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Syndication - NBC's Later
Between December 1998 and January 2002, SCTV returned to NBC for a run of syndicated reruns in the Later time slot. The shows were given a new Later-style opening credit sequence, but were otherwise essentially the same familiar syndicated shows (with a few additional edits to make them even shorter). What follows is a list of the shows that aired, numbered per the Short Syndicated Guide.
| December 21-23, 1998 | #129 (Christmas I)
#130 (Christmas: Happy Wanderers)
#132 (Christmas: Staff Party) |
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December 28-31, 1998 | #110 (Days of the Week #7)
#111 (Chariots Of Eggs)
#98 and #99 (Indecent Exposure) |
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January 4-7, 1999 | #161 (Scary Previews)
#106-108 (Sweeps Week) |
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March 4, 1999 | #112 (Moral Majority) |
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March 8-11, 1999 | #115 (CCCP1, Part One)
#113 (The Nutty Lab Assistant)
#142 and #143 (CBC) |
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April 19-22, 1999 | #75 (Battle Of The PBS Stars)
#96 (Days of the Week #5)
#83 and #84 (The Godfather) |
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June 28-July 1, 1999 | #36 (Edith Prickley, Station Manager)
#119 (Days of the Week #9)
#167 (Gimme Jackie)
#172 (Stalag SCTV, Part One) |
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January 22-25, 2001 | #98 and #99
#83 and #84 |
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January 29-February 1, 2001 | #113
#106-108 |
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February 5-8, 2001 | #110, #111, #112 and #75 |
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February 12-15, 2001 | #142 and #143
#127 (Days of the Week #11)
#128 (Days of the Week #12) |
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February 19-22, 2001 | #115 (CCCP1, Part One)
#135 (3D Firing Line: Midnight Cowboy)
#150 (Zontar, Part One)
#158 (South Sea Sinner) |
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February 26-March 1, 2001 | #160 (Canadian Gaffes and Practical Amusements)
#162 (Oliver Grimley)
#163 (Das Boobs)
#164 (Youth, Do They Give a Damn or What?) |
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March 5-8, 2001 | #103 (Soapy Maxwell)
#170 (Happy Hour: Six-Gun Justice #7)
#174 (Happy Hour: Six-Gun Justice #8)
#178 (Happy Hour: Six-Gun Justice #10) |
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March 12-15, 2001 | #181 (Maudlin O' The Night)
#182 (Stars In One: Bob Hope)
#183 (Happy Hour: Six-Gun Justice #11)
#155 (The People's Global Golden Choice Awards, Part One) |
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March 19-22, 2001 | #7 (Dialing For Dollars)
#8 (Shock Theatre)
#10 (Therese et Joe)
#14 (The Hefty Neil Story) |
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March 26-29, 2001 | #18 (Madame Blitzman)
#20 (Dr. Tongue's Evil House Of Wax)
#26 (Lust For Paint)
#27 (Second Series Premiere) |
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April 2-5, 2001 | #139 (New York Rhapsody)
#33 (How The Middle East Was Won)
#34 (The Mirthmakers)
#45 (On The Waterfront Again) |
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April 9-12, 2001 | #80 (Lunchtime Street Beef)
#81 (Gerry Todd Show: Tom Munroe)
#86 (Days Of The Week #2)
#140 (Pepi Longsocks / Sammy Maudlin) |
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April 16-19, 2001 | #28 (Bob Hope Desert Classic)
#29 (Kidnapping Of Moe Green)
#92 (Days Of The Week #4)
#134 (Maudlin's Eleven, Part Two) |
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April 23-26, 2001 | #50 (The Flaming Turkey)
#32 (Municipal Election)
#38 (The Occult)
#42 (Death Takes No Holiday) |
Between April and August, NBC repeated the same sets of shows; they finally began airing different shows in August.
| April 30-July 19, 2001 | Same as January 22 through April 12 |
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July 23-August 16, 2001 | Same as January 22 through February 15 |
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August 20-23, 2001 | #1 (Backstage)
#2 (Murder At SCTV)
#3 (Ethnic Humour)
#4 (Crosswords) |
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August 27-30, 2001 | #5 (Match Unto My Feet)
#6 (Memoirs Of Anton Chekhov)
#9 (Philosophy Street)
#11 (Broads Behind Bars) |
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September 3-5, 2001 | #12 (The Taxidermist)
#13 (Ben Hur)
#16 (Goodbye America) |
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September 10, 2001 | #17 (Galaxy 66) |
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September 18-20, 2001 | #21 (The Sammy Maudlin Show)
#24 (Officer Friendly)
#25 (The Man Who Would Be King Of The Popes) |
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September 24-27, 2001 | #30 (SCTV Solid Gold Telethon)
#31 (Writer's Strike)
#35 (The Undersea World Of Jacques Cousteau)
#37 (SCTV 30th Anniversary) |
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October 1-4, 2001 | #39 (Bad Acting In Hollywood)
#43 (Rock Concert)
#77 (Merv: The Special Edition (replaced with Restless Doctors))
#79 (Walter Cronkite's Brain (replaced with Thursday Night Live)) |
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October 8-11, 2001 | #85 (One On the Town: Levon Helm)
#87 (I'm Taking My Own Head, Screwing It On Right, and No Guy's Gonna Tell Me That It Ain't!)
#88 (Mean Joe Greene Playhouse)
#89 (Days Of The Week #3) |
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October 15-18, 2001 | #90 (Bouncing Back To You, Part One)
#93 (Great White North: Ian Thomas)
#95 (Sammy Maudlin: Skip Bittman)
#97 (Rockpile: Roy Orbison) |
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October 22-25, 2001 | #102 (The Jazz Singer)
#105 (Days Of The Week #6)
#109 (Stars In One: Linda Hopkins)
#114 (Days Of The Week #8) |
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October 29-November 1, 2001 | #116 (CCCP1, Part Two)
#117 (Dr. X)
#118 (3D Stake From the Heart)
#122 (The Happy Wanderers: Linsk Minyk) |
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November 5-8, 2001 | #123 (Midnight Video Special)
#124 (Days of the Week #10)
#125 and #126 (Great White North Palace) |
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November 12-15, 2001 | #133 and #134 (Maudlin's Eleven)
#136 (Vic Arpeggio)
#138 (Oh, That Rusty!) |
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November 19-22, 2001 | #141 (Mrs. Falbo: Liddy / Merv: The 60s)
#144 (Sammy Maudlin 23rd Anniversary)
#145 (Mel's Rock Pile: Punk Rock)
#149 (Bowery Boys / Maudlin: Pavarotti) |
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November 26-29, 2001 | #152 (Teacher's Pet)
#153 (The William B. Show)
#154 (Bobby Bittman Retires)
#155 (The People's Global Golden Choice Awards, Part One) |
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December 3-6, 2001 | #156 (The People's Global Golden Choice Awards, Part Two)
#166 (Celebrity Faerie Tayles)
#171 (Jackie for President)
#173 (Stalag SCTV, Part Two) |
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December 10-13, 2001 | #179 and #180 (2009)
#184 (Hollywood Dirt Tonight)
#185 (The Date Debate) |
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December 17-20, 2001 | #129 (Christmas I)
#130 (Christmas: Happy Wanderers)
#131 (Christmas: Nutcracker Suite)
#132 (Christmas: Staff Party) |
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December 25-27, 2001 | #169 (It's A Wonderful Film, Part Two)
#83 and #84 |
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December 31, 2001-January 3, 2002 | #142 and #143
#162 and #163 |
Later was to be replaced with Last Call with Carson Daly on January 7, 2002, but due to a contract dispute, the new show was delayed by one night, so #163 was rebroadcast.
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NBC's Later