Louis has an interest in. He has a mostly antagonistic relationship with Louis, but will begrudgingly admit that Ciccone has given him some good information that has led to the right arrests. John Fox as Officer Falstaff, Brown's clumsy-but-good-natured usual partner. Seeing Things was a hit, and guest-starred several celebrities, such as Ronnie Hawkins, Bruno Gerussi, Gordon Pinsent and Karen Kain. Another notable appearance is by Mark McKinney of The Kids in the Hall, who played a character working in a morgue in the episode "Another Point of View". Reception The show won several awards. In 1983, Del Grande won an ACTRA Award for Best Actor in a Television Drama, and Sheldon Chad won an ACTRA award for Best Writer Television Drama for the episode "Seeing Double". In Canada, it aired on CBC, typically drawing 1.1 million viewers. In the United States, it was broadcast by PBS. At the time it first aired, it was the "most successful home-grown program in Canada". Episodes Series overview Season 1 (1981) Season 1 episodes aired on Tuesday nights at 9. Season 2 (1982) Season 2 moved to Wednesday nights at 9. Season 3 (1984) Season 3 episodes aired Sunday nights at 8. Season 4 (1985) Season 4 episodes aired Sunday nights at 8. Season 5 (1986) Season 5 episodes aired Sunday nights at 8. Season 6 (1987) The final season moves to Tuesday nights at 9. The final episode, broadcast five weeks after the rest of the series, aired on a Friday. References Further reading External links Unofficial Seeing Things Home Page 1980s Canadian crime drama television series CBC Television original programming 1980s Canadian comedy-drama television series 1981 Canadian television series debuts 1987 Canadian television series endings Television shows set in Toronto Gemini and Canadian Screen Award for Best Comedy Series winners Television shows filmed in Toronto Fantasy television series Urban fantasy