The Frantics is a Canadian comedy troupe formed in the early 1980s, known for their unique blend of sketch comedy and music. They gained popularity through their radio show, which aired on CBC Radio, and later transitioned to television with their series "The Frantics' Comedy Hour." Their humor often features absurdity and clever wordplay. The group consists of members Paul Chato, Rick Green, Peter Wildman, and Luba Goy. They are recognized for their energetic performances and memorable characters, contributing significantly to the Canadian comedy scene. The Frantics have left a lasting legacy, influencing many comedians and writers in the industry.