What a unit

First time I've seen it ..., but we listened on the radio......very cool

much fun thank you!

this is so cool

1992 Stampeders team was thumping Toronto 17-0 at halftime. This Calgary team was one of the best Cfl Teams of all time, they wo the Grey Cup in 1992

There was something similar to this "2 different crews in a booth thing" that happened in my birth year of 2003.... Look up the qualifying session for the 2003 Pop Secret 400, and you can see a thumbnail of 5 or so guys in 1 booth. 3 came from Fox's SPEED, who carried the qualifying session for the NASCAR Busch Series race, and 2 came from TNT, who had qualifying for the Pop Secret 400 at Rockingham for the NASCAR Winston Cup Series. The Busch qualifying session ran longer than expected, so Steve Byrnes, Jeff Hammond, and Larry Mac (SPEED) had a nice chat with Allen Bestwick and Benny Parsons (TNT) as the last Busch car qualified for their race. Then, after a few minutes and a commercial break, Metallica's Fuel hits, and it's all TNT from there with Cup Series Qualifying.

The Cfl in the US would have worked if they played their games on Thursdays and SUndays

Wow. Memories.

Always a pleasure to hear Mark Lee. 🎙

Saw it live and saw it copied by many other shows the next 20 years.

Had NBC not been so stupid, this show could have run a decade.

fun fact: this is the night before the World Series earthquake

Looks just like Mic Jagger

Rest In Peace Dabney! 😢 Thanks for the laughs

It happened on October 15th, not 16th.

Oilers fans are best in the world. They appreciated what their former god achieved while on the opposing team

First saw this as a video clip on Night Tracks (a MTV copy show on Superstation TBS) in 1983. I had a Betamax recording of it. It introduced me to the song and Ray Charles!

I was at this damn game. 🤬🤬

"This next tune is called Personality CRISIST!" - Sylvain. Gd I miss him. This was the last song of the last show that me & Sami would ever play with the Dolls. 😞 At least we went out on a good 'un.

Fumbling on his very first return wasn't an ideal start to his CFL career but he seemed to have recovered from that fairly well. 😊

What a guy, fumbles the first return then proceeds to spend the rest of the game obliterating Edmonton’s special teams unit

It would be nice to see the video of the entire game, which ended a few careers.

He came out of retirement for the last game of the 1971 season after John Trainor was injured. Nykoluk also played in both games of the Eastern Finals and the Grey Cup, which was the only time the Argonauts made it to the biggest game during his career. He then retired for good.

RIP John Candy, Van Candy and James Candy.

RIP John Candy.

Love this.

thx for the share

Funny seeing this being one of Willie plesses best friends

It’s funny seeing this while being one of willie presses best friends

Ricky Williams was awesome! This was his redemptioj arc

this is awesome!

I paid $10 to upload this play to my channel only to find this...thanks for uploading ten years earlier though.

Remember this well. Thank you for sharing, Paul.

One of the few times Oilers fans were cheering loudly for the other side! I was there, as a 12 year old. Takes me back!

Got to meet him today.... what an honour. One of the greatest in cfl history.

WOW! I was only 13 years old and remember watching CBC football! I Loved every moment of it ❤! THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS!

Strongest arm I’ve ever seen in person and I saw Vick play

mat kellet sucks

They stop the game to celebrate 😂

he was loved by fans for the teams he played for

Fantastic band. Sylv superb, Steve guitar genius, David brilliant, just inspirational this band.

Classic thanks for the. Upload

I love the blackface at 1:37, lol. Back then, it was considered cool.

This clip better be in his Hall of Fame induction montage.

Ah only in canada eh! A team cheered when the opposition scored on them……why because the person scoring is a Canadian icon, and a ex oiler too boot, but if I was ranford I’d of kept the puck. Meant as much to him as it would to Gretzky

I saw this play in a video called Bombers Blitz as it talked about the 1990 season then the Grey Cup where Winnipeg beat Edmonton for the championship (which they wouldn't do again for almost 20 years).

Back then CBC Sports had such a big time buzz

Loved that "Shoot out the lights" comment. I thought it was a great way to create interest in the off-season.

Jacque Demer was illiterate, according to his book. Man, I’m not so sure.

All about Toronto…ad nauseum. Hint: there were two teams.