The Debaterswith Steve Patterson

Big Daddy Tazz and Katie-Ellen Humphries are in Saskatoon buttering up the audience over whether or not dairy is good for you. Then, John Wing and Dean Jenkinson crank up the volume when they debate 60s vs. 80s music.

Big Daddy Tazz and Katie-Ellen Humphries churn out quite the debate when they discuss if dairy products are good.

John Wing and Dean Jenkinson pull out their records and 8-tracks when they debate if music from the 60s is better than music from the 80s.

Peter Anthony and Aisha Brown have a war with words when they discuss having an opinion on everything. Then, Allyson Smith and Don Kelly give a spooktacular performance when they debate horror movies.

Peter Anthony and Aisha Brown fire funny feedback when they question if it’s important to have an opinion on everything.

Allyson Smith and Don Kelly deliver petrifying punch lines when they examine the value of horror movies.

Sean Lecomber and Ivan Decker are in Saskatoon trying to eclipse one another when they debate if the earth is flat. Then, Cory Mack and Kelly Taylor bridge facts and funny over whether Saskatoon is a tourist destination.

Sean Lecomber and Ivan Decker are in Saskatoon and understand the gravity of their debate when they question if the earth is in fact flat.

The New York Times picked Saskatoon as a "Place to Go" in 2018 so Saskatchewan's own Cory Mack and Kelly Taylor are in Saskatoon questioning if everyone should add the city to their list!

Graham Clark and Paul Rabliauskas play it cool when they debate Slurpees. Then, newlyweds Tim Gray and Dana Smith question the value of a honeymoon.

Graham Clark and Paul Rabliauskas are in Brandon, Manitoba using a slush-fund of jokes when they discuss if Slurpees are the superior frozen treat.

Newlyweds Tim Gray and Dana Smith provide all-inclusive arguments on the importance of a honeymoon.

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.

Kelly Taylor and Sean Lecomber stay in the attacking zone when they discuss if hockey parents are the unsung heroes of hockey. Then, Martha Chaves and Rob Bebenek are stars and stripes in their debate on Canadians travelling to the U.S.

Kelly Taylor and Sean Lecomber fight to come out on top-shelf with their Brandon, Manitoba audience when they question the value of hockey parents to the sport.

Martha Chaves and Rob Bebenek try to Trump one another in their debate on whether Canadians wanting to peacefully protest American politics, should boycott travelling to the United States.

Lara Rae and Dave Hemstad deliver blunt force when they discuss trying marijuana. Then, Fatima Dhowre and Graham Clark fire off a million hits in their debate on going viral.

Lara Rae and Dave Hemstad light up the joint when they discuss if now that it’s legal, should people try marijuana?

Fatima Dhowre and Graham Clark are at the lap-top of their game when they discuss if going viral on the internet is something we should all aim for.

It's an episode with a surprise you won't want to miss! Wes Borg and Sean Proudlove pour it on when they discuss mustard versus ketchup. Then, Fatima Dhowre and Sophie Buddle custody battle it out over having divorced parents.