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The Sketchersons are a sketch comedy troupe based in Toronto, Ontario. They are winners of the 2007 Canadian Comedy Award for best Sketch Troupe,[1] an award they had been nominated for each of the 3 years prior. The Sketchersons were again nominated for the award in 2008, 2009 and 2010.
The Sketchersons have performed across Canada and the United States, including at the 2005 and 2006 Montreal Fringe Festivals, the 2006 New York Fringe Festival, the 2008 Just For Laughs Sketch Comedy Gala in Toronto, the 2009 Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival, and at the 2012 JFL42 Festival. Members of the troupe are also active in Toronto's comedy scene and can be seen at various shows around the city including Laugh Sabbath, The Last Comedy Show and Projectproject amongst others.
Current Sketchersons
- Jon Blair - Joined Nov 6th, 2008; Head Writer
- Daryn McIntyre - Joined Nov 6th, 2008
- Jocelyn Geddie - Joined August 15, 2010
- Ian MacIntyre - Joined August 15, 2010
- Andy Auld - Joined March 7, 2011
- Joel Buxton - Joined March 7, 2011
- Kaitlin Loftus - Joined March 7, 2011
- Phil Moorhead - Joined March 7, 2011
- Ann Pornel - Joined March 7, 2011
- Alexandra Wylie - Joined March 7, 2011
- Greg Chociej - Joined January 20, 2013
- Brandon Hackett - Joined January 20, 2013
- Allison Hogg - Joined January 20, 2013
- Jonathan Langdon - Joined January 20, 2013
- Kirsten Rasmussen - Joined January 20, 2013
- Alessandra Vite - Joined January 20, 2013
- Jeremy Woodcock - Joined January 20, 2013
- Gary Rideout Jr. - Founding member
- Mark Andrada - Joined July 18, 2004 (Technical & Lighting Director)
Video Content
- Jared Sales - former news anchor
- Vivieno Caldinelli
- Josh Saltzman - former cast member
Sunday Night Live Alumni
- Grant Cumming - Founding member
- Dan Galea - Founding member
- Holly Prazoff - Founding member
- Shannon Beckner - Founding member
- Tal Zimerman - Founding member; former news anchor
- Craig Brown - Founding member
- Bob Kerr - Founding member; former news anchor
- Inessa Frantowski - Founding member
- Pat Thornton - Founding member, former head writer
- Fraser Young
- Gilson Lubin
- Nikki Payne
- Josh Saltzman - Joined July 3, 2007
- Cole Osborne - Joined July 3, 2007; former news anchor
- Laura Cilevitz - Joined July 3, 2007
- Norm Sousa - Joined July 3, 2007; former head writer
- Jason DeRosse - Joined July 3, 2007
- Andy Hull - Joined July 3, 2007
- Carly Heffernan - Joined Nov 6th, 2008
- Alex Tindal - Joined Nov 6th, 2008
- Sarah Hillier - Joined Nov 6th, 2008
- Brendan Halloran - Joined Nov 6th, 2008; former news anchor/ head writer
- Kevin Matviw - Joined August 15, 2010
Sunday Night Live
| Sunday Night Live | |
|---|---|
| File:Sketchersons sunday night live diesel poster 2007-2008.jpg Poster for the 2007-2008 run of Sunday Night Live with the Sketchersons at the Diesel Playhouse, Toronto, ON, Canada | |
| Written by | The Sketchersons |
| Date premiered | January 4th, 2004 |
| Place premiered | Toronto |
| Genre | Sketch Comedy |
The Sketchersons run the weekly stage show Sunday Night Live, which is modeled after Saturday Night Live which airs on NBC. Sunday Night Live began in Toronto in early 2004 at The Rivoli on Queen Street West, but only lasted for 2 shows before moving to the Poor Alex Theatre on Brunswick Street at Bloor, with hosts such as Amanda Walsh, Scott Thompson, and Snow. In 2005, The Poor Alex closed, and the show moved across the street to The Brunswick House, a popular bar for university students. Notable hosts from this stint at "The Brunny" include WWE Superstar Chris Jericho, Colin Mochrie and Royal Canadian Air Farce's Don Ferguson. From January to December 2007, the group had a successful run at the Diesel Playhouse. Hosts from that year included Toronto Mayor David Miller, Canadian Idol Ryan Malcolm, Tyler Stewart and Kevin Hearn (members of The Barenaked Ladies) and former Toronto Argonaut John Avery.
In January 2008, Sunday Night Live went on hiatus as the show's new, permanent venue was under renovation. In November 2008, Comedy Bar opened its doors as the Sketcherson's permanent home, and the cast (which expanded, adding 6 new members) has been writing a new show every week since. Hosts from this era have included famed stand-up comedian Andy Kindler, Actor Tatiana Maslany, The Sports Network anchor Jay Onrait, Second City alum Sandy Jobin-Bevans, stand-up comedians Todd Glass, Todd Barry, Andy Kindler, and Video On Trial mainstay Debra DiGiovanni.
Sunday Night Live Hosts
2004
| Show Number |
Date | Host[s] | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | January 4 | Albert Howell | The debut of Sunday Night Live occurs at The Rivoli. |
| 2 | January 11 | Jason Rouse | 2nd and last show at the Rivoli. |
| 3 | January 18 | Gavin Stephens | Sunday Night Live moves to its new home, The Poor Alex Theatre. |
| 4 | January 22 | Levi MacDougall | |
| 5 | February 1 | Paul Bellini | |
| 6 | February 8 | Jason Rouse | |
| 7 | February 15 | Laurie Elliott | |
| 8 | February 22 | Gilson Lubin | Gilson Lubin would later become the first host of Sunday Night Live to join the Sketchersons |
| 9 | February 29 | Tim Polley | |
| 11 | March 15 | Alan Park | |
| 12 | March 21 | Paul Schuck | |
| 13 | March 29 | Terry McGurrin | |
| 14 | April 4 | Boyd Banks | |
| 15 | April 18 | Mark Forward | |
| 16 | April 25 | Nicole Stamp | |
| 17 | May 2 | Mike Strobel | |
| 18 | May 9 | Jo-Anna Downey | |
| 19 | May 16 | Andy Boorman | |
| 20 | May 23 | Nikki Payne | |
| 21 | May 30 | The Imponderables | The Imponderables are the first sketch troupe to host Sunday Night Live. They are composed of Dave Brennan, Eric Toth, Jon Smith and Tony Lombardo. |
| 22 | June 6 | Amanda Walsh | |
| 23 | June 13 | Ryan Belleville | |
| 24 | June 20 | Aurora Browne | |
| 25 | June 27 | Don Ferguson | Don Ferguson was the first member of legendary sketch troupe The Royal Canadian Air Farce to host. |
| 26 | July 4 | Snow | |
| 27 | July 11 | Scott Thompson | |
| 28 | July 18 | Sabotage | |
| 29 | July 25 | Seán Cullen | |
| 30 | August 1 | Marc Hickox | |
| 31 | August 8 | Fraser Young | |
| 32 | August 15 | Richard Crouse | |
| 33 | August 22 | Chris McCawley | |
| 34 | August 29 | Jen Goodhue | |
| 35 | September 5 | Ron Sparks | |
| 36 | September 12 | Kate Davis | |
| 37 | September 19 | Winston Spear | |
| 38 | September 25 | Bruce Hunter | |
| 39 | October 3 | Terry Clement | |
| 40 | October 17 | Jon Dore | |
| 41 | October 24 | Mark Forward | |
| 42 | October 31 | Terry McGurrin as George W. Bush | Comedian Terry McGurrin was the first of only two hosts to perform entirely in character - the other being Marc Hickox as Heino. |
| 43 | November 7 | Angelo Tsarouchas | |
| 44 | November 14 | Karina Huber | |
| 45 | November 21 | Kristeen Von Hagen | |
| 46 | November 28 | Paul Bates | |
| 47 | December 5 | Sandy Jobin-Bevans | |
| 48 | December 12 | The Minnesota Wrecking Crew | Just the second sketch troupe to host Sunday Night Live, The Minnesota Wrecking Crew are John Catucci, Josh Glover, Mike 'Nug' Nahrgang and Ron Sparks. |
| 49 | December 19 | Elvira Kurt |
2005
| Show Number |
Date | Host[s] | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | January 9 | No Host (Best of 2004) | |
| 51 | January 16 | No Host (One Year Anniversary Show) | |
| 52 | January 23 | Trevor Boris | |
| 53 | January 30 | Melanie Martin | |
| 54 | February 6 | Ron Josol | |
| 55 | February 13 | Boyd Banks | |
| 56 | February 20 | Paul Bellini | |
| 57 | March 6 | The Imponderables | |
| 58 | March 13 | Martha Chaves | |
| 59 | March 20 | Steve Patterson | |
| 60 | April 3 | Knock, Knock, Who’s There? Comedy! | Katie Crown, Aaron Eves, Adam Brodie and Dave Derewlany become just the 3rd sketch group to host Sunday Night Live. |
| 61 | April 10 | Eliza Jane Scott and Sarah Cornell | |
| 62 | April 17 | Andy Boorman | |
| 63 | April 24 | Dave Martin | |
| 64 | May 1 | Paul Constable | |
| 65 | May 8 | Jo-Anna Downey | |
| 66 | May 15 | Frank Spadone | |
| 67 | May 22 | Scott Thompson | |
| 68 | May 29 | Alan Park | |
| 69 | June 5 | The Gurg (Fringe Fundraiser) | |
| 70 | June 12 | No Host (Montreal Fringe) | |
| 71 | June 19 | No Host (Montreal Fringe) | |
| 72 | June 26 | Gavin Crawford | |
| 73 | July 3 | TJ Dawe | |
| 74 | July 10 | Seán Cullen | |
| 75 | July 17 | Colin Mochrie | |
| 76 | July 24 | Craig Lauzon | |
| 77 | July 31 | Mark Andrada | |
| 78 | August 7 | Josie Dye | |
| 79 | August 14 | Enza Supermodel | |
| 80 | August 21 | Joe Dinicol | |
| 81 | August 28 | The Gurg | |
| 82 | September 4 | No Host (End of Summer Bash) | "Featuring Ron Sparks, Fraser Young, Boyd Banks, Jen Goodhue, Jon Dore, Paul Bellini and more" |
| 83 | September 11 | Jenn Robertson | |
| 84 | September 18 | Trevor Boris | |
| 85 | September 25 | Marc Hickox as Heino | |
| 86 | October 2 | Brian Froud | |
| 87 | October 16 | Winston Spear | |
| 88 | October 23 | Jon Steinberg | |
| 89 | October 30 | Terry Clement | |
| 90 | November 6 | Sass and the City | Jan Caruana, Lauren Ash, Rica Eckersley, and Sarah Buski |
| 91 | November 13 | Fraser Young | |
| 92 | November 20 | Alex Nussbaum | |
| 93 | November 27 | A Chair | |
| 94 | December 4 | Debra DiGiovanni | |
| 95 | December 11 | Lucy Decoutere | |
| 96 | December 18 | Multiple Hosts including Boyd Banks and Ron Sparks (Christmas Show) |
2006
| Show Number |
Date | Host[s] | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 97 | January 8 | Ron Josol | |
| 98 | January 15 | Terry McGurrin | |
| 99 | January 22 | Jeff McEnery | |
| 100 | January 29 | No Host (Best of 2005) | |
| 101 | February 5 | The Understudies | Robert Knox, Paul Levia and Justin Skinner |
| 102 | February 12 | John Avery | |
| 103 | February 19 | Laurie Elliott | |
| 104 | February 26 | Nick Flanagan | |
| 105 | March 5 | Kyle Radke | |
| 106 | March 12 | Morgan Waters | |
| 107 | March 19 | Pay Chen | |
| 108 | March 26 | Henri Faberge and the Adorables | |
| 109 | April 2 | Christian Potenza | |
| 110 | April 9 | Colin Mochrie, Lucy Decoutere, John Avery, Sean Cullen, Don Ferguson, and Jon Dore |
The Sketchersons celebrated their "100th" show at The Winter Garden theatre with multiple hosts. |
| 111 | April 23 | Morbio | Court Jarrel, Andrew McGillvray, Steve Murphy, and Mike Sullivan |
| 112 | April 30 | Kurt Smeaton | |
| 113 | May 7 | Pat Kelly and Peter Oldring | |
| 114 | May 14 | No Host (The Worst-Of Show) | |
| 115 | May 21 | Long Weekend Spectacular | |
| 116 | May 28 | 10,000 To Flight | Julie Dumais and Mark Andrada |
| 117 | June 4 | No Host (Montreal Fringe Preview) | |
| 118 | June 11 | No Host (Montreal Fringe) | |
| 119 | June 18 | No Host (Montreal Fringe) | |
| 120 | June 25 | No Host (We’re Back Show) | |
| 121 | July 2 | Andy Boorman | |
| 122 | July 9 | Don Ferguson and Kevin Heard | |
| 123 | July 16 | Chris Jericho | |
| 124 | July 23 | Uncalled For Improv | Anders Yates, Caitlin Howden, Dan Jeannotte, Jacynthe Lalonde, Matt Goldberg, and Mike Hughes |
| 125 | July 30 | Lisa Brooke | |
| 126 | August 6 | Jennifer Hollett | |
| 127 | August 13 | No Host (New York Fringe Preview) | |
| 128 | August 20 | No Host (New York Fringe) | |
| 129 | August 27 | No Host (New York Fringe) | |
| 130 | September 3 | No Host (Radio Show vol. 1) | |
| 131 | September 10 | Matt Baram | |
| 132 | September 17 | Canker (Jared Sales and Daryn McIntyre) | |
| 133 | September 24 | No Host (Radio Show vol. 2) | |
| 134 | October 1 | Brandon Firla | |
| 135 | October 15 | Marc Hickox | |
| 136 | October 22 | Winston Spear | |
| 137 | October 29 | Ben Miner and Jon Steinberg | |
| 138 | November 5 | Aaron Merke | First appearance of the newly expanded Sketchersons cast including Norm Sousa, Andy Hull, Jason Derosse, Greg Calderone, Matt Karzis, Jen Martinovic and Charity Adams. |
| 139 | November 12 | J.R. Digs | |
| 140 | November 19 | John Avery | |
| 141 | November 26 | Richard Ryder | |
| 142 | December 3 | The Bicycles | |
| 143 | December 10 | Alex Nussbaum | |
| 145 | December 17 | Multiple Hosts (Andy Boorman, Alex Nussbaum and Ron Sparks) (Year End Special) |
2007
| Show Number |
Date | Host[s] | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 145 | January 21 | No Host (Best of 2006) | Sunday Night Live moves from The Brunswick House to The Diesel Playhouse |
| 146 | January 28 | Tyler Stewart and Kevin Hearn | |
| 147 | February 4 | Morgan Waters | |
| 148 | February 11 | Ryan Malcolm | |
| 149 | February 18 | Teresa Pavlinek | |
| 150 | March 4 | Debra McGrath | |
| 151 | March 11 | John Avery | |
| 152 | March 18 | Shauna McDonald and James Roussel | |
| 153 | March 25 | Paul Constable | |
| 154 | April 1 | Nathan Fielder | |
| 155 | April 15 | David Miller (3 Year Anniversary) | Toronto Mayor, David Miller hosted the 3 year anniversary of Sunday Night Live at the Diesel Playhouse. |
| 156 | April 22 | Aurora Browne | |
| 157 | April 29 | Boyd Banks | |
| 158 | May 6 | Chris Gibbs | |
| 159 | May 13 | Gavin Crawford | |
| 160 | May 20 | No Host (Volcanic Wind) | |
| 161 | May 27 | Barry Taylor | |
| 162 | June 3 | No Host (L.A. Showcase) | |
| 163 | June 24 | No Host (Fringe Preview) | |
| 164 | July 1 | The Doo-Wops | |
| 165 | July 8 | Alan Park and Penelope Corrin | |
| 166 | July 15 | Christian Potenza | |
| 167 | July 22 | 10,000 To Flight | |
| 168 | July 29 | No Host (Cancerball Run) | |
| 169 | August 5 | Casey Corbin | |
| 170 | August 12 | Sabrina Jalees | |
| 171 | August 19 | Sandra Battaglini | |
| 172 | August 26 | Anand Rajaram | |
| 173 | September 2 | Rebecca Addelman | |
| 174 | September 9 | Ron Sparks | |
| 175 | September 16 | Nicole Arbour | |
| 176 | September 23 | Darren Frost | |
| 177 | September 30 | Trevor Boris | |
| 178 | October 14 | Nikki Payne | |
| 179 | October 21 | Vivieno Caldinelli | |
| 180 | October 28 | Sean Gehon | |
| 181 | November 4 | Christine Diakos | |
| 182 | November 11 | Sara Hennessey | |
| 183 | November 18 | Ryan Malcolm | |
| 184 | November 25 | Johnny Gardhouse | |
| 185 | December 2 | Peter Anthony | |
| 186 | December 9 | No Host ("Worst Of" vol. 2) |
Sunday Night Live went on a 10 month hiatus and returned once renovations to Comedy Bar were complete.
2008
Musical Guest list was not archived before 2008
| Show Number |
Date | Host[s] | Musical Guest | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 187 | November 9 | Sandy Jobin-Bevans | Sean Pinchin | Sunday Night Live debuts at the fully renovated and officially opened Comedy Bar |
| 188 | November 16 | Katie Crown | Maylee Todd | |
| 189 | November 23 | Pat Kelly | Laura Fernandez | |
| 190 | November 30 | Chris Gibbs | The Human Statues | |
| 191 | December 7 | Nathan MacIntosh | MJ Cyr | |
| 192 | December 14 | Kathleen Phillips | Kirt Godwin | |
| 193 | December 21 | Sara Hennessey, Casey Corbin, Peter Anthony, Boyd Banks |
Drew Smith | Christmas special, monologue performed by Sara Hennessey |
| 194 | December 28 | Debra DiGiovanni | None | Scheduled musical guest, comedian Donnie Hornet, was tragically killed in a streetcar accident weeks prior to his appearance, prompting the first public performance of the song, "Spring Jacket". |
2009
| Show Number |
Date | Host[s] | Musical Guest | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 195 | January 4 | David Kerr | Anna Sudac | |
| 196 | January 11 | Danny Smith | Danny Smith | |
| 197 | January 18 | No Host (Best of 2008) | None | |
| 198 | January 25 | Ron Pederson | Tyler Yarema | |
| 199 | February 1 | No Host (Post Super Bowl Show) | None | |
| 200 | February 8 | Graham Wagner | Kjartan and the Solid Gold Internets | |
| 201 | February 15 | Andrew Johnston | Wordburglar | |
| 202 | March 1 | Allyson Smith | Ola Roks | |
| 203 | March 8 | Tim Gilbert | Thelonious Infamous Bajcar | |
| 204 | March 15 | Ian Sirota | The Courtney Wells Band | |
| 205 | March 22 | Jay Onrait | Sean Pinchin | |
| 206 | March 29 | Jonny Harris | PDF Format | |
| 207 | April 5 | Jim Annan | Peter Van Helvoort | |
| 208 | April 19 | Rebecca Kohler | The Wilderness of Manitoba | |
| 209 | April 26 | Ghost Jail | Megan Hamilton | |
| 210 | May 3 | Dini Dimakos | Robyn Dell’Unto | |
| 211 | May 10 | Eric Toth | David Ward | |
| 212 | May 17 | Kurt Smeaton | Provincial Parks | |
| 213 | May 24 | Andy Kindler | Donovan Woods | |
| 214 | May 31 | Scott Montgomery | The Good Sweaters | |
| 215 | June 7 | No Host (Best of Jan-May 2009) | Wordburglar and Peter Project | |
| 216 | June 14 | Boyd Banks | Wax Mannequin | |
| 217 | June 21 | Levi MacDougall | The DoneFors | |
| 218 | June 28 | Tatiana Maslany | Melon Miles | |
| 219 | July 5 | Emily Candini | Melissa Bathory | |
| 220 | July 12 | Uncalled For Improv | Drew Smith and Niall Fynes | Anders Yates, Caitlin Howden, Dan Jeannotte, Jacynthe Lalonde, Matt Goldberg, and Mike Hughes |
| 221 | July 19 | Jerry Minor | Jerry Minor | On July 19, 2009, Jerry Minor became the first ex-cast member of Saturday Night Live to host Sunday Night Live |
| 222 | July 26 | Fraz Wiest | The Paint Movement | |
| 223 | August 2 | Gavin Crawford | The Good Sweaters | |
| 224 | August 9 | Mark Little | Gravity Wave | |
| 225 | August 16 | Kayla Lorette | Manelli Jamal | |
| 226 | August 23 | Andre Arruda | Songs of the Sea | |
| 227 & 228 | August 30 | No Host (2 Industry Best Of shows) | Robyn Dell’Unto and Sean Pinchin | |
| 229 | September 6 | Jan Caruana | The DoneFors | |
| 230 | September 13 | Sweatshop Hop | The Wilderness of Manitoba | |
| 231 | September 20 | Sean Tabares | Mandippal Jandu | |
| 232 | September 27 | Peter Stevens | Eve and the Ocean | |
| 233 | October 4 | No Host (Sketchersons TV Special) | The Hots | |
| 234 | October 18 | Fraser Young | The Paint Movement | |
| 235 | October 25 | Brandon Firla | Dave Borins | |
| 236 | November 1 | Colin Mochrie | Sean Pinchin | |
| 237 | November 8 | Dini Dimakos Andrew Johnston |
Make Your Exit | Originally scheduled host Tim Meadows was forced to back out due to scheduling conflicts, resulting in the first Sunday Night Live Best of Hosts show. |
| 238 | November 15 | Ben Mulroney | Members of Hooded Fang | 2009 Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival |
| 239 | November 22 | Todd Barry | Whale Tooth | |
| 240 | November 29 | Adam Christie | The DoneFors | |
| 241 | December 6 | Paul Bates | Jay McCarrol | |
| 242 | December 13 | Laurie Elliot | Entire Cities | |
| 243 | December 20 | Ingrid Haas | Ben Kunder | |
| 244 | December 27 | No Host | Wilderness of Manitoba | Radio Show |
2010
| Show Number |
Date | Host[s] | Musical Guest | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 245 | January 3 | No Host | Maylee Todd & Will Witwham | Part of Comedy Bar's New Formats Week, the cast was split in half with Pat Thornton, Gary Rideout Jr, Carly Heffernan, Andy Hull, Jon Blair and Brendan Halloran representing "Team Burn" and Cole Osborne, Norm Sousa, Sarah Hillier, Jason Derosse, Daryn McIntyre and Alex Tindal representing "Team Dud". The two groups performed the same set of sketches each as separate troupes. Musical guests Maylee Todd and Will Witwham each did their own interpretations of Elton John's Tiny Dancer. |
| 246 | January 10 | Bobby Mair & Dylan Gott | The Donefors | |
| 247 | January 17 | No Host | Make Your Exit | Best of 2009 |
| 248 | January 24 | Adam Growe | Kevin Myles Wilson | |
| 249 | January 31 | Kris Siddiqi | Mikey and the Muskrats | |
| 250 | February 14 | Brian Barlow & Deborah Robinson-Barlow | Bronwyn West & Melon Miles | Couples themed show for Valentine's Day |
| 251 | February 21 | David Reale | Kat Burns | |
| 252 | February 28 | Pete Zedlacher | Hamilton Trading Co. | |
| 253 | March 14 | No Host | Multiple Musical Guests | The First Sunday Night Live Best of Musical Guests. Acts included
Robyn Dell'Unto, Provincial Parks, Make Your Exit, Hooded Fang and Whale Tooth. |
| 254 | March 21 | Emmanuel Belliveau | Paul Kolinski | |
| 255 | March 28 | Bruce Horak | Henri Fabrege | |
| 256 | April 4 | Sara Hennessey | People of Canada | TSN Anchor Jay Onrait appeared on the SNN Headline News segment. |
| 257 | April 11 | Becky Johnson | Shawn Clarke | |
| 258 | April 18 | James Cybulski | The Spooky Scarecrows | James Cybulski becomes the second TSN anchor to host Sunday Night Live. |
| 259 | April 25 | John Catucci | Michelle Willis & Heather Crawford | |
| 260 | May 2 | Anand Rajaram | Joel Pryor | |
| 261 | May 9 | Darrin Rose | Members of Proxy Set | |
| 262 | May 16 | Alan Frew | Alan Frew | |
| 263 | May 23 | Jet Eveleth & Paul Brittain | Mike Celia | Jet Eveleth and Paul Brittain (from Chicago, IL) host as part of the 2010 Projectproject Combustion Festival |
| 264 | June 6 | Mike "Nug" Nahrgang | Ashley Beattie | |
| 265 | June 13 | Frenzy | Wordburglar | |
| 266 | June 20 | No Host | Joel Martin | Each of the cast members picked their favourite sketches of all time, from any era of the Sketchersons existence. |
| 267 | June 27 | Lauren Ash | Brad Casey | |
| 268 | July 4 | Kirsten Rasmussen & Dan Jeannotte | MJ Cyr | |
| 269 | July 11 | Shelley-Ann Brown | Ashley Beattie | |
| 270 | July 18 | Soundspeed | Soundspeed | |
| 271 | August 1 | No Host | Mikey Muscat | Much like the New Formats Week show, the cast was divided into two teams, this time along gender lines and were given the same sketches to perform. Team T's was made up of Inessa Frantowski, Sarah Hillier, Carly Heffernan and Laura Cilevitz. TEAM D's was made up of Alex Tindal, Gary Rideout Jr., Andy Hull, Brendan Halloran and Daryn McIntyre. |
| 272 | August 15 | Dan O'Toole | Emily Mover | Sunday Night Live debuts the 3 newest Sketchersons: Jocelyn Geddie, Ian MacIntyre and Kevin Matviw. Dan O'Toole is added to the growing list of TSN Anchors to host Sunday Night Live. The list already contains Jay Onrait (who made a special surprise appearance onstage at the Dan O'Toole show) and James Cybulski. |
| 273 | August 22 | Graham Chittenden | Carly and Mark | |
| 274 | August 29 | Craig Brown | Sean Pinchin | Craig Brown becomes the first founding member of the Sketchersons to host Sunday Night Live |
| 275 | September 5 | Lindsay Ames | Paul Kolinski | |
| 276 | September 12 | Rob Norman | Ben Somer | |
| 277 | September 19 | Dan Galea | Sarah Loucks | |
| 278 | September 26 | Haircut (Allie Price and Patrick Smith) | Shawn Clarke | |
| 279 | October 5 | Amanda Walsh | Matt York | |
| 280 | October 17 | Kevin McDonald | Ron Sexsmith | Canadian Comedy Awards, special appearance by former Sports Central anchor Sean McCormick. |
| 281 | October 24 | Leslie Seiler | Kjartan's Fjords (Kjartan Hewitt) | |
| 282 | October 31 | Tal Zimerman | The Jean Shallots | Billed as "Sunday Night Dead" |
| 283 | November 7 | No Host | No Music | Toronto Sketchfest Edition - "Best of" show. |
| 284 | November 14 | Steve Cochrane | Sarah Dell | |
| 285 | November 21 | Rob Baker | Jay McCarrol of the Golden Dogs | |
| 286 | November 28 | Matt Folliott | Joel Battle | |
| 287 | December 5 | Mark DeBonis | Mike Celia | |
| 288 | December 12 | NO HOST | Carlie Howell and the DeHarms | Rogers Cable films the December 12th Sunday Night Live for their New Year's Eve countdown show Live to Tape |
| 289 | December 19 | Alastair Forbes | 3 Season and the Move | |
| 290 | December 26 | NO HOST |
2011
| Show Number |
Date | Host[s] | Musical Guest | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 291 | January 2 | NO HOST | NO MUSIC | As part of the 2nd Festival of New Formats, all the sketches during Sunday Night Live revolve around a single event and share a common theme. |
| 292 | January 9 | Dan Beirne | Donovan Woods | |
| 293 | January 16 | NO HOST | Kai | Best of 2010 |
| 294 | January 23 | Mike Kiss | HotKid | |
| 295 | January 30 | Renee Paquette | The Wilderness of Manitoba | |
| 296 | February 13 | Sean Tabares and Meg Mack | Jordan Leech | |
| 297 | February 20 | Andrew Johnston | The Cheeto Girls | |
| 298 | March 6 | Kayla Lorette | The Emerson Rhythm Band | Sunday Night Live debuts 6 new cast members: Andy Auld, Joel Buxton, Kaitlin Loftus, Phil Moorhead, Ann Pornel, and Alexandra Wylie. |
| 299 | March 13 | K. Trevor Wilson | Dave Borins | |
| 300 | March 20 | Kerry Griffin | Thelonious Infamous Bajcar | |
| 301 | March 27 | Dan Redican | Joel Battle | |
| 302 | April 3 | Todd Glass | Make Your Exit | |
| 303 | April 10 | Christian Potenza | Amanda Leblanc | |
| 304 | April 17 | James Hartnett | Let's Build Machines | |
| 305 | April 24 | Conor Holler | Gabe Kastner | |
| 306 | May 8 | NO HOST | Ely Henry | |
| 307 | May 15 | Standards & Practices | Tia Brazda & the Madmen | |
| 308 | May 22 | British Teeth | Teenage Kicks | |
| 309 | May 29 | Ashley Comeau | Alright Alright | |
| 310 | June 5 | Jason DeRosse | Ben Kunder | |
| 311 | June 12 | NO HOST | NO MUSIC | Best of Show |
| 312 | June 19 | Kris Siddiqi | The DoneFors | |
| 313 | June 26 | James Gangl | Tara Lightfoot | |
| 314 | July 3 | Dale Boyer | Rick & Chuck | |
| 315 | July 10 | Chris Craddock | Patrick Grant | |
| 316 | July 17 | Daniel Woodrow | Young Doctors In Love | |
| 317 | July 24 | Dave Merheje | The Elwins | |
| 318 | July 31 | David Dineen-Porter | Gt. Dane | |
| 319 | August 7 | Mark Andrada | Donovan Woods | |
| 320 | August 14 | Craig Lauzon | Sean Pinchin | |
| 321 | August 21 | Adam Cawley | Erin Hunt | |
| 322 | August 27 | Kevin Sorbo | NO MUSIC | Kevin Sorbo appears as part of the "Kevin Sorbo Garbage Weekend", an event spinning out of a bizarre series of jokes from last November's Pat Thornton 24-Hour Charity Show. |
| 323 | August 28 | Bob Kerr | NO MUSIC | |
| 324 | September 4 | Julia Hladkowicz | The Power of Equality | |
| 325 | September 11 | Pat Thornton | PT Barnums | A farewell show for Sketchersons founding member and former head writer Pat Thornton. |
| 326 | September 18 | DJ Demers | BingeNinja | |
| 327 | September 25 | Evany Rosen | The DoneFors | |
| 328 | October 2 | Brigitte Kingsley | Sara Wilkinson | |
| 329 | October 16 | Bret "The Hitman" Hart | HotKid | A special Canadian Comedy Awards edition featuring WWE legend Bret "The Hitman" Hart. Sketchersons CCA nominees include Jon Blair (Best Web Clip), Sarah Hillier (Best Female Improvisor - WINNER), Gary Rideout Jr. (Best One Man Show), and Ian MacIntyre (Best Comedic Play). |
| 330 | October 23 | Ladystache | 1977 | |
| 331 | October 31 | Desiree Lavoy-Dorsch | The Elwins | |
| 332 | November 6 | Sara Hennessey | Dr. Ew | |
| 333 | November 13 | Peter Hill, Julianne Snepsts, Gwynne Phillips, Briana Templeton, Jonathan Langdon, Peter Carlone, Morgan George, Laura Danowski, Roger Bainbridge, Brian Macquarrie, Lindy Zucker | Wordburglar and Ashley Beattie | An extra-special Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival Edition, with 11 hosts joining the Sketchersons from the festival's Production Staff and several troupes (Tony Ho, Templeton Philharmonic, Approximately 3 Peters, Vest of Friends, Cheap Smokes, Reverse Oreo, Peter n' Chris, Picnicface, and Queer Comedy Collective). Jay Onrait also stops by to co-host the newsdesk. |
| 334 | November 20 | Marco Bernardi | Joel Battle | |
| 335 | November 27 | Greg Proops | Shawn Clarke | Greg Proops hosts Sunday Night Live, capping off Comedy Bar’s 3rd Anniversary Weekend. |
| 336 | December 4 | Ron Sparks | Alright Alright | Ron Sparks hosts for the 6th time, setting the record for most times hosting Sunday Night Live. |
| 337 | December 11 | the Rivas brothers (Freddie, Thomas, and Miguel Rivas) | Nick Rose | |
| 338 | December 18 | Best of 2011 Hosts (Dan Beirne, DJ Demers, Matt Folliott, Alastair Forbes, James Gangl, Andrew Johnston, Kayla Lorette, Evany Rosen) | members of Rouge |
2012
| Show Number |
Date | Host[s] | Musical Guest | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 339 | January 8 | NO HOST | the Scott and Sarah Experience | As part of Comedy Bar's "Festival Of New Formats", each sketch contains 3 possible endings, with the audience keeping track of which endings they liked the most. At the end of the show the results of audience preferences are tabulated according to "Teen Quizfest" Magazine. |
| 340 | January 15 | NO HOST | NO MUSIC | Best of 2011 Show |
| 341 | January 22 | Andy Kindler | Will Whitwham | |
| 342 | January 29 | Mike Fly | Ely Henry | |
| 343 | February 12 | Todd Van Allen | Martha Meredith | |
| 344 | February 19 | Andrew Johnston | The Cheeto Girls | |
| 345 | March 4 | Paloma Nunez | Nicole Byblow | |
| 346 | March 11 | Norm Sousa | Daryn McIntyre | |
| 347 | March 18 | Garrett Jamieson | Steve Cruickshank | |
| 348 | March 25 | Derek Flores | Patrick Grant | |
| 349 | April 1 | John Hastings | Sweetsapp | |
| 350 | April 8 | Hannah Hogan | Erik Schramek | |
| 351 | April 15 | DJ Demers | jeffrichardsand | |
| 352 | April 22 | Jason Agnew | David Felton | |
| 353 | April 29 | Helder Brum | Joel Battle | |
| 354 | May 6 | Sean Tabares | Kate Ashley | |
| 355 | May 13 | Bronx Cheer (Conner Holler and Craig Anderson) | Ely Henry | |
| 356 | May 20 | Teddy Wilson & Ajay Fry | Power of Equality | |
| 357 | May 27 | Jim Annan | Joel Battle | |
| 358 | June 3 | Stacey McGunnigle | Donovan Woods | |
| 359 | June 10 | Bret "The Hitman" Hart | Crimes In Paris | |
| 360 | June 17 | NO HOST | NO MUSIC | Industry Showcase "Best Of" show |
| 361 | June 24 | Eric Andrews | Daryn McIntyre | |
| 362 | July 1 | The Wilderness of Manitoba | The Wilderness of Manitoba | |
| 363 | July 8 | Steve Patrick Adams | Autobodies | |
| 364 | July 15 | Simon Pond | The Gerussi Sisters | |
| 365 | July 22 | Matt Folliott | TBA | |
| 366 | July 29 | Sandra Battaglini | Language Arts | |
| 367 | August 5 | Jonathan Langdon | Helsinki | |
| 368 | August 12 | Ely Henry | Sara Wilkinson | |
| 369 | August 19 | Monty Scott | Let's Build Machines | |
| 370 | September 2 | NO HOST | Bradleyboy MacArthur | End of Summer Best-Of Blowout |
| 371 | September 9 | Bob Kerr | Patrick Grant | |
| 372 | September 16 | Wayne Jones | Hair Hair | |
| 373 | September 23 | NO HOST | cast of Avenue Q | Sunday Night Live appears as part of Just For Laughs' "JFL42" festival. |
| 374 | September 30 | Jamie O'Connor | Maneli Jamal | |
| 375 | October 14 | Jerry Minor and Steve Little | Jeff Richards | Jerry Minor and Steve Little appear as part of the Big City Improv Festival. |
| 376 | October 21 | Aaron Berg | Brody Dakin | |
| 377 | October 28 | K. Trevor Wilson | Donovan Woods | |
| 378 | November 4 | McGee Maddox | Suzy Wilde | |
| 379 | November 11 | Pat Thornton | Wordburglar | |
| 380 | November 18 | Melissa McIntyre | Melissa McIntyre | |
| 381 | November 25 | NO HOST | NO MUSIC | Reflections 2012: best-of edition. |
| 382 | December 9 | Ali Hassan | Shawn Clarke | |
| 383 | December 16 | Nick Flanagan | The Brunswick Project | |
| 384 | December 23 | Best of 2012 Hosts (Sean Tabares, DJ Demers, Steve Patrick Adams, Paloma Nunez, John Hastings, Ely Henry, Jaime O'Connor, Helder Brum) | MUSIC |
2013
| Show Number |
Date | Host[s] | Musical Guest | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 385 | January 6 | NO HOST | Sarah Wilkinson | As part of Comedy Bar’s “Festival Of New Formats”, each sketch is based on a premise pitched to the person who wrote it, generally by a family member, friend, or random person. |
| 386 | January 13 | Carly Heffernan and Alastair Forbes | Justine Demarillac | |
| 387 | January 20 | John Hastings | Language Arts | Sunday Night Live debuts the 7 newest Sketchersons: Brandon Hackett, Jonathan Langdon, Kirsten Rasmusen, Allison Hogg, Jeremy Woodcock, Greg Chociej, and Alessandra Vite. |
| 388 | January 27 | James Hartnett | Blue Son | |
| 389 | February 3 | Deborah Robinson and Brian Barlow | Patrick Grant | |
| 390 | February 10 | Cast of Hogtown Empire (Dan Beirne, Peter Stevens, Mark Little, and Kayla Lorrette) | Ohio | |
| 391 | February 17 | Andrew Johnston | Ashley Beattie | |
| 392 | March 3 | Brendan Halloran | Donovan Woods | |
| 393 | March 10 | Kurt Braunohler | Shawn Clarke | Sunday Night Live appears as part of the 8th Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival. |
| 394 | March 17 | Gavin Crawford | Graham Gerussi | Sunday Night Live appears as part of the 8th Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival. |
| 395 | March 24 | Hannah Spear | Sarah Wilkinson | |
| 396 | April 7 | Mark Little & Kyle Dooley | Joel Battle | |
| 397 | April 14 | Templeton Philharmonic (Briana Templeton, Gwynne Phillips) | Falling Androids | |
| 398 | April 21 | Ben Miner | Brunswick Project | |
| 399 | April 28 | Matt O'Brien | Menalon |