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A tour of Prince Edward Island with PEI marriage commissioner Jim Culbert, who also owns the Green Gay Bulls B&B. Stops include Point Prim Lighthouse, Orwell Corner Historic Village, the Dunes and Route 3 Eatery.

The guys help a pack rat clear clutter.

A tour of Prince Edward Island with PEI marriage commissioner Jim Culbert, who also owns the Green Gay Bulls B&B. Stops include Point Prim Lighthouse, Orwell Corner Historic Village, the Dunes and Route 3 Eatery.

Tommy D and Adam Rollins learn how to be Lifeguards.

The boys discover their inner creatives and work on their sense of space as they try their hand at Interior Design with the help of instructor Nelson Culligan.

Minnie Driver's search for designer freebies brings her to Eddy's house for a personal styling session. In other happenings, Edina has a panic room installed, however, this secret retreat isn't so much for protection as it is a private place for Eddy and Pats to booze it up.

A stern gamekeeper (Clarissa Dixon Wright) leads Edina and Patsy on a hunting weekend in the country, while Saffy tries to keep her dear friend Emma Bunton safe from a stalker.

Moira tries out for the town's a cappella group; Alexis enjoys a new relationship; and Johnny lends a hand at Bob's Garage.

Johnny and Moira attend an estate sale; Mutt surprises Alexis with a bike; and David helps Roland shop for a special item.

Magazine Show.

Minnie Driver's search for designer freebies brings her to Eddy's house for a personal styling session. In other happenings, Edina has a panic room installed, however, this secret retreat isn't so much for protection as it is a private place for Eddy and Pats to booze it up.

A stern gamekeeper (Clarissa Dixon Wright) leads Edina and Patsy on a hunting weekend in the country, while Saffy tries to keep her dear friend Emma Bunton safe from a stalker.

Moira tries out for the town's a cappella group; Alexis enjoys a new relationship; and Johnny lends a hand at Bob's Garage.

Johnny and Moira attend an estate sale; Mutt surprises Alexis with a bike; and David helps Roland shop for a special item.

Magazine Show.

Minnie Driver's search for designer freebies brings her to Eddy's house for a personal styling session. In other happenings, Edina has a panic room installed, however, this secret retreat isn't so much for protection as it is a private place for Eddy and Pats to booze it up.

A stern gamekeeper (Clarissa Dixon Wright) leads Edina and Patsy on a hunting weekend in the country, while Saffy tries to keep her dear friend Emma Bunton safe from a stalker.

Moira tries out for the town's a cappella group; Alexis enjoys a new relationship; and Johnny lends a hand at Bob's Garage.

Johnny and Moira attend an estate sale; Mutt surprises Alexis with a bike; and David helps Roland shop for a special item.

Magazine Show.

A tour of Prince Edward Island with PEI marriage commissioner Jim Culbert, who also owns the Green Gay Bulls B&B. Stops include Point Prim Lighthouse, Orwell Corner Historic Village, the Dunes and Route 3 Eatery.

Stephen Dunbar-Edge, who is one half of the first gay marriage in the Yukons, leads a tour of the Whitehorse community. Included: the Whitehorse Food Bank; Canada Games Centre; Burnt Toast Café and ukon Arts Centre.

The boys hit the sheet for Curling.

The heroes in the halfshell---now 18---begin squabbling among themselves, a development Shredder intends to exploit with an attack on their home base. Meanwhile, unbeknownst to the turtles, an ally is on the way.

After Max (Scott Vickaryous) catches Cassidy and Alex kissing, he turns to Tamira (Rachel Wilson) for consolation. Cassidy: Wendi Kenya. Alex: Kyle Alisharan. Sean: Ryan Gosling.

A creepy 1990s revival of the '60s hit about Morticia, Gomez and their ghoulish brood. This version came on the heels of two successful theatrical features earlier in the decade.

Hosts help a cat that hates new people.

The boys hit the sheet for Curling.

The heroes in the halfshell---now 18---begin squabbling among themselves, a development Shredder intends to exploit with an attack on their home base. Meanwhile, unbeknownst to the turtles, an ally is on the way.

The guys renovate the main floor of a dated suburban home with an abundance of Asian elements.

Hosts help a cat that hates new people.

Stephen Dunbar-Edge, who is one half of the first gay marriage in the Yukons, leads a tour of the Whitehorse community. Included: the Whitehorse Food Bank; Canada Games Centre; Burnt Toast Café and ukon Arts Centre.

The guys renovate the main floor of a dated suburban home with an abundance of Asian elements.

Stephen Dunbar-Edge, who is one half of the first gay marriage in the Yukons, leads a tour of the Whitehorse community. Included: the Whitehorse Food Bank; Canada Games Centre; Burnt Toast Café and ukon Arts Centre.

The boys discover their inner creatives and work on their sense of space as they try their hand at Interior Design with the help of instructor Nelson Culligan.

The hosts become fight attendants.

Sasha and Will hesitate about becoming foster parents because of their schedules.

Pacific comedians Pani and Pani are on the hunt for the ultimate Polynesian island warrior of their dreams. This modern-day warrior will be the last man standing after seven episodes of intense challenges.

Pacific comedians Pani and Pani are on the hunt for the ultimate Polynesian island warrior of their dreams. This modern-day warrior will be the last man standing after seven episodes of intense challenges.

The show focuses on the Brown family, an upper middle-class American family, living in Los Angeles. The matriarch is Tammie Brown, a semi-retired singer, mother, and passionate homemaker. This 3-part limited series explores the ups and downs of a not so.

Celebrating queer comedy in Canada.

The show focuses on the Brown family, an upper middle-class American family, living in Los Angeles. The matriarch is Tammie Brown, a semi-retired singer, mother, and passionate homemaker. This 3-part limited series explores the ups and downs of a not so.

Celebrating queer comedy in Canada.

Sasha and Will hesitate about becoming foster parents because of their schedules.

Stephen Dunbar-Edge, who is one half of the first gay marriage in the Yukons, leads a tour of the Whitehorse community. Included: the Whitehorse Food Bank; Canada Games Centre; Burnt Toast Café and ukon Arts Centre.

Hosts help a cat that hates new people.

Playwright Lee-Anne Poole leads a tour of Halifax. Stops include Herring Cove, the Bus Stop Theatre, Venus Envy and Fred.

Rob and Sean take on the world of professional wrestling.

The heroes discover a fifth turtle---a female named Venus De Milo---who joins in their attack on Shredder's lair; Splinter languishes in a mysterious trance.

In New York Harbor, the kids find out they may have been exposed to a highly contagious virus and are quarantined on board. Cassidy: Wendi Kenya. Max: Scott Vickaryous. Alex: Kyle Alisharan. Capt. Ballard: Andrew Airlie.

Gomez and Morticia are notified by school officials that Wednesday and Pugsley must attend school. Wednesday: Nicole Marie Fugere. Pugsley: Brody Smith. Gomez: Glenn Taranto. Lurch: John DeSantis.

Roger and Jim need help with their cat Ricky, whose hatred for Jim is ruining their relationship.

Rob and Sean take on the world of professional wrestling.

The heroes discover a fifth turtle---a female named Venus De Milo---who joins in their attack on Shredder's lair; Splinter languishes in a mysterious trance.

A couple's home has a pink living room and a bland bedroom, and is filled with reminders of an ex-boyfriend.

Roger and Jim need help with their cat Ricky, whose hatred for Jim is ruining their relationship.

Playwright Lee-Anne Poole leads a tour of Halifax. Stops include Herring Cove, the Bus Stop Theatre, Venus Envy and Fred.

It's the first day at Camp, and there's a new crop of campers competing for the crown. Today they're earning their "Squirrel Friends" badge. First, they have to snatch a wig in the woods, then show off a signature campy look at the talent show.

A couple's home has a pink living room and a bland bedroom, and is filled with reminders of an ex-boyfriend.

Playwright Lee-Anne Poole leads a tour of Halifax. Stops include Herring Cove, the Bus Stop Theatre, Venus Envy and Fred.

It's the first day at Camp, and there's a new crop of campers competing for the crown. Today they're earning their "Squirrel Friends" badge. First, they have to snatch a wig in the woods, then show off a signature campy look at the talent show.

The hosts become fight attendants.

The cast try ballroom dance.

With brand-new leadership and a dwindling core group of veteran skaters, the Halifax Harbour Grudges face their toughest season yet. They have always been known as a fun and inclusive group, but can they maintain.