You Can't Do That On Television - Cast

Cast

Over 100 child actors appeared on YCDTOTV between 1979 and 1990. Some of the most notable cast members included:

Name Year(s) First Appearance Notes
Stephanie Bauder 1989–1990 Episode 114: Choices
Nick Belcourt 1989 Episode 114: Choices
Chris Bickford 1989–1990 Episode 114: Choices Third and final host.
Jennifer Brackenbury 1989–1990 Episode 114: Choices
Carlos Braithwaite 1989–1990 Episode 114: Choices
Justin Cammy 1983–1985 Episode 49: Classical Music
Stephanie Chow 1984–1987 Episode 74: Families
Angie Coddett 1981–1984 Episode 17: Dating
Eugene Contreras 1982–1985 Episode 29: Popularity
Roddy Contreras 1982 Episode 35: Television
Ian Fingler 1979
Jonothan Gebert 1979–1981 Episode 1
Alasdair Gillis 1982–1986 Episode 31: Vacations Second official host.
Amyas Godfrey 1986–1989 Episode 89: Fairy Tales, Myths, & Legends
Matthew Godfrey 1986–1987 Episode 91: Know-It-Alls
Abby Hagyard 1982–1990 Adult cast member
Adam Kalbfleisch 1984–1986 Episode 62: Moving
Martin Kerr 1981–1983 Episode 25: Nutrition
Pauline Kerr 1984 Episode 60: Foreign Countries
Kevin Kubusheskie 1981–1984 Episode 16: Strike Now
Vanessa Lindores 1982–1987 Episode 35: Television
Les Lye 1979–1990 Adult cast member
Mike Lyon 1981
Christine McGlade 1979–1986 Episode 1 First official host.
Alanis Morissette 1986
Brodie Osome 1981–1983 Episode 15: Transportation
Doug Ptolemy 1982–1987 Episode 30: Fads and Fashion
Adam Reid 1984–1987 Episode 78: Wealth
Lisa Ruddy 1979–1985 Episode 1
Sidharth Sahay 1989 Episode 116: Communication
Vik Sahay 1986–1987 Episode 105: Sleep
Kevin Schenk 1979–1981 Episode 8
Klea Scott 1982–1984
Sariya Sharp 1989–1990 Episode 122: Fantasy
Marjorie Silcoff 1984–1985 Episode 56: History
Kevin Somers 1979–1981 Episode 1
Amy Stanley 1989–1990 Episode 133: Celebrations
Jill Stanley 1989–1990 Episode 115: Chores
Christian Tessier 1989–1990 Episode 116: Communication
Ted Wilson 1989–1990 Episode 114: Choices

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