DON FERGUSON PRODUCTIONS
TeleVision - film - digital
DON FERGUSON PRODUCTIONS
TeleVision - film - digital
Our Productions
Our Productions
Nominated for Best Comedy at the 2019 Canadian Screen Awards!
Second Jen is a comedy about experiencing all your FIRSTS with your BEST and hoping it’s not the WORST. The series centres around two second-generation millennials struggling to assert their independence, while dealing with their overbearing immigrant families. Created by and starring Samantha Wan and Amanda Joy.
Horror entertainment is a global phenomenon. Millions of people love it, but horror fans are often misunderstood. Tal Zimerman should know. He’s one of them. Tal is a horror journalist and a full-fledged fan of everything deep dark and disgusting. But lately he's been asking himself WHY? Why is it that he and millions of other people are obsessed with horror?
Tal sits down with leading genre filmmakers, writers, musicians, historians, anthropologists and psychologists around the world, to discover why we enjoy being scared.
Nominated for Best Variety or Entertainment Special and Best Writing in Variety or Sketch Comedy at the 2019 Canadian Screen Awards!
With an audience of over a million viewers per episode, Air Farce was one of Canada’s most enduring and successful television comedy series.
The original cast of Roger Abbott, Don Ferguson, Luba Goy and John Morgan expanded over the years to include Jessica Holmes, Craig Lauzon, Alan Park, Penelope Corrin, Arnold Pinnock, Darryl Hinds, Emma Hunter, Aisha Alfa, Lisa Gilroy, Isabel Kanaan and Chris Wilson along with a stellar line-up of special guests from the worlds of entertainment, politics, news, and sports.
New sketch series created by Chris Wilson, Sam Mullins and Peter Carlone. With appearances by Colin Mochrie, Rodrigo Fernandez-Stoll, Liz Johnston, Rakhee Morzaria, Kevin Vidal, Stacey McGunnigle, Brandon Hackett, James Gangl and Kris Siddiqi.
My Kitchen Can Be Anything is jam-packed with some of Canada's funniest comedians playing alongside Pat Thornton. From the minds of Eric Toth (Bill and Sons Towing, The Imponderables, Still Standing) and Pat Thornton (Sunnyside, Satisfaction, Space Janitors) My Kitchen Can Be Anything is a fantasy comedy series shot in Pat Thornton’s kitchen but takes place anywhere but in Pat Thornton’s kitchen.
Newborn Moms is the untold story of what it’s like to be a new parent struggling with sleepless nights, self-doubt and swollen boobs. We follow our two hero moms Rosie and Julie as they second-guess their way through dealing with their children, husbands, and other judgmental moms without losing their minds, or only slightly losing their minds. The series celebrates the joys of parenthood while wallowing in the poop-filled chaos that is real-life for any new parent. Starring Aurora Browne and Nadine Djoury.
Blind Spot is a documentary about three blind adventurers who cross the Argentinean Andes on horseback.
The film documents this epic, horse-powered trek of travelers united by trust and courage, who overcome countless challenges on their mountain pilgrimage. During a 2-week guided expedition in the wilderness of northern Patagonia, the riders chart a route of inner exploration to discover a place where adversity and joy become interchangeable, where blindness leads to clarity, and disability creates possibility.