RED GREEN: Is The Red Green Show still on PBS? Is Red Green still making shows?

 

The Red Green Show, a Canadian comedy series, was broadcast on PBS in the US and other Canadian channels from 1991 to 2006. In a sitcom and sketch comedy fashion, it makes fun of DIY, home improvement, fishing, and another outdoor programming.

Red Green, a smart handyman who routinely makes material savings and refers to duct tape as “the handyman’s secret weapon,” is the focus of the show.

S&S Productions, run by Steve and Morag Smith, and Rick Green and William G. Elliott served as the show’s producers. Reruns of the show are being carried on the Red Green Channel on Roku televisions, CBC Television, CTV Comedy Channel, and various PBS stations.

Red Green also holds the position of president of the Possum Lodge, a fictitious men’s club located in the Ontario town of Possum Lake, northwest of Port Asbestos. Red and the other lodge members host a television show where they teach men how to perform repairs and engage in outdoor activities, among other things.

Is The Red Green Show still on PBS?

Yes, The Red Green is currently airing on PBS. Reruns are currently broadcast on the Red Green Channel on Roku televisions, CBC Television, CTV Comedy Channel, and various Public Broadcasting Service stations. S&S Productions, owned by Steve and Morag Smith, produced it.

Is Red Green still making shows?

It appears that Steve Smith, who portrays Red Green, is still actively involved in making television programs. Along with ex-Frantic Rick Green, he produced and co-wrote “The New Red Green Show,” which has 72 episodes total.

Whether or not the show is currently in production is not stated clearly. Additionally, Red Green broadcasts his handyman program from Possum Lodge, Canada, suggesting that he may still be producing fresh material.