The Debaterswith Steve Patterson

Big laughs are on the menu when Laurie Elliott and Graham Chittenden argue for their superior seating option: booth or table. Then, inquiring minds Chris Locke and Courtney Gilmour discuss if there’s such thing as a stupid question.

Laurie Elliott and Graham Chittenden are in Toronto food fighting over the best way to dine at a restaurant: at a table or in a booth?

Chris Locke and Courtney Gilmour provide awesome answers when they debate if there is such a thing as a stupid question.

It’s time to bring back one of The Debaters' most iconic debates: "William Shatner"! Eric Peterson and Sean Cullen, are in the Twilight Zone when they debate if William Shatner is the greatest actor of all time.

Charlie Demers and Glen Foster refuse to look fuel-ish when they discuss the carbon tax. Then, Evany Rosen and Todd Graham try to stay civil in their debate on city slogans.

Charlie Demers and "That Canadian Guy" Glen Foster, try to make each another green with envy when they question if Canadians should support a carbon tax.

Evany Rosen and Todd Graham have their Peterborough audience trade-marking their words in their debate on city slogans.

It's time for the hunger games when Sean Proudlove and Steph Tolev question the effectiveness of fad diets. Then, real-life brother in-laws, Gavin Clarkson and Sterling Scott, have a marriage license to kill when they debate in-laws.

Sean Proudlove and Steph Tolev throw their weight around over whether or not fad diets such as Atkins, Paleo or the Cabbage Soup diet are worth trying.

Brother in-laws Gavin Clarkson and Sterling Scott recite their vows over whether in-laws are strangers you're forced to get along with or if they are in fact your family.

Rob Bebenek and Dave Hemstad air their beefs when they discuss plant-based meats. Then, Elvira Kurt and Hunter Collins take the plunge in their debate on scuba diving.

Rob Bebenek and Dave Hemstad grill each other when they question if products like the Beyond Meat burger should be a part of everyone’s diet.

Elvira Kurt and Hunter Collins keep their head above water when they question the value of learning to scuba dive.

Nathan Macintosh and Tim Steeves make quite the appearance when they discuss if notice is needed for a visit. Then, David Pryde and Elvira Kurt take a bite out of their debate on Canada's Food Guide.

Maritimers Nathan Macintosh and Tim Steeves are in Saint John, New Brunswick trying to ring each other’s bells over whether or not you should call ahead when visiting family and friends.

David Pryde and Elvira Kurt go for the gut when they discuss if with so many sources for nutritional information, do Canadians need Canada’s Food Guide?

Things really snowball when Derek Edwards and Dave Hemstad debate if snowball fights should be banned. Then, Mike Wilmot and Deborah Kimmett deliver an ageless debate over whether or not 60 is the new 40.

Derek Edwards and Dave Hemstad pummel their Ottawa audience with jokes when they discuss if to avoid injuries, snowball fights should stop.

Mike Wilmot and Deborah Kimmett combine a healthy dose of facts and funny when they answer the question: “With so many baby boomers being healthy, productive and having fun, is 60 is the new 40?”

Jacob Samuel and Wes Borg schedule in some quality time to question if there’s an issue with cancelling plans. Then, Abdul Butt and Erica Sigurdson make themselves at home when they discuss online accommodation site Airbnb.

Jacob Samuel and Wes Borg have a reservation to go head-to-head over whether or not it’s okay to cancel plans.

Abdul Butt and Erica Sigurdson both believe they have the key to winning their debate on whether we should all try online accommodation website Airbnb.