From a cable access show in Regina, Saskatchewan to national television, the comedy of James and Kevin has cut a swath through the fabric of established comedy.

Access Communication's hit series The James and Kevin Show ran from July 1993 to 1998. (The last episode was filmed in the summer of 1997).

 "If you haven't seen The James and Kevin Show," writes the Leader-Post, "imagine mixing On the Road Again with SCTV and administering laughing gas.  Or you could think of it as an upscale Wayne's World with Wayne being able to converse knowledgeably..." 

The series mixes improvised on-the-street interviews with pop culture parody and television satire.  James and Kevin have won many local and national awards for their cable series.

The James and Kevin Show web site started broadcasting the comedians' skits to anyone in the world with a computer starting in 1996.  PC Life Magazine said The James and Kevin Show had content that gives "Comedy Central a run for its money."

It wasn't long before national TV series were in development and the duo were hosting the 1997-98 season of Just for Laughs on CBC Television, not to mention participating in a failed pilot for NBC called Internet Bytes.

James and Kevin's new series Screwheads was recently seen on CBC TV's ZeD.  Look for more of Screwheads coming soon!