Changes: Red's Teen Talk

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Red's Teen Talk is a long-running segment on The Red Green Show. In this segment, Red Green is seen walking outside, wearing a yellow raincoat and giving the viewers advice about some aspect of life and growing up. This segment, which appeared during seasons 1-7^{[needs verification]} , is very similar to Midlife, where he sits in front a desk by telling stories.

In the Season 8 episode The New Monument, Red was sitting on a park bench, talking to a teenager playing basketball.

Topics[]

Season 1[]

Episode	Subject
The UFO	Teens' glands
The Treasure Hunt	Hunting
Lost Toupee	Moving away from home
Problem Outhouse	Stupid style choices
Whittling Contest	Stay in school
Gun Powder Shakes	Voting
Water Tower	The practice of "free love"
Canoe Jousting	Teenage rebellion
Water Slide	Getting your license

Season 3[]

Episode	Subject
The Spawning Grounds	How to get advice from your parents
Underground Parking	The difference between crime on TV and crime in reality
The New Shirt / Casino	Red criticizes "classic" movies
Green Green	Red blames Shakespeare for promoting sex and violence
The Hidden Mine	Teenagers being "the future"
Cross the Lake Race	Why don't teens go to church anymore?
The Salmon Parade	How to wear a cap properly
Biosphere Three	Getting a tattoo
The Water Park	Dating and marriage
The Used Helicopter	Red discusses violence in movies
The Retirement Home	Messages about sex and changes in the culture
Possum Lake Monster	Junk food
The Water Show	Teens should get themselves a hobby

Season 4[]

Episode	Subject
The Owl Project	Teens getting their bodies pierced
The Schoolhouse Project	The path to a better career
The Conveyor Project	Rap music
The Storm Damage Project	Carrying guns to school
The Silver Project	When you block traffic with your bicycles
The Auction Project	Red talks to teens about the way they dress
The Real Estate Project	Don't be upset you missed the swinging 60's
The Guard Dog Project	Red recently saw a photo of himslf as a teenager
The Catfish Project	A word about roller blades

Season 6[]

Episode	Subject
The Driving Lesson	Minimum wage
The Petting Zoo	Your parents spending money on you
The Drill	When your parents start copying your style
The House Raising	You parents know what you're up to
The Stag Party	If you're working hard at school and wondering when does the fun start?
The Suits	Who you should go to for advice
High School Reunion	Realize that the money in the ATM has to come from somewhere

Season 7[]

Episode	Subject
The Strange Ranger	Going fast as opposed to going slow
Big Guy Little Guy	Red uses video games as a metaphor for reality
Expropriation	Red tells about being an example setter
Celebrity	The reality about being famous
The Splinter Lodge	How to outsmart your parents when asked to clean up your room

Season 8[]

Episode	Subject
The New Monument	(On a park bench) Red rambles about his trip to a coffee shop.

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-'''Red's Advice to Teenagers''' is a long-running segment on ''[[The Red Green Show]]'' in which [[Red Green]] is filmed outdoors wearing a yellow rain slicker and giving life advice to the next generation.  This segment, which appeared during the 1991 through 1997 seasons{{verify}}, is very similar to [[Red's Sage Advice]], where he sits behind a desk and talks to older men or their wives.
+'''Red's Teen Talk''' is a long-running segment on ''[[The Red Green Show]]''. In this segment, [[Red Green]] is seen walking outside, wearing a yellow raincoat and giving the viewers advice about some aspect of life and growing up. This segment, which appeared during seasons 1-7{{verify}}, is very similar to [[Midlife]], where he sits in front a desk by telling stories.
-In the 1998 episode [[The New Monument]], Red sits on a park bench talking to a teenager playing basketball.
+In the Season 8 episode [[The New Monument]], Red was sitting on a park bench, talking to a teenager playing basketball.
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-===1991 Season===
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-===1993 Season===
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 |[[Underground Parking]]
-|The differences between crime on TV and crime in reality
+|The difference between crime on TV and crime in reality
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 |[[The New Shirt / Casino]]
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 |Teens should get themselves a hobby
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-[[Category:Segments]]
-===1994 Season===
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-===1996 Season===
+===Season 6===
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 |-
 |[[The Driving Lesson]]
-|Red talks about minimum wage
+|Minimum wage
 |-
 |[[The Petting Zoo]]
-|Red explains about teens' parents spending money on them
+|Your parents spending money on you
 |-
 |[[The Drill]]
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 |}
-===1997 Season===
+===Season 7===
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 |-
 |[[The Strange Ranger]]
-|Red tells about going fast as opposed to going slow.
+|Going fast as opposed to going slow
 |-
 |[[Big Guy Little Guy]]
-|Red uses video games as a metaphor for reality.
+|Red uses video games as a metaphor for reality
 |-
 |[[Expropriation]]
-|Red tells about being an example setter.
+|Red tells about being an example setter
 |-
 |[[Celebrity]]
-|Red explains the reality about being famous.
+|The reality about being famous
 |-
 |[[The Splinter Lodge]]
-|Red tells teens how to outsmart their parents when asked to clean up their room.
+|How to outsmart your parents when asked to clean up your room
 |}
-===1998 Season===
+===Season 8===
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 !Episode