Some little fun facts...
* Kidstreet started its run in Vancouver, then moved to Calgary for its remainder. Host Kevin Frank and announcer Kathy Morse also worked together on the 1991 show "The Next Line" (using the same Vancouver set as "The New Liar's Club"). Kathy later served as the mayor of Maple Ridge, BC. Additionally, he and "Next Line" panelist Neil Crone (who hosted a game show of his own in the late 80s called "Wild Guess") contributed character voices to the movie "Thomas and the Magic Railroad"
* Stu Jeffries, who was a semi-regular in the later episodes of "Acting Crazy", was hosting the CBC music series "Good Rockin' Tonite" at the time. He later hosted another Blair Murdoch game show "The Love Handles" from 1996 to 1998 and is now the morning drive host at Boom 97.3 in Toronto
* After "Bumper Stumpers" ended its run, Al Dubois joined The Weather Network where he was a staff meteorologist for many years
* "Supermarket Sweep" host Tino Monte later joined CTV News 1 as an entertainment reporter when the channel was just starting out
*Wayne Cox later became the weatherman at Global Vancouver, where he quickly became known for wearing Hawaiian shirts on camera during his forecasts. He retired from the station several years ago
* Like many game shows filmed in Canada, CanCon regulations required at least one Canadian-born personality on camera at any given time. During the Edwards run of "Chain Reaction" filmed in Montreal, CFCF-TV personality Rod Charlebois was hired as the announcer and on-screen sidekick. Also, when "Love Me, Love Me Not" with Ross Shafer (Match Game '90) was filmed in Vancouver, Ross had a Canadian female co-host, most notably Marilyn Smith (who worked on "Wild Guess" with Neil Crone)