You Can't Do That on Television (1979)

Launched in 1979, You Can't Do That on Television became a beloved Canadian sketch comedy series, primarily featuring pre-teens and teenagers. Each episode revolved around a specific theme, showcasing the comedic talents of young actors, including Alanis Morissette and writer Bill Prady, who would later create hits like The Big Bang Theory and Gilmore Girls. Initially broadcast on CJOH-TV in Ottawa, the show gained international fame after its 1981 debut and remained a Nickelodeon staple until 1994, known for its iconic slime and high ratings. A documentary titled You Can't Do That on Film was released in 2004.