Editor Reviews:

Amazon.com:
You know Red Green. He's that bearded guy on TV who hangs out at the Possum Lodge with his impossibly nerdy nephew Harold and a bevy of well-meaning but relatively clueless friends. This hourlong video culls clips that refer to parenting (mostly older children and teens) and grandparenting from the 10-year run of The Red Green Show. Green and friends offer teens advice on tattoos, how high to wear their pants, and what to "just say no" to ("arson, murder, theft, drug trafficking, and real estate sales"). Harold, meanwhile, has thoughts of his own on teen violence. He imagines turning it around for charity. "Imagine the United Way gang versus the UNICEF Way gang in a fundraiser, huh?" The most imaginative moments are drawn from the show's Handyman Corner segments and involve such delights as how to "teen-proof" a car (hint: a church pew is involved) and how to turn a bunch of used tires into a girl's bedroom furniture set. --Kimberly Heinrichs

Rating : - Another winner from Red Green...
Red, nephew Harold, the geek, Dalton
Humphrey, Mike Hamer, Ed Fridd and Co.
show of all how to handle kids, the
Possum Lodge way! Yikes! A long running
show that actually started as a comedy
skit on 'Smith and Smith' back in 1979.
It all went horribly wrong (or right!)
since then. A Canadian comedy classic
on the Comedy Central of Canada show.
Outstanding! And clean enough to be
shown on Public TV without losing it's
originality, et, al. Pick Up On It!