've all known a Red Green at some point in all of our lives. That's why this character is so beloved.

[@mesmith01]

I've known quite a few Red Greens, and also a few Mike Hamars.

[@da_SpiffR]

Yup, there is usually an "uncle Red" in every family... :-)

[@ProfessM]

If it wasn't an uncle it was a grandfather. My pop who passed away few years ago, I swore if any of his kids or grandkids had a problem he would just appear out of thin air with a tool box and great big smile. I remember one time the automatic window in the old clunker I drove gave out so the window just got sucked into the door. He took the door apart and propped it up with two pieces of old lumber that where already perfectly sized for it. Sure the window couldn't go down but kinda more important it stayed up due to it being winter! Lasted until we sold the van for parts. Pop didn't use as much duct tape as old Red Green but he had the know how to just make his own little tool for the job. Breaks my heart we lost him due to Alzheimer's.

[@brianlyall]

I met Steve Smith at a charity golf tournament years ago, he was never ever lost for words. The day was an endless stand up routine. After the game, he addressed the banquet, signed rolls of duct tape and tossed them into the crowd. Great example of misspent youth and genius but enjoyment for the rest of us. First actor to be sponsored by a duct tape manufacturer.

[@malerra]

I met Steve Smith twice and he was genuinely a nice, wholesome guy. This show was always a treasure.

[@da_SpiffR]

I couldn't agree more.

[@gerardgauthier4876]

@@da_SpiffR I remember the old Smith and Smith show..

[@barbarae-b507]

Nn in. 😢

[@themisterchristie]

Steve always insisted in working in the Hamilton area where he's from. Always doing what he can to promote the city.

[@da_SpiffR]

@@gerardgauthier4876 An oldie but a goodie!

[@justafan5179]

Loved this show! Steve Smith said in an interview that they didn't have the money to believably fake anything... so they had to get creative. He said everything you saw on screen worked, at least long enough to sell the idea. They ended up using so much Duct Tape, that 3M eventually sponsored the show. Definitely one of my most favorite shows ever!

[@canadianmike626]

Love Duct Tape. Best invention ever. Red Green made "Duct Tape" an iconic household name. I think the show introduced me to the stuff. Red Green was good, but his previous show was just as funny, it was called " Smith & Smith". Another great Canadian comedy show was "Super Dave Osborne" which was a parody of Evil Keevill.😊

[@samljer]

omfg i forgot all about super dave! lol

[@jethro1963]

Evel Knievel

[@jethro1963]

In the TV biz, duct tape is called gaffer tape.

[@caroljollymore7345]

Loved Smith and Smith

[@DirtyMoneyHipHop]

The Super Dave show wasn't Canadian at all, hence the American flag colours he always wore. He did the first episode of 'Norm Macdonald Live' and it's absolutely hilarious. Cheers

[@jbreadnr]

"Duct Tape" is what you're looking for... Thanks for the deep dive into Canadian culture!

[@lee02jepson]

Duck tape is the answer to EVERYTHING EH ! "

[@ronodowd5724]

Red Green and 3m duck tape they supported the channel / series

[@slobodatom96]

You can do anything if you've got 3 D's: Determination, WD40, & Duct Tape.

[@jethro1963]

Duct tape folks

[@BoydBrandson]

In the army, we called it gun tape.

[@mesmith01]

Love Red Green! The show is so funny and so Canadian! Best quote: If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy! Reminds me so much of my late husband and his buddies. Eight guys standing around trying to replace a car headlight, takes all afternoon and they replaced the wrong headlight.

[@colinmacvicar2507]

Lol were there beers involved?

[@corners23251]

OMG NO way! I had something wrong with my car door. My buddy needed a flashlight to look deep inside it once he got the entire inside panel off. It took most of the afternoon and when all was finished he shut the door. We heard a dull thunk-thunk. It was the flashlight he had left inside the door and it was still on.

[@mesmith01]

@@colinmacvicar2507 most likely!!

[@senhowler]

There used to be a show called "Junkyard Wars" where they took junkyard scrap and turned it into functional vehicles. "Handyman Corner" was often the opposite of that.

[@leonessity]

I totally forgot about junkyard wars!! Thanks for the flashback...

[@CaptainTedStryker]

I miss that show. Great concept, too bad they bailed on it.

[@BillKristjanson]

As already stated below, Red uses Duct Tape. Also, part way through the show run 3M started supplying Duct Tape to the show.

[@linkspeaks]

I was lucky enough to be in the audience a couple times during the original run. It was a fun experience. As for episodes, try to find one that features ranger Gord or maybe Gordon Pinsent

[@jethro1963]

We haven't seen Hap Shaughnessy yet, the funniest guy on the show.

[@stewartbonner]

he and his wife, the producer of both, did a show called "Smith and Smith" equally hilarious.

[@phant0]

I can only imagine those who had the job of coming up with and building those crazy contraptions for the show every week. It must have been a hell of a fun job.

[@PenneySounds]

You know, while we're talking about the Red Green show, if you're interested in classic Canadian entertainment, you should look into "Due South", a buddy cop dramedy about an RCMP constable who goes to Chicago on the trail of his father's killer, and stays there as liaison at the Canadian Consulate, and works with a Chicago PD detective on a variety of cases. While it takes place in Chicago, it filmed in Toronto, and basically every cast member of the Red Green Show appeared in it at one point or another. I've heard it was actually a hit in the UK.

[@markslattery5617]

Masking Tape Is paper based and used for painting on a temporary basis. Duct tape is fabric and vinyl based tape with very sticky glue and is longer lasting

[@colinmacvicar2507]

One of my favourite handyman corners was when he made a working elevator on the outside of a building using a hot water tank as a counterweight. He had hoses connected to it and taps in the basket. To raise it he’d drain the water and to lower it he’d fill it up again. Always wanted to try making one myself. Can’t find the actual episode.

[@_Twink]

Just need to watch all 300 episodes again 😂

[@mr.jimmuc7172]

Season 10 Episode 202 Barter Starter.

[@colinmacvicar2507]

@@mr.jimmuc7172 thanks

[@_Twink]

I'm trying to find the late season episode where he drills and "duck tapes" Victorian crown molding to a porch. This was the first episode after year's 8 learned the show was actually sarcastic 😂🤷‍♂️

[@Matt-yi2ui]

I was born in Hamilton Ontario (where The Red Green show was filmed) and an old friend of mine grandfather owned the farm where "Possum Lodge" is filmed. So many amazing memories!!

[@myleshagar9722]

I am from there and there are many Red Greens there.

[@edenaralph]

Some people don’t know. Steven Smith A.K.A Red Green is a Engineering graduate. Really smart, smart man! And super a nice guy! Duck Tape in Canada. Thanks for the great laughs and memories! ✌️

[@itswhox2]

Duct tape! 😅

[@carlr2837]

@@itswhox2 The original product was called "duct tape", and was invented by 3M. A competitor trying to get into the market noticed that people would come into stores looking for "duck tape", so they made a version, and called it "Duck Tape", and it immediately became a leading selling. So, "Duck Tape" is a brand, and "duct tape" is the product.

[@timothylessing4774]

Duck®Tape

[@ChrisM-tn3hx]

As I recall, Red Green (the character) first appeared as a tiny segment on the comedy show Smith and Smith in 1979 or 1980. Smith and Smith was its' own show, featuring comedy segments by Steve Smith and his wife Morag. I believe he also appeared a few times as a character in The Comedy Mill, which was also a Smith and Smith production. The Comedy Mill ended after only a few seasons, but The Red Green Show was born and expanded the Red Green character,. On it's own, the Red Green Show lasted something like 15 or 16 years.

[@karenpower1643]

Mert - Thank you so much for showcasing our beautiful country and culture. We are truly lucky to be born and raised here!

[@HomesteadViewin]

I met Steve twice, he has the most amazing piercing blue eyes, he signed my book the 1st time and my possum lodge fishing vest. My last name is Peterson so he wrote "Stinky Peterson" on my fishing vest. Lol

[@Dimcle]

I'd forgotten how much I enjoyed this show. 😅

[@bulletbourne327]

exactly, i watched this with my dad as a child but even today i remember the mans prayer. want to go back and watch it all the way through but just haven't gotten around to it

[@Crutches_Bob]

I've watched Red Green since I was a kid in the early 90's. I still go back and re-watch the old episodes and the jokes always have me laughing no matter how many times I've heard them.

[@shaunmount130]

I loved it when he turned the transit bus into a roadster.

[@timbuckingham6734]

In an episode he turns a dryer into an air hockey table that worked, got a kick out of that 😂. In Canada at one time red Green was the 3M duct tape person

[@richardmacphee2367]

You would love Maine humor, it’s British style, most people don’t get it, but the English stars use to come visit Maine and we’d all meet them at the airport, lol they were amazed at how many fans were in Maine watching all the bbc comedies,❤

[@kylefindlay8411]

Red Green embodies the traditional Canadian, I grew up on this, the guy who plays Harold is a brilliant actor.

[@huntercarroll643]

Look for adventures with bill! That segment was absolutely hilarious! Red green narrates over black and white clips with the guys from the show, you’ll love it!

[@DevilDog369]

We are proud to call Red Green a Canadian Icon. I ended up seeing the last live episode taping.

[@audreythepoet]

I think one of the funniest things you find about Canadian comedy, is how much YOU enjoy it, Mert. As many people have mentioned, it’s DUCT TAPE. But, in the tv etc. business, it’s also known as “gaffer tape,” wherein you use Duct Tape to tape all the cords to the floor so the actors don’t trip. That would be a “gaffe,” and there you go. But it’s wonderful stuff. At least that’s what we used in my day, but I think things might have changed in the past few hundred years…🤓 Thanks for your deep interest in Canadian comedy, Mert. We have to oaugh ir we might be crying over expenses all the time!🤣🤣

[@klondikechris]

Duct tape: for things that move when the shouldn't. WD-40: for things that don't move, and they should. Two essential tools for a handyman!

[@gk2370]

I love your reaction to Red Green Show, and there are so many great segments to react to. A memorable episode of mine is episode 297 Rain Man

[@aerialarboreal9005]

Every house in Canada has a roll of Duct Tape in a drawer somewhere, because of Red Green

[@bencracknellCA]

I'm watching this in my basement and there's literally a roll of duct tape within hands reach

[@cheryla7480]

Congratulations Mert on reaching 10,000 subs. I wish I could pinpoint a specific Re Green, but I can’t. I loved them all!

[@Trooper599]

Fun Red Greed fact that most people don't know. His long green jacket he's often seen wearing is an old Canadian Forces parka. The green hat he's often wearing is also an old Canadian forces "soft cap", both in OD, and no longer issued (at least not for more than a couple of decades)

[@anneedge3627]

That’s why the cap looks so familiar. I was in the CF reserves and I remember those caps.

[@Trooper599]

@@anneedge3627 Yeah I got in right after they stopped issuing those soft hats. I got one of the CADPAT bush caps instead

[@larrynelson4909]

You must meen most non Canadians don't know

[@gordmain8688]

Nice to see a channel that covers a Canadian show that kept me entertained for years And a Scot to present it my family are from Fife 😂

[@April-oj2vg]

Ohhhhh...i had forgotten about this show...what a treasure!! Thanks for the belly laughs!!!😂

[@Cashcrop54]

Love Red Green and watch today. All the Characters were so funny. Thanks for the Red Green!

[@daniellecrevier970]

@Mert Can - ***Congratulation on reaching over 10K Subscribers🎈*** Air Farce was an other great Canadian comedy show👍👍👍

[@Inukamikiki9]

Man this really brings back nostalgia for me. We don't make comely like this or "Just for Laughs"

[@gjlrocco9793]

I watched this when I was young kid around 7 years old. It was on tv at my grandparents summer home in Prince Edward Island. I was to young getting the teens jokes but, it was very entertaining and I did laughed at easy joke. I am started to rewatch them and I am laughing so hard because it’s stands so well today.

[@theblazenscot618]

Always loved this show growing up. There used to be a store in Hamilton Ontario, kinda like a garage sale kinda place, but there was a corner that was all old handyman corner props. Super cool stuff.

[@neilbrideau8520]

Yes all us Canadians are proud of the cinematography in the Red Green show.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

14:33 Mark! 2K Thumbs Up + Mine! 👍 You're welcome, and thanks! 😊 Notes: I don't watch any form of hockey, but I never looked up why he says, "Keep your stick on the ice!" 😮

[@kirstensmith9454]

What I always found hilarious was the episodes at "Possum Lodge" with the 5 gallon gas can sitting on top of the wood stove, haha.

[@Lala61669]

Love these segments, haven't watched these ones in a while, so it was nice to see again. I remember going to a Home Hardware and Home Depot in Toronto and they had a duct tape display with a cut-out of Red Green on it. I thought it was great, loved it, made my dad stock up on duct tape. He also made a movie called, 'Duct Tape Forever' as well as wrote a few books, love them all, very funny. Thanks again for another great video :D

[@TheOldHaneyPlace.]

Adventures with Bill. Greatest segments of the show.

[@emperortrevornorton3119]

Love that you are enjoying something that was one of mine and my father's favorite show to watch when I was off school in elementary and middle school and he was off work it is the reason I have so many fishing/bucket hats

[@Revsusu1]

Congrats on the 10K subscriptions! You've got a really fun and interesting channel! Oh, btw...I too am Canadian! You're right, the team behind Red Green were totally brilliant!!😅😄

[@hazelmaylebrun6243]

Masking tape in Canada is white and thinner than duct tape. I do use it for certain things, but the tape you're looking at here is called duct tape, though so many people mispronounced it duck tape that a company got a great idea and made a brand called duck tape. I'm sure lots of folks worked on these segments. The Red Green Show has a cult following in the US as well as being a Canadian staple. I'm trying to pick a favee episode, but they all had great stuff in them and all ended with the lodge meeting and the man's prayer. "I am a man, but I can change, if I have to, I guess." I'm a woman and I am a huge fan of the show.

[@timothylessing4774]

Only the later seasons have the lodge meetings and the man's prayer. Early episodes have none of this good wholesomeness Duck®Tape

[@Wanda711]

Congratulations on reaching 10K subs! (Bet you 90% of us are Canadians!) I'm surprised Red didn't use a shotgun to try to get those lugnuts off.

[@joakrage3972]

Some of the best parts of this show are when red green goes somewhere to do things with Bill

[@at_brunch3852]

I agree!! Physical humour is the best.

[@anniebananie3421]

My two favorite Handyman Corners were the self-driving lawn mower and the time he made a thing with string, eyelet screws and a power drill that would make your bed with the touch of a button.

[@mspicer3262]

The two essentials for every handyman's toolbox, duct tape & WD-40. "If it moves, and shouldn't, use the duct tape. If it doesn't move and should, use the WD-40"...

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

14:09 Mark! "Adhesive tape" is yellow-brown in color and weaker. By the way! There's a brand of duct tape named "Duck Tape" that was invented at first for school children, and there was a duck-shaped plastic dispenser whose bill is where the tape was cut. I recently just happened to see some of that brand again, and now they have it available to adults on various sized rolls without the cute dispenser. 🦆

[@501talon]

The Handyman's secret weapon, best thing ever invented!

[@timothylessing4774]

Masking tapes 🤣🤣 this is Duck®Tape the handyman's secret weapon! Masking tape is for Painting Duck®Tape is for fixing things.

[@PenneySounds]

Another good segment on the Red Green Show is "Adventures With Bill", where Red narrates a black and white film of him working on some project with another character named Bill Smith, who is almost like a Chaplin style silent era comedy character. The best part about it is Red Green is played by Steve Smith, and Bill Smith is played by Rick Green. Rick Green also had a really good show called "History Bites". Every episode told the story of a real historical event, but it told it as though television existed at the time and you the viewer are flipping channels. A lot of the cast of the Red Green Show were in that as well.

[@happycows]

The Red Green Show is genuinely the ONLY show I have always enjoyed. I still watch the old episodes on KZbin and I don't care if I have seen them several times or not. That show is the best thing to ever come out of Canada. That is my opinion. ❤

[@cammyers1487]

Genius creative writing! Good, clean comedy. I laughed and laughed every time I watched this, esp. the Handyman segments. And Harold. I also love British comedy shows. American comedy stinks - say something inane and then mug for the camera. Either that, or just be filthy. Absolutely NO talent required. Btw, I'm from the US. We used to have great funny movie's in the 80's. Lost all that to PC. Nothing is funny here anymore. People can't laugh at themselves, everyone gets offended by something. Such a great loss. I love that you love this show. Great to see you laugh at it!!!

[@kurtb8474]

The mid-engine car project makes me laugh every time I watch it!

[@user-yh7gn6ly9t]

Red Green was also a comedian on tour. Prior to his final tour they did an interview with him in his hometown of Hamilton. Perhaps you would like to know more about the man by viewing on your tube "Steve Smith - Red Green's final tour done by The Gate

[@illmakeyouuncomfortable7745]

Change my mind. EP 263. Listen to the audience. They go Crazy.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

14:33 Mark! Hi there! Ahem. Oh no, he is using "duct tape"! The episode with the "adhesive tape" helps demonstrate why he uses duct tape! 😂 If I recall correctly, he didn't want to use duct tape on actual ducts! 😮😅 I think it is odd that he relies on a tape that he can tear from the roll with his bare fingers yet expects it to be strong enough to stay in place once used! Also, his fingers are strong enough to do that when I need a knife or scissors! He's strong enough to do some tasks, yet not for others? 😮

[@blujen1642]

It's actually Duct Tape. Cdns are notorious for using Duct Tape to fix everything. Red Green raised the bar lol. It was hilarious! You should find some when patterned Duct Tape came out. Steve was really funny. So glad you enjoy them too.

[@gregkral4467]

We who have found you, love you, dude, and we love the Scottish accent.... Hello from canada.

[@illmakeyouuncomfortable7745]

Do Red Green "Maple Syrup" The handyman corner was in one of your previous shows. Love the shows there, Bud.✌️👌🤞

[@justsayin5609]

Best thing I ever learned from Red Green? "If duct tape don't fix it, you have an electrical problem...." Proud to call him a fellow Canadian, from 'just up the road' in a manner of speaking. Pretty sure I've driven by 'Possum Lodge' 😉 Seriously though, Mert, we call it duct tape as it's original use was to seal seams in sheet metal duct work in a house, and his real name is Steve Smith. He truly studied engineering at the Uni of Waterloo in Ontario, which is very famous for this field of study.

[@sherrillsturm7240]

One of my favorites is when he removes the entire car motor to change the oil. Another is the grandfather clock/canoe transformation. Oh, and repairing a bicycle with duck tape.

[@Nephertania]

Congratulations on reachimg 10K! I do believe that's all of us Canadians now subscribed! 😆 Keep up the great work.

[@ptepaul5173]

Been enjoying watching you happy and excited to find something that fits your sense of humor.

[@beatrixthegreat1138]

“If it can’t be fixed with duct tape, it can’t be fixed” has become a saying in our house

[@Animal_Lover66]

FUN FACT - Steve Smith aka Red Green had a variety show with his wife on my hometown channel. It was called Smith & Smith. He also owned a production company by the same name.

[@christinascallion6557]

Grew up with the Red Green show. He always used to end the show with a commentary with something that was prevalent at the time in a tongue and cheek way. Then he'd end by saying, "Keep your stick on the ice, I'm rooting for you "

[@stephenr6913]

My favourite Handyman Corner was the multi part skit in which Red and the resident ex convict tried to insulate a house by pouring popping corn into the furnace and have the popped corn insulate the house.....

[@martypage211]

Two ther good segments of the Red Green show are Adventures with Bill and Ranger Gord. I hope you enjoy them.

[@fernwhite7523]

My husband and my sister Diane and her husband Allen saw him at the Decoste center in Pictou Nova Scotia Canada. He is even better in person.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

10:07 Mark! Hmm. I have thought that someone should challenge Danny from "Counting Cars" and his crew to build them, and Jay Leno to fund them, and see if they can improve on Red's ideas! 😎 Maybe get the girls from "All-Girl Garage" to help, too! ❤

[@picklerix6162]

I use to work in a tire shop and we had a long metal pipe that we called “The persuader”. We managed to only break a few lug nuts off.

[@swadlol]

I got to meet him when I was a kid at canadas wonderland.

[@tonybonderenko7343]

I think you may surprised on Canadian stores or where some companies originated from. One example that comes to mind is the plastic called Crocs and Lululemon, Bombardier, IMAX, Wonderbra, electric wheel chair, etc.. I know there are more just cant think of any right now

[@jeffyp2483]

red green show, where the 'good' ideas are the work accidents😂 its a classic.

[@TheGamersShade]

hard to say what my favourite episode is (so many good ones.), but a couple I love are Sausage Envy and Man of the Year.

[@lazylank]

Oh man! How I miss "The Red Green Show"!

[@RJFP67]

It’s your lovely accent that draws in subscribers. 😊

[@MusicalMuse444]

Let's all say the man's prayer! I'm a man, but I can change, if I have to, I guess! 🇨🇦😂

[@larrynelson4909]

But not that much

[@Great_Sandwich]

The show is just funnier watching it with you. Your awe is hilarious.

[@skully0078]

These are nod in video, as far as I know, but there are stories spoken by a guy named Stuart McLean. The series is called The Vinyl Cafe Radio Show. It's super Canadian and you will laugh until you cry and it will make you cry. I used to give these to international guests as part of a gift package for a little taste of Canadian humour.

[@larrynelson4909]

You have to be super Canadian to get half of the stuff McLean did but he was funny

[@katcorot]

There is a Red/Green Duct Tape Movie. There was a call out for fans to make Duct Tape scultures with only tape and chicken wire for structure to be used in the movie. They quickly had to retract the call out as many scultures flooded in

[@trishaedwards1378]

one of my fav handy man corners is the thanks giving or Christmas dinner

[@daphneporter856]

LOL. In my mind "Man he should react to a whole episode"........ " So next week I'll be reacting to a full episode...."

[@donaldnicol8415]

The Duct Tape Boat is one of my favourites.

[@starpetalarts6668]

It's even more funny as soon as you realize if he had kept the axle on the other car he could have just driven home.

[@jennybratz7261]

My favorite part of red green show was its something my dad and I could enjoy together, for reference me and my father have very different tastes.

[@slake9727]

Red Green did a full length feature film. I saw it years ago in the cinema.

[@chuck08113]

Masking tape is for painting. Duct tape is the silvery stuff. Duct tape is typically stickier and tougher over all.

[@davidsutherland667]

It’s spelt Duct tape but it is Canadian pronunciation is Duckt tape. It was invented in Canada. Fun fact, when a VIP ‘s plane landed in Saraavo during the Bosnian war it was shot full of holes. The Canadian military at the airport repaired them with Duct tape. And the plane flew on another day.

[@whisperienced]

That first one was me trying to change my winters a couple months ago.

[@Maninawig]

My fav segment was when they turned their van into a sports car with a couple fire extinguishers

[@BWBDCan]

Id love to see how much was spent on duck tape for the show and movie. 3M must be fans for sure.