Red Green - Patience & Perserverence

Here's another Red Green sketch from "Smith & Smith" The Red character was a staple of the show since the very beginning. However, the format of the sketch was slightly altered from Series 5 onward. Before, Red would just ramble for a while. Now, Red discusses a topic and then shows a film (video, actually) related to that topic, providing the narration as necessary.
Here, Red talks about his patience and perserverence, and shows a film of him trying to start the motor on his boat to go fishing.
One thing to note is that underneath the canned laughter, you can actually hear the crew laughing off-stage after Red mentions Uncle Frank as well as during the film.

[@justinstearns9723]

"Keep in mind I get my motors for free. They're almost worth it."

[@srrobinson07]

i cant believe how young he is, i almost never remember episodes like him with this

[@skyhawk2958]

man, I really lost it when he chucked it!!! HA - fckn HA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA my cousin had that happen with a radio, as it sank he could hear the music still play!! LMAO

[@knoxe1]

skyhawk2958 i lost two of my dads farthers fishing rods probably around 600 to $1000 each sure wasn't proud of my self the the second one i lost i automatically jumped out of the boat because i new it wasn't going to end well

[@freebird128]

its just a younger red green

[@mikelowrie8957]

thank you posting

[@BlazerExists]

Red Green is the greatest man who ever lived!

[@THEFORT89.]

I know guys just like this. And I Love That Hat!

[@mikelowrie8957]

I love this

[@CrystalNibarger]

he's so young here lol

[@ibbiggs]

read the damn description

[@PhilMante]

yeah from the early 80s. he was in his 30s then, and his beard hadn't gone grey yet.

[@spoddie]

thanks that was interesting. i always hated the canned laughter.

[@imjunipernow]

Does that logo say TV Land?