Squawk Box

For years, this show wasn't even on IMDb here, even after I told them about the show, and who was on it, and what it was about. I guess someone with a bit more clout got ahold of some of the web-dorks at IMDb, because here it is! Proof I didn't dream it! I loved this show (yes, especially the street hockey interludes. "GLACIER!" "VIKINGS!" "EVIL DEAD!" as my personal favorite.) The dad on the motorized armchair bombing around, Dov Tiefenbach's curiously good acting skills, and the utterly random skits that played to my very warped sense of humor.

This show needs to be DVD'd. Now.

Oh man, this show was for lack of a better word, amazing. I remember laughing my butt off at every skit. I loved the kids who played hockey in the street and the goalie would yell out something like "EVIL DEAD" or "MELTDOWN" followed by some hilarious sound effects and then "GAME ON!" I was only a kid then but now that I think about it I think I can still appreciate the humor today, they should put this show back on the air. 10/10!!!

When I was 5 this show came on, and I can barely remember any of it! I do however remember the fart smellers, and that hockey thing... I also remember a lot of things being purple.. :S ... Anyways, I totally agree with maXSepult, I think YTV should replay all of the old shows like Little Vampire or REALLY old reruns of Hitlist with Tarzan Dan! haha That would be soo awesome! It is amazing how this is the only site that even mentions the show, and there's only so much information about it... I can only remember 2 people on that show and everyone and everything is just a blur..

Squawk Box was a skit show i think and some of it was pretty funny i remember. They had some interesting skits like a Sailor swearing while jumping rope and what a cell's life is like under a microscope. I'm trying to remembore more but i think i only watched a few episodes at the time. Well it was a good show that was on YTV.

Wooo! I love Squawk Box! I don't even know or remember why really I just remember pieces of it and remember that I really loved it.