Mr. D, CBC – “The Dance”
Gerry organizes a dance fundraiser to cover some costs for the girls basketball team, while Robert reveals to Lisa that he had a dream about Trudy which has made him uncomfortable around her.

Little Mosque on the Prairie, CBC – “Destination Chicken”
Amaar gets a sign from above in the most unexpected, yet fateful manner.

Redemption Inc, CBC
The participants are tasked to successfully sell contemporary art. With works by some of Canada’s most acclaimed artists, the participants must sell a collection worth a quarter of a million dollars – can they master the fine art of a soft sell?

Canadian Pickers, History
The Pickers make a friendly wager to crisscross Newfoundland in search of the greatest piece of kitsch. In the process, they meet a salty dog of a seller who tries to fleece the mainlanders when they spot a rare dogsled circa WWII.

Canada’s Greatest Know-It-All, Discovery
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Mr. D, CBC – “Bully Awareness Week”
Gerry commits himself to making a video presentation for Bully Awareness Week and finds himself with little time to deliver, while Robert is torn over how he will proceed with a new relationship.

Little Mosque on the Prairie, CBC – “Brotherly Love”
Amaar and Rayyan’s first official dinner party as a married couple goes off the rails when Thorne’s brother Charles shows up in Mercy.

Redemption Inc., CBC
The participants are tasked to develop a new men’s bath product line for a soap company. Will they deliver the goods on the product line on time, or will they put a dent in the bottom line?

Canadian Pickers, History Television
The guys head to The Rock to load up on authentic Newfoundland collectibles. In a church filled to the rafters with handmade furniture, a shark’s jaw, and vintage photographs, Sheldon spots a solid brass ship wheel akin to the nautical world’s Holy Grail.

Canada’s Greatest Know-It-All, Discovery – “Time is Money”
Two teams must identify the dollar values of a wide variety of consumer items by packing them into a storage container. The team’s unit with the highest dollar value wins the round. Then, in the “Reverse Boat-Build” test, two teams are challenged to design and build a boat that can transport their team and cargo across a stretch of water in a race against the other team. But the race is in two stages, and there’s a twist. First, the teams must build a boat out of materials that the other team selects for them and transport half of the cargo; then each team builds a second boat from materials of their own choosing to complete the cargo transfer. Then, two competitors meet face to face in an all-stakes elimination round.

Mr. D, CBC – “Exam Week”
Exam Week – It’s exam time at Xavier Academy and Gerry is convinced that he will catch a few students who are known to cheat on their exams.

Little Mosque on the Prairie, CBC – “The Dating Game”
When Amaar gets on the short-list for a renowned Multi-Faith Award, Baber and Thorne can’t help but fight over the cash prize.

Redemption Inc., CBC
Kevin O’Leary tasks the participants with selling raffle tickets for a sports charity. The challenge: they have to sell a minimum of $3,500 dollars in 50/50 tickets, in order to raise money for the Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Team Up Foundation.

Canadian Pickers, History Television
The guys hunt for a classic old Canadian canoe in Saskatchewan’s north but find themselves up a creek without a paddle when the collectors aren’t too willing to sell.

Canada’s Greatest Know-It-All, Discovery
With a huff and a puff, two teams compete to build the strongest four-walled structure possible, with predetermined materials. The building must withstand the wind power of a tropical storm in the “Storm of the Century” challenge and protect its’ inhabitant – a stuffed pig – but in a surprise last-minute twist, the opposing team gets to determine the wind direction. In the “Boom” challenge, two teams have to determine the “kill zone” – the area in which a human being would not survive – around the explosive destruction of a nine-meter-long trailer. And in “Smarter than a Scout,” two individual competitors go head-to-head to prove they know as much as a typical boy/girl scout by completing five merit badge tasks in five categories before one of them leaves the competition.