Catherine O’Hara, left, and Andrea Martin on SCTV. Netflix
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Growing up, there were SNL people, and there were SCTV people.
To a kid growing up in the manicured, homogenized cul-de-sacs of suburban Philly, SNL seemed like everything I imagined late ’70s/early ’80s New York to be: young, hip, a little sexy, a little sleazy and maybe even a bit dangerous.
Sure, it quickly became a vehicle for cast members to trot out characters spouting
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