“Man At Wok” was the trademark saying of “Wok with Yan,” a Chinese cuisine cooking show starring Stephen Yan. The show was first produced in Vancouver, British Columbia by CTV affiliate CHAN-DT in the late 1970’s
A running gag featured on the show was Yan’s wearing of an apron featuring a different pun on the word “wok.” Some examples are:
Wok & Roll- Wokking My Baby Back Home- Danger, Yan at Wok- Wok Around the Clock- Wok the Heck- You Are Wok You Eat- Wok Goes up Must Come Down- Wok’s New, Pussycat?- Wokkey Night in Canada- Stuck Between a Wok and a Hard Place- Raiders of The Lost Wok- Eat Your Wok Out- Moon Wok- Wok Your Butts Off- Jailhouse Wok- Superior Wokmanship- Wok-A-Doodle-Doo- Wok Before You Run- Wok Me Amadeus- Wok up Little Susie- Wok Don’t Run- Don’t Wok The Boat- 101 Ways to Wok the Dog
“Man At Wok” was the trademark saying of “Wok with Yan,” a Chinese cuisine cooking show starring Stephen Yan. The show was first produced in Vancouver, British Columbia by CTV affiliate CHAN-DT in the late 1970’s
A running gag featured on the show was Yan’s wearing of an apron featuring a different pun on the word “wok.” Some examples are:
Wok & Roll- Wokking My Baby Back Home- Danger, Yan at Wok- Wok Around the Clock- Wok the Heck- You Are Wok You Eat- Wok Goes up Must Come Down- Wok’s New, Pussycat?- Wokkey Night in Canada- Stuck Between a Wok and a Hard Place- Raiders of The Lost Wok- Eat Your Wok Out- Moon Wok- Wok Your Butts Off- Jailhouse Wok- Superior Wokmanship- Wok-A-Doodle-Doo- Wok Before You Run- Wok Me Amadeus- Wok up Little Susie- Wok Don’t Run- Don’t Wok The Boat- 101 Ways to Wok the Dog