
The Red Green Show
Harold discovers that Red supposedly has road rage and so tries to teach him all about anger management.

Harold discovers that Red supposedly has road rage and so tries to teach him all about anger management.

Red decides to form his own postal system and he enlists Harold with help on it.

The men auction themselves to raise money--and get dates.

Following a successful lawsuit against a ski/golf resort by Moose Thompson for an injury that happened to him there, he ends up owning all the ski equipment there. So Red and his pals try to build something out of them.

Harold needs Red's help to pose as a 50's superhero for a comic book convention.

A fund-raiser for the Historical Society results in the destruction of its own Heritage Building.

Red tries to get Harold and Bonnie to take time off from each other.

The men of the Lodge attempt to use an accident at a local paint shop to their advantage for the sake of tourism.

Bob buys a set of questionable golf clubs.

Women try to preserve history, Men try to make it. Camelot comes to Possum Lake.

Harold sponsors a beautification project around Possum Lake. Rather than clean up the lodge, Red uses nuclear waste to grow sunflowers tall enough to hide the lodge.

Possum Lodge is threatened by a Force 5 hurricane.

Harold fills in for a sick Ranger Gord, leaving Red alone at the Lodge.

Red buys a motel, then finds out the land isn't included and so he has to move the motel off the property.

The men build a boat that is powered by wind. But instead of using a sail, they use a windmill.

Possum Lodge receives a contract to supply services to Possum Lake from the tow truck, ambulance and snowplow.

Red tries to avoid cleaning the boat ramp by throwing the boats directly into the lake.

The Lodge twins with Iowa. Red stays to host the American visitors.

When no one catches any fish in a fishing derby, the men of the lodge test the lake water and make a shocking discovery.

Poor Red has some challenges in trying to find a last-minute present for his wife's birthday.