''Zig Zag'' was a Canadian children's television series.
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It was produced by BCTV (now Global BC) in Vancouver
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, British Columbia
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from 1979-1988. Among the hosts of the series were Terry David Mulligan, Susanne McLellan, Valri Bromfield
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, Mairlyn Smith
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, Bill Reiter, and Rick Ducommun. Norm Grohmann, Nicola Cavendish
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Early life
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, and Ryan Stiles
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also made regular appearances on the show.
One segment of the show was ''The Biff and Bart Show'', which originally started out only as a two-minute "filler" segment, but as the years went by it ultimately took over the whole program.
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1979 Canadian television series debuts
1988 Canadian television series endings
1970s Canadian children's television series
1980s Canadian children's television series
English-language television shows