The filming schedule is flexible to allow the crew to film events "on the fly". Most of the segments are planned in advance, including Harris interviewing local individuals. The crew then spends five days in the community, the first four of which are spent filming scenery and conducting interviews. Ī producer visits the town before the filming crew arrives to become familiar with the community. Filming occurs during the three hiatuses in the filming of Murdoch Mysteries, in which Harris is part of the main cast. The order of filming is independent of the order of episode broadcasting. To be considered for a show, a community must submit a proposal to the show's producers, who then select a subset of those proposals for inclusion in that season's programming. The show premiered on June 23, 2015, with an episode set in Bamfield, British Columbia.
In the television format, however, clips from the comedy show are interspersed throughout the episode rather than occurring specifically at the end. At the end of the trip, Harris performs a stand-up comedy show for the town's residents, into which he integrates some of his newfound insights about life in their community. In each episode, Harris travels to small Canadian communities which are financially struggling but "still standing" and spends time getting to know the residents and their lifestyles. Ī hybrid comedy and reality series, the program features actor and comedian Jonny Harris. It is based on the Danish television series Gintberg på kanten ( Gintberg on the edge). The show's tagline slogan is "towns that are against the ropes but still hanging in there", reflecting the show's premise to tell the "story of small towns in Canada and how they overcome struggles". Still Standing is a Canadian television series, which premiered on CBC in summer 2015. Jeff Peeler, Catherine Legge, Jamie Brown Canadian comedy-reality television series Still Standing
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