Tall in the Saddle: (1990) This was a CBC television special, and it was Kurt's first.  This special introduces Kurt's parents as they talk about Kurt growing up. It's filmed in Caroline, Alberta (Kurt's hometown). Kurt narrates this documentary. The scenery is just breathtaking. Kurt skates outdoors on a frozen lake, he skates pairs with Kristi Yamaguchi, and he clowns around with his friends, Gary Beacom, Michael Slipchuck, and Norm Proft. It also features the skaters from the Royal Glenora Club. My favorite part is Kurt as the rodeo clown!
Life on the Edge: (1992) "Life on the Edge" is a documentary that covers Kurt's career from the Calgary Winter Olympics to the Albertville Olympics.  This special contains scenes from practice sessions, excerpts from competitive performances,and discussions with his coach about changing his style.It also has interviews with Kurt, his parents, and his coach. Heavy emphasis on his rivalry with Viktor Petrenko, his back injury, and the creation of "Firebird Suite". My favorite parts were the practice sessions. I love "behind the scenes" stuff. ;)
This video was also available commercially, but I believe it is now out of print.
You Must Remember This: (1994) Another television special produced by CBC.This special opened with an AMAZING program...Singing in the Rain. It was done just like the movie, and Kurt was unbelievable as Gene Kelly.  He really got to show off his versatility in this special, skating to everything from rock 'n roll to classical music. Kurt got to portray a Bogie-type character again in a sketch called "The Big Melt". It was filmed in black and white. Along with seeing our favorite skaters try their hand at acting, there was some beautiful skating in this sketch.(including Kurt skating pairs with Tuffy!) Another first: Kurt actually sings in this special! He sings a song called "Make 'em Laugh" and entertains a group of children. (I think he should stick to skating...lol)This special includes other skaters such as Kristi Yamaguchi, Josee Chouinard, and Hough & Ladret.This special won 5 Gemini Awards!!  I could watch Singing in the Rain over and over! Maybe that's why they have it at the beginning and at the end!
Snowden on Ice-(1997) Although Kurt was not the "star" of this special, he really made it much more fun! This heartwarming holiday musical featured Katia Gordeeva and her daughter Daria as the main characters. Kurt plays two characters in this show. What I loved about Kurt's roles was that they were suited perfectly for him. He plays Brett, the local hockey coach and HUGE flirt...and he also plays Katia's grandfather.  Also starring in this special were Josee Chouinard and Scott Hamilton..(oh yeah, and Snowden, too!)  This special is also sold commercially and is only available at  Target.
Snowden, Raggedy Ann and Andy Holiday Show-(1998) Not really a sequel to the first, this special focuses more on Kurt and Josee. They portray  brother and sister. Scott Hamilton and Katia Gordeeva are also in this one.  Scott runs a traveling show that helps children's wishes come true. Ann and Andy (Josee and Kurt) find him and help him  make it happen. Kurt has a great program in this special, and a cute one with Josee at the end. This special is also available commercially...only at Target.
Aladdin on Ice--(1995) Kurt was adorable as he played Disney's Aladdin opposite Kristi Yamaguchi (as Jasmine). He was perfect for the part! This was a one hour special that aired on CBS in the US and on CBC in Canada. Loved his costume! :oÞ
Scott Hamilton: Upside Down--(1996)This telelvision special featured Scott Hamilton, Kristi Yamaguchi, Katia Gordeeva,  and Kurt Browning. It also contained footage from SOI rehearsals and interviews with the skaters.  My favorite part of this special was the "hockey fun" segment that Kurt and Scott did. They actually played music with their hockey sticks and skates, if you can imagine that. :)
Scott Hamilton: Back on the Ice--COMING SOON!!
Celebration of a Life: Tribute to Sergei Grinkov--COMING SOON!!
Other Television Appearances
Ready or Not-- (1994) This was Kurt's acting debut! He played himself in this Canadian (geared for the young teenage crowd) sitcom. He was making a commercial and they held auditions for who was going to be in the commercial with him. (That's all I'll say...I don't want to ruin it for you..  ;)  ) What cracked me up about this, was that one of the girls popped in a video of Kurt, and I actually recognized what it was! (Scary, huh?)
Sesame Park--(1997) Sesame Park is Canada's version of Sesame Street...and Kurt fit right in with those "Muppets"!!! There was a cute sketch were Kurt was trying to teach a couple of them to skate.
Muscular Dystrophy Telethon-- Kurt was the Honorary Chairman and host of the Labor Day Muscular Dystrophy Telethon in Canada.
Canada Day--(7/1/95) Kurt and Josee hosted this beautiful celebration! Kurt and Josee were adorable as they danced on stage in the opening number. They hosted the whole show and they were really pretty good at it! Kurt would speak english and then Josee would repeat it in french.What really comes through is how proud they are of their country!  Almost makes me wish I was Canadian. ;)
Tara Lipinski--From this Moment--(2/17/99) Kurt was a wonderful addition to Tara's first television
special (CBS).  He appeared in the opening number dribbling a basketball on the ice, he skated to Hey! Pachuco in all black with a black hat, skated a swing number with Tara, and he also skated with Tara to a spanish instrumental piece. It was a great number.
This special was geared more towards the teenage crowds, IMO...especially the Spice Girls number Tara did.
But, as always, Kurt was great....for any age crowd!
Television Commercials
Diet Coke-- (1991) This commercial featured Kurt skating and then drinking a Diet Coke at the end. LOL It was a really short commercial, he didn't even have to  learn any lines. ;)
Target-- (1998) These commercials were great! Kurt got to speak in these, as did Katia and Scott. There were four different ones with the three of them, and I believe there was one more with just Scott and Katia. Aren't Kurt's facial expressions priceless?
Videos
JUMP!-(1990) This documentary features complete performances of Kurt's 1989 and 1990 competitive programs. It also contains interviews with Michael Jiranek (Kurt's coach at that time), Kurt's parents, other members of the Royal Glenora Skating Club, and Kurt himself.  I love the beginning when they play "Jump" by the Pointer Sisters and edit all of Kurt's jumps from various performances to fit the music. This video was commercially available, but I believe it's out of print now.
Inside Edge- (1994) This is a behind the scenes look at the 1994 Eaton's Skate the Nation Tour.  Skate the Nation is a tour with only Canadian skaters that tours Canada only. :(  This video is great if you love all that "behind the scenes" stuff.  They show rehearsals, shows, and interviews with the skaters. Other skaters include Toller Cranston, Brian O., Josee, Michael Slipchuck, and Hough & Ladret.  This is also a commercially sold video.
Get What You Need--(1995) Similar to the "Inside Edge" video, but this time, Kurt narrates.  This is the 1995 Skate the Nation Tour. Inerviews with Kurt, Josee, Brian Orser, Sebastien Britten, and many more....
This video was sold commercially.