Overview
The second Upper Canada Rebellion lead by Scottish-born journalist & political rabblerouser William Lyon Mackenzie. A parody of Michael Moore, the rebellion becomes Roger & Me meets The Awful Truth meets a few hundred well-armed red-coats. Other early Canadian TV fare includes commercials, game shows, and a spoof of the Crocodile Hunter who's after the 19th Century's most elusive prey: ghosts.
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4 - 1The Day The Island Stood Still April 15, 2002 -
4 - 2Love & Death April 16, 2002
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4 - 3Samurai Goodfellas April 12, 2002
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4 - 4Who Killed J.F.C.? April 17, 2002
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4 - 5The Uncivil War April 18, 2002
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4 - 6Temptation Monastery April 19, 2002
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4 - 7Francis & Me April 09, 2002
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4 - 8Terror For The Sake Of Terror April 22, 2002
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4 - 9Harpsichord Wizard April 23, 2002
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4 - 10A Canterbury Murder Tale April 08, 2002
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4 - 11Xena's Evil Sister April 24, 2002
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4 - 12Kamikaze Save The Day April 25, 2002
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4 - 13Domestic Terrorism April 26, 2002
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4 - 14Rock & Roll Has Got To Go! April 10, 2002
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4 - 15Where No White Man Has Gone Before April 29, 2002
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4 - 17Goodnight Good Knights April 30, 2002
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4 - 18Stairway To Heaven May 01, 2002
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4 - 19Psychic Celebrity May 02, 2002
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4 - 20Bewitched May 03, 2002
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4 - 21Five Ring Circus May 06, 2002
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4 - 22Gratuitous Sex & Violence May 07, 2002
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4 - 23Out Wit, Out Walk, Out Eat May 08, 2002
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4 - 24Ten Lost Days May 09, 2002