History Series / SharonLoisAndBramsElephantShow

The show was produced by Cambium Film & Video Productions, the production company of producers Arnie Zipursky and Bruce Glawson, alongside CBC. During the first season, [=TV Ontario=], the provincial network serving the Canadian province of Ontario, was also a co-producing partner. In addition to its Canadian airings, the show also aired in the United States on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} from 1989-1994.

The show was produced by Cambium Film & Video Productions, the production company of producers Arnie Zipursky and Bruce Glawson, alongside CBC. During the first season, [=TVOntario=], the provincial network serving the Canadian province of Ontario, was also a co-producing partner. In addition to its Canadian airings, the show also aired in the United States on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} from 1989-1994.

The show was produced by Cambium Film & Video Productions, the production company of producers Arnie Zipursky and Bruce Glawson, alongside CBC. During the first season, [=TVOntario=], the provincial network serving the Canadian province of Ontario aired the first season of the elephant show for 13 episodes around 1984 until 1993. The Elephant Show also aired on Global's Kidstv around 1996 with half episode scenes recorded. In addition to its Canadian airings, the show also aired in the United States on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} from 1989-1994.

The show was produced by Cambium Film & Video Productions, the production company of producers Arnie Zipursky and Bruce Glawson, alongside CBC. During the first season, [TVOntario], the provincial network serving the Canadian province of Ontario aired the first season of the elephant show for 13 episodes around 1984 until 1993. The Elephant Show also aired on Global's Kidstv around 1996 with half episode scenes recorded. In addition to its Canadian airings, the show also aired in the United States on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} from 1989-1994.

The show was produced by Cambium Film & Video Productions, the production company of producers Arnie Zipursky and Bruce Glawson, alongside CBC. During the first season, [=TVOntario=], the provincial network serving the Canadian province of Ontario, was also a co-producing partner. In addition to its Canadian airings, the show also aired in the United States on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} from 1989-1994.

The show was produced by Cambium Film & Video Productions, the production company of producers Arnie Zipursky and Bruce Glawson, alongside CBC. [=TVOntario=] aired the first season only from 1984-1993 as the provincial network serving the Canadian province of Ontario. In addition to its Canadian airings, the show also aired in the United States on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} from 1989-1994. The Elephant Show also aired on Global's Kidstv for 1 year only with half episode scenes recorded around 1996.

The show was produced by Cambium Film & Video Productions, the production company of producers Arnie Zipursky and Bruce Glawson, alongside CBC. During the first season, [=TVOntario=], the provincial network serving the Canadian province of Ontario, was also a co-producing partner. In addition to its Canadian airings, the show also aired in the United States on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} from 1989-1994. The Elephant Show also aired on Global's Kidstv for 1 year only with half episode scenes recorded around 1996.

The show was produced by Cambium Film & Video Productions, the production company of producers Arnie Zipursky and Bruce Glawson, alongside CBC. During the first season, [=TVOntario=], the provincial network serving the Canadian province of Ontario, was also a co-producing partner. In addition to its Canadian airings, the show also aired in the United States on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} from 1989-1994.

* FakeGuestStar: Poor Eric Nagler was always listed as a guest star, despite long runs of episodes in which he continuously appeared. Paula Gallivan, the actress inside the Elephant costume, as well as the Mammoth Band, the group of musicians backing Sharon, Lois, and Bram in concert, also received this treatment as well. Furthermore, the members of the Mammoth Band weren't individually credited on any episodes, they were just credited collectively as "The Mammoth Band." They were, however, individually credited on albums.

* FakeGuestStar: Poor Eric Nagler was always listed as a guest star, despite long runs of episodes in which he continuously appeared. Paula Gallivan, the actress inside the Elephant costume, as well as the Mammoth Band, the group of backing musicians backing Sharon, Lois, and Bram in concert, also received this treatment as well. Furthermore, the members of the Mammoth Band weren't individually credited on any episodes, they were just credited collectively as "The Mammoth Band." They were, however, individually credited on albums.

The trio were also frequently joined by a variety of guest stars, including musicians, entertainers, and artists. Episodes of the show generally included a loose plot (for example, a day at a fair or a day when Elephant stayed home sick), interspersed with silly jokes, skits, and a great deal of the trio's music. Each episode always contained footage of Sharon, Lois and Bram performing in concert.

* SpiritualSuccessor: [=Skinnamarink TV=]

* SpiritualSuccessor: [=SkinnamarinkTV=]