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This Hour Has 22 Minutes Season 27 Episodes
Season 27 Episode Guide
19 Episodes 2019 - 2020
Episode 1
Election Fever
Analysis of the upcoming 2019 Canadian federal election.
Episode 2
Heating Up
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's black face scandal. Jagmeet Singh is interviewed.
Episode 3
Heating Up
With climate strikes happening all over world, 22 Minutes examines environment. Plus.
Episode 4
Undecided Voter
Mark covers the 2019 federal leaders' election debate, Mrs. Enid "interviews" Justin Trudeau, Mark interviews Andrew Scheer, Trump faces whistleblower's accusations, Susan interviews "Elizabeth May" and Trent stars in Canadian Hamilton.
Episode 5
Cut the Wire
Trent and Susan crunch the numbers to see who could form the government after the upcoming federal election. Mark and Cathy try to defuse the ticking time bomb of Canadians' own making that is the 2019 election. Trent stars as Rick, your friendly neighborhood independent candidate with a rocking tune. Mark interviews CBC's Senior Polling Analyst, Éric Grenier. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse inspire the show's friends to create a Spider-Verse short about Canada's 2019 federal election. The Conservative Party hires Trump's political consultants and spreads fake news smearing Justin Trudeau. From the makers of Grammarly comes Spinnerly, the language app for politicians. Mark organizes Justin Trudeau's costumes sale. Liberal M.P. Judy Sgro defends Trudeau over his blackface scandal. Susan visits a "female convict" to see how she'll vote in the federal election.
Episode 6
The Results Are In
2019 Canadian federal election results are in, Ed the Sock interviews voters, Mark finds a drinking buddy, Trent covers Madonna's Vogue, the Conservatives have a new scandal, and Susan welcomes "Margaret Atwood."
Episode 7
Follow the Leaders
Mark explains what the Albertan separatist movement "Wexit" or "Western exit" is and what the breakup of Canada could look like. Ed the Sock hits the streets to see what the people think about this. Trent, who's Albertan, celebrates his homeland. Alberta cuts social security. Two "angry Albertans" mourn Andrew Scheer's electoral loss. Mark presents Andrew Scheer's "udderly conservative milk." Peter MacKay takes on Scheer in a spoof ad. Pot edibles win over a policeman. Maxime Bernier stars in "Weekend with Bernier." Trent and Susan explain why Canada's "first-past-the-post" electoral system is absurd, unfair and beyond broken. A horse diapers ad tries to unite the country. Trump gets booed at the MLB World Series. Stephen King's Carrie can't find love until she meets Mr. It. Victoria, British Columbia, fights overpopulation of deer with animal birth control.
Episode 8
Coup d'Etat
Green Party leader Elizabeth May explains to Mark why she's quitting; the politicians who lost the election return to school to learn new skills; you can never buy too many poppies for Remembrance Day - literally; Conservative MP Peter MacKay wants Andrew Scheer's job; Canadian tools promoter can't quit his ex; Celine Dion handles an eccentric interviewer; Alberta PM Jason Kenney threatens Trudeau with Wexit over oil; confused white voters can hire a black acquaintance to clear some things up; Trent interviews the Anne of Green Gables ballet adaptation's "prima ballerina."
Episode 9
Back to Business
With election behind us, Canada's MPs think about getting back to work. 22 Minutes checks in.
Episode 10
Hitting the Ice
Justin Trudeau talks to opposition leaders, Mark chats with NDP's Jagmeet Singh about that, Quebec and Alberta fight over energy policy, Olympic ice skaters Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue train Mark, the winter is here - so deal with it, new drinks have "punny" names, "Trump" invites Alberta to join the U.S., a woman turns forty, "Neil Young" sings about how he failed to become a U.S. citizen because of his love for pot, and the show Heartland (2007) starts its 13th season.
Episode 11
Hindsight is 20-19
The funniest, most liked, and most talked-about pieces so far from Season 27 in one convenient special.
Episode 12
Dry January
A new year is underway and outlook is already bleak. 22 Minutes catches up on some of stories making headlines in Canada and around world.
Episode 13
A Part of Our Heritage
The Royals are coming, tips for 2020 winter blast, history of beer league curling explored, and curse of Oak Island continues.
Episode 14
Eastern Hospitality
Peter MacKay runs for Conservative leadership, Newfoundlanders love the army for shoveling their snow, Mark and CNN Royal Commentator Victoria Arbiter discuss Megxit, Doug Ford takes on teachers, $5 note gets a facelift, Super Bowl begins.
Episode 15
Party Rules
The Conservative Party experiments with supporting the gay community, 22 Minutes reporter visits the Democratic Iowa caucus, Brexit vs the EU nationals in the UK, the first man who made basketball look good, Trump's Middle East peace plan.
Episode 16
Yes B'y
A Newfoundland twist to most popular songs in world right; an interview with Speaker of House Anthony Rota and latest news from Parliament Hill.
Episode 17
You Should go to Emergency
With hospitals across country facing temporary closures, 22 Minutes brings to life a new medical drama speaks to heart of matter.
Episode 18
Plategate
The Wet'suwet'en pipeline protest, Nevada Democratic caucus, CGI short about Trump and Melania, having a lizard girlfriend, Ontario's controversial glowing plates, Mark's ventriloquist dummy responds to the conservatives' attack on CBC.
Episode 19
Canada, the Board Game
With a country as large as Canada, sometimes it seems everyone is playing by their own rules.