The Debaters

Comedians Katie Ellen Humphries and Miles Morrison debate whether laundry clotheslines are superior to tumble dryers, concluding with a victory for Morrison. The episode then transitions into a comedic debate between Peter Brown and Corey Mack regarding whether Saskatoon should replace Regina as the capital of Saskatchewan.

In this episode of The Debaters, Gavin Clarkson and Yumi Nagashima face off in a comedic debate over whether tents or RVs are the superior choice for camping. After navigating through rapid-fire rounds, the audience crowns Yumi Nagashima the winner. The second debate features Miles Anderson and Kelly Taylor, who argue over whether residents of Saskatchewan truly represent the toughest Canadians. Using regional stereotypes and various competitive rounds, the debaters present their cases before an audience in Regina.

Recorded in Charlottetown, PEI, and St. John, New Brunswick, this episode of The Debaters features two comedic battles. Comedians Charlie Demers and Heidi Brander debate whether high school friends are the best friends one can have, while Lisa Baker and Derek Seguin clash over whether nosy neighbors are superior to noisy neighbors.

In this episode of The Debaters, comedians Isabel Zotten and Wasim Elmanzer debate whether visiting museums makes a person smarter. Following rounds of comedic arguments and a rapid-fire 'firing line' segment, the audience votes for Wasim Elmanzer as the winner. The episode also features a debate between Deborah Kimmett and Don Kelly regarding whether rules are meant to be broken. Using anecdotes ranging from childhood memories and religious traditions to political commentary and sports trivia, the comedians present opposing stances on the necessity of following rules.

In this episode of The Debaters, comedians John Steinberg and Jan Caruana clash over whether candles deserve more appreciation, concluding with a victory for John Steinberg. The show then transitions to a debate between Adam Cauley and David Pride regarding whether Tom Cruise is the greatest movie star of all time, which ends in a win for David Pride.

In this episode of The Debaters, comedians Kelly Taylor and Claire Belford debate whether pool or darts is the superior sport. After presenting their arguments and participating in a rapid-fire 'firing line' round, Claire Belford is declared the winner by the audience. Comedians Meg McKay and Patrick Ledwell then compete in a debate regarding whether Prince Edward Island is a great place to grow up. Meg argues for the charm and community of the island, while Patrick uses humorous anecdotes about isolation and lack of awareness to argue against it. The segment concludes with an audience vote declaring Patrick Ledwell the winner.

In this episode of The Debaters, Sid Bozell and Abdulaziz engage in a comedic debate regarding the importance of meeting one's partner's parents. Following the verdict, Ivan Decker and Katie Ellen Humphries face off to determine if the city of Victoria is truly 'cool,' featuring a trivia-based 'firing line' round.