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Surprise Sur Prise is a Canadian TV show of the Candid Camera pranks genre. [1] The same distributor also distributes Just for Laughs Gags . [2]

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  1. Who's who in Canadian Film and Television2000 - Page 192 "Surprise Sur Prise Special ..."
  2. OOOPS - Filmoption International ... you such international hits as Surprise Sur Prise (aired in 70 countries) and Just For Laughs Gags (sold to over 100 countries and 70 airlines worldwide)."