Hello everyone and welcome to my tape trading service for all you looking for all eps of WTYO as I only have 10 from others and looking for the rest so maybe you can help me out on this. Just contact me on the form below and I will give you my home address if we can make a deal of shows we both want from one another! Hey I even have tons of movies too!  When using this method, please include a detailed description of what you are ordering, your full name and address, and possibly anything else you might like to mention.

Shows I Want
Click above to see what shows I want.

We found some better quality DVD's that are a 7-8 out of a 10 quality and a wee bit distorted but we have some a bit higher quality than that listed below which is the complete series copied from a YTV broadcast mostly in 1988 without the musical guests but soon we are editing the musical guests in most of those shows from these DVD's and make them available so keep returning here for more news.

(Another note, if the rating is lower than A it doesn't necessarily mean that the pic quality isn't as good. It could mean audio wise too. Just ask me what the issue is on a show you're interested in and I will let you know)

Whatever Turns You On

*The Found Complete Series Taped on YTV (Musical Guests Cut Out) A to B+

*Promotional Shows (Lost Episodes) A+

Read All About It (1979-80)
Read All About It! was an educational science-fiction fantasy for children produced by the Provincial Educational Media Centre, whose basic aim was to encourage its viewers to read and write. These skills were achieved through plots similar to Doctor Who. The whole of Season 1 (produced 1979-80) was devoted to three kids, who set up a newspaper, called The Herbertville Chronicle, in an effort to track down a conspiracy that could spell doom for the planet Earth. The show aired on the Knowledge Network in Canada and also were used as learning tools on VHS industrial tapes in Elementary Schools back in the 80's. Each episode is 15 minutes long and the quality is between A & B+ as the tapes are over a decade old but still in good shape and there are no commercials whatsoever.

1. The Coach House
2. The Stranger
3. The Problem Pit
4. The Accidental Visitor
5. The First Edition
6. The Stolen Message
7. Strange Discoveries
8. 'Tis Magic
9. Rhyme Time
10. The Place of Change
11. Voices in the Park
12. An Evil Pirate
13. Seek and Speak
14. Closer to the Truth
15. Time for Action
16. To the Rescue
17. Pictures in Your Mind
18. The Planet of Maze
19. Special Edition
20. The Showdown

Read All About It: Part Two (1982-83)
A follow up to the 1979-80 series as the story takes place a year later and the kids are in new adventures which features five storylines, including an emotional quartet of shows about moving from one town to another. Shows are A to B+ quality and no commercials!

1. The Anniversary
2. Back in Time
3. General Brock
4. Journey to Queenston
5. Death at Dawn
6. A Plea for Help (First bit missing)
7. Where the Villains Roam
8. An Evil Smile
9. The Book Destroyer
10. Problems
11. The Final Day
12. A New Beginning
13. Many Different Stories
14. The Remarkable Mr. Weatherby
15. One Ghost Too Many
16. The Force (A minute cut out towards the end)
17. Choices
18. The Ambassadors
19. Trapped!
20. Final Moments

Donny & Marie Show (1976-78)
I only have certain episodes of this series which starred the two clean cut siblings which was similar to Sonny & Cher as they do music and comedy performances as well as many musical and acting guests too. It comes as a package for trading but there are episodes from each season which includes their Star Wars musical performance and others too as well as guests like Ruth Buzzi, Glen Campbell, Andy Williams, Milton Berle and cameos by people like Lee Majors and the Brady Bunch Variety Hour cast.

The Brady Bunch Variety Hour Complete Series (1976-77)
A short-lived TV series in 1977 in A+ quality as the gang does musical numbers and comedy skits with many celebirty guests. There were also puppet performances fron H.R. Pufnstuff too. Eve Plumb dropped out as Jan since she was tied up acting in TV movies at the time so was replaced by cult actress Geri Reischl. Only 9 episodes were made and a hard one to come by which includes the original commercials featuring trailers on shows like Six Million Dollar Man, Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries, Captain & Tenille and alot more. It's like going back in time and watching the series as if it was new.

The Brady Brides Complete Series (1980)
A short-lived TV series in 1981. The Brady Bunch returns as the kids have grown up and moved out. The series starts with oldest daughters Marcia and Jan meeting the men of their dreams, falling in love and getting married in a joint ceremony held in their parent's backyard. While some of the other Brady offspring make brief appearances, the series focuses mainly on the two daughters, their husbands, and the Brady parents. 9 out of a 10 quality.

1. The Brady Girls Get Married (2 hour TV Movie)
2. Living Together
3. Gorilla of my Dreams
4. The Newlywed Game
5. The Siege
6. Cool Hand Phil
7. A Pretty Boy Is Like a Melody

The Brady's Complete Series (1990)
CBS attempted once again to bring the Bradys back. In 1990, Schwartz was asked to write three 2-hour movies related to the bunch, and this ultimately turned into a 2-hour movie with four 1-hour episodes to follow. Maureen McCormick (Marcia) did not return for this series. Her role was recast with Leah Ayres. This show was placed in the Friday night 8 o'clock time-slot, which Schwartz believes was its doom.

He felt that dealing with the adult Bradys and their 90'ish problems was too grown-up for the time-slot and that it may have fared better an hour later. Thus explains its quick cancellation. 9 out of a 10 quality.

1. Start Your Engines / Here We Grow Again
2. A Moving Experience
3. A Hat in the Ring
4. Bottom's Up
5. The Party Girls