Air date: October 6, 2026 at 8 pm ET
Where to watch: CBC/CBC Gem
Description: An award-winning Canadian comedy series armed with satire, sketch comedy, parody, and news of political events. On an all-new episode Hockey Night is back!
Beware of spoilers below.
Air date: September 29, 2026 at 8 pm ET
Where to watch: CBC/CBC Gem
Description: On an all-new episode, FBI Director Kash Patel dodges scrutiny under pressure.
Beware of spoilers below.
Air date: September 22, 2026 at 8 pm ET
Where to watch: CBC/CBC Gem
An award-winning Canadian comedy series armed with satire, sketch comedy, parody, and news of political events. On an all-new episode, will Mark Carney's airport pitch take flight?
Beware of spoilers below.
Season 5, episode 3: The Great Debate
Air date: September 22, 2026 at 8:30 pm ET
Where to watch: CBC/CBC Gem
Synopsis: Mark joins a TV debate for a shot at fame but struggles to find his voice; the Critches feel the pressure of a changing Newfoundland.
Beware of spoilers below.
Season 5, episode 2: Teach a Man to Fish
Air date: September 15, 2026 at 8:30 pm ET
Where to watch: CBC/CBC Gem
Synopsis: As the cod fishery collapses, Mark questions his path and turns to shop class. Meanwhile, his family faces an uncertain future.
Spoilers below.
Air date: September 15, 2026 at 8 pm ET
Where to watch: CBC/CBC Gem
The trade war is in full swing, and so is guest star Mark McKinney - battling it out as the leader of the free world. Starring Aba Amuquandoh, Stacey McGunnigle, Chris Wilson, and Mark Critch.
Beware of spoilers below.
This new supernatural Canadian series, Yaga will premiere on October 23, 2026. It stars some familiar faces like Carrie-Ann Moss, Noah Reid (Schitt's Creek) and Hudson Williams (Heated Rivalry). It looks pretty good.
Hey all!
We wanted to let you all know we'll be hosting episode discussions for This Hour Has 22 Minutes and Son of a Critch Tuesday nights. We're hoping you'll join us for a night of good television and some fun conversation. Come celebrate the last season of Son of a Critch with us. The latest episode discussions will be pinned to the main page of this subreddit.
This Hour Has 22 Minutes: 8 pm ET
Son of a Critch: 8:30 pm ET
Will we see you Tuesdays?
r/CanadianTV Mod Team
Moira might not be what you'd call the "perfect" mother at times, but she is the coolest, most stylish and funniest I've seen. It's not one of the scenes included, but my absolute favourite scene is her marrying David and Patrick. It was beautifully hilarious. I was crying and laughing at the same time. She is truly one of a kind.
Thank you to the Canadian legend, Catherine O'Hara for playing this iconic character so well.
Ready or Not was my absolute favourite show growing up. It felt more realistic than a lot of other teen shows and I could relate to Busy and Amanda. It had great writing and cast. The theme song is truly unforgettable too. Who else used to sing along with the theme song or was that just me lol?
Also, Happy 48'th Birthday, Laura Bertram (aka Amanda Zimm)!
I'm going to be honest, I'm late to the game on this one. I just finished season 1, episode 8 last night. I'm really loving it so far! It reminds me of the Wonder Years in a way, but obviously it's different in many ways. I love the humour and the cast. The actor especially that plays Mark (Benjamin Evan Ainsworth) is great.
Anybody else here watch it?
Slo Pitch looks like it has potential. I'm interested. Also, I'm happy to see Emily Hampshire (Stevie from Schitt's Creek) in it. It premieres September 25.
Anybody else going to check it out?
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Hey, everybody!
You might have noticed this sub had been set to restricted due to recent spam issues and because of lack of past moderation. Well we're happy to announce there's an all new mod team here and the sub is set to public again. We will be doing our best to keep this community fun, friendly and make sure it remains a safe space to discuss and celebrate Canadian television.
A few changes we've implemented:
Some plans for the future:
Thank you to all the members of this subreddit for their patience. If you have any suggestions or feedback? We'd love to hear it. Feel free to let us know below.
r/CanadianTV Mod Team
This is to mark your post solved and award the solver a point. The comments are sorted from oldest to newest to make it easier to tell who commented first.
More details about the points system can be found here.
Hey everybody!
We’re excited to share that we now have a new points system in place. While we know you all do it for your love of movies and helping your fellow Redditor out, but who doesn’t like getting a little extra reward for your movie knowledge? Or being able to thank the user who helped solve your movie name you've been searching for, for months or even years.
To make this possible, we've installed Reputatorbot. We thought it would be a nice and fun way for the OP (original poster) to thank and reward the kind person who gave them their movie name (first correct answer preferably).
How To Reward Points:
*Only the OP can reward points. Mods can also reward points if necessary.
If the OP ends up solving their post by themselves. They just need to make a "Solved!" comment under their post so the post flair will change to solved, but no points will be awarded.
If you notice the poster has made an error (e.g. replied to themselves by mistake, used the wrong command, etc.), please send us a message and we can award the proper user. But, try to give them a bit of time to fix it before doing so.
Official Leaderboard:
The official leaderboard can be found here. <--
We’d love to hear what you think or if you have any questions.
r/whatisthatmovie Mod Team