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Sep 9, 2026
Dave BishopHOST
They really do do that.
Dave BishopHOST
But yeah, we had YTV.
Dave BishopHOST
Yeah.
Dave BishopHOST
That was youth TV.
CariGUEST
Yeah.
StassiHOST
I, in Canada, that was on YTV, and like, like, uh, like that's like essentially like everybody could, like, watch YTV in Canada.
CariGUEST
Mm-hmm.
StassiHOST
Like, it- it was Channel 25.
Phil GuerreroHOST
David Amber came by.
Phil GuerreroHOST
Even my buddy Corey popped in, who used to be at Much Music or YTV News.
Phil GuerreroHOST
He worked there.
Phil GuerreroHOST
And then it was...
5 MINS LATER
Bradford HowGUEST
That far? Yeah.
Phil GuerreroHOST
Okay.
Phil GuerreroHOST
So I was already on my way out at YTV.
Phil GuerreroHOST
Yeah.
speaker_15UNKNOWN
This shit is like Vegeta, feel high when the flash bursts.
speaker_15UNKNOWN
Dragon Ball on YTV, my brain is on that earth.
speaker_15UNKNOWN
In the zone with Phil, you would think I'm Filipino.
speaker_15UNKNOWN
but do anything to fill the
Daniel GrayGUEST
When they won the League Cup in 1991, you'd think Yorkshire Television would stay on at Wembley, show Nigel Pearson lifting the trophy.
Daniel GrayGUEST
Instead, game finishes and YTV cuts to War of the Monster Trucks.
CamHOST
[laughs]
Daniel GrayGUEST
And the best detail being it wasn't even a modern...
Laura StanleyHOST
And, uh, I just think it's such a curious use of hell yeah, 'cause it's like, who is this music for? It's not quite for children.
Mackenzie CameronHOST
M- well, no, and that's kind of what I've actually noticed about a lot of these, is that it's strange that some of these are playing on YTV 'cause a lot of them are about, like, relatively adult situations.
Laura StanleyHOST
Yeah.
Mackenzie CameronHOST
I guess we found that with B4-4 too, right? Where, like, a lot of the B side material was about, like, everlasting love and stuff, like-
Mackenzie CameronHOST
Kids aren't going to the club for years.
Laura StanleyHOST
Yeah.
Mackenzie CameronHOST
Uh, and, like, if they're from, like, n- say you're nine years old watching YTV, like, you're not going to the club for at least 10-
Laura StanleyHOST
Mm-hmm
Mikie SiroisPANELIST
Agreed.
Aileen ClarkHOST
Well, now that your ears are all open, tonight we'll be talking about The Tale of the Dream Girl, which aired on Nickelodeon in the United States and YTV in Canada on March 26, 1994.
Aileen ClarkHOST
Ooh.
Aileen ClarkHOST
In this episode, we learned that the sixth sense can suck it.
AlanHOST
It was originally made for the U.S. market.
AlanHOST
It was distributed on many Fox-affiliated stations, and it showed up in Canada on Global Television, which is a network here in Canada, and YTV, which is like the Canadian version of Nickelodeon, like a real kind of low-rent version that was also super amazing.
TimHOST
Yeah.
TimHOST
Yeah.
Jack SolerGUEST
I have both.
Jack SolerGUEST
My first show was that those couple of years that YTV was organizing tours.
Jack SolerGUEST
So it was Christina Aguilera and the Moffats and then a couple of other bands at like the Saddledome in Calgary.
Jack SolerGUEST
I was very I was like probably eight or nine years old.
MichaelHOST
Walk us down.
MichaelHOST
Is it Nickelodeon? Is it Cartoon Network? YTV? Disney Channel? Tell me what was on the mind back then.
Jenna Jean DavisGUEST
I'm Raven Simone from That's So Raven, and you're watching Disney Channel.
MichaelHOST
I need to get like the mind.
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