JR Digs - List of Aired Series Created By JR DIGS

List of Aired Series Created By JR DIGS

"Man with a Van" (3 seasons)

"The JR DIGS Show" (5 Seasons)

"In the Can with JR DIGS" - Showcasing aspiring and unknown filmmakers (2 seasons)

"Another Crappy Canadian Latenight Talkshow (1 Season)

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