The Debaters with Steve Patterson

For The Debaters’ season finale, Lara Rae and DeAnne Smith letter rip over the best way to pronounce the letter Z. Then, Lori Gibbs and Bree Parsons deliver a motherlode of jokes on having a cool mom.

It’s World War Z when Lara Rae and DeAnne Smith discuss if the Canadian way to pronounce the last letter of the alphabet is superior to the American way!

Lori Gibbs and Bree Parsons refuse to keep mum when they square off over whether it’s blessing or a curse to have a cool mom.

This week from Winnipeg, Sean Cullen and Pete Zedlacher beak off debating if Canada’s National Bird should be the Canada goose. Then, in another high-flying discussion, Paul Myrehaug and Allie Pearse argue if nothing beats a destination wedding.

Allie Pearse tells Paul Myrehaug to pack his bags when he professes his eternal love for destination weddings.

Sean Cullen comes out with flying colours speaking in favour of the Canada goose, but taking an opposing view, Pete Zedlacher ruffles a few feathers.

Comedy couple Tim Gray and Dana Smith take things wheelie seriously when they question if adults should skateboard. Then, Don Kelly and Chad Anderson are tra-dition out the facts and funny on the topic of sharing your culture.

Tim Gray and Dana Smith, who memorably debated marriage and ended up actually getting married on the show, are back to the grind to take on adults skateboarding.

Don Kelly and Chad Anderson deliver a custom-made performance on whether or not it's beneficial to share your culture.

Dean Jenkinson and Katie-Ellen Humphries deliver refreshing performances when they fight over the superior summertime beverage. Then, Big Daddy Tazz and Todd Graham can’t bear to lose in their debate on Winnie the Pooh.

Attitudes sour when Dean Jenkinson tells Katie-Ellen Humphries that lemonade is superior to iced tea.

Go down a rabbit hole with Big Daddy Tazz and Todd Graham as they take on Winnie the Pooh.

It’s all in the family when Ali Hassan and Sophie Buddle discuss the best family size. Then, Paul Myrehaug and Myles Anderson take a swing at whether or not we need more golf courses.

Ali Hassan and Sophie Buddle offspring into action when they question if more family members mean more fun or more problems!

Paul Myrehaug and Myles Anderson are The Masters of comedy in their debate on increasing the number of golf courses.

Bruce Clark and Matt Falk deliver Friendly Giant laughs when they discuss Manitoba’s friendliness. Then, David Pryde and Martha Chaves try to hum-drum up support in their debate on boredom.

Is Manitoba worthy of its license plate slogan: “Friendly Manitoba”? Bruce Clark and Matt Falk put on the charm when they question if their province is truly as friendly as it claims to be!

David Pryde and Martha Chaves are anything but dull in their debate on the merits of boredom.

Deborah Kimmett and Simon Rakoff are seizing the day when they discuss bucket lists. Then, Hunter Collins and Kyle Brownrigg deliver a beauty of a performance on the attractiveness of NHL players.

Deborah Kimmett and Simon Rakoff sky-dive into their debate which questions the benefits of making a list of things to do before you "kick the bucket".

Hunter Collins and Kyle Brownrigg six-pack a punch on whether or not NHL players have the best looks in the game!

Are Smarties superior to M&Ms? Ron Sparks thinks he's got this debate in the bag... until Elvira Kurt thinks inside the box. Then: Is fate real? Jon Steinberg and Ali Hassan have a debate with destiny.