Halifax Comedy Fest - Episode Guide

Hosted by Mark Critch. Featuring Bob Marley, Debra DiGiovanni, Lachlan Patterson, Tim Steeves, Greg Hahn, Jonny Harris, Trevor Boris, Jen Grant, Derek Edwards, Pete Zedlacher, plus more!

Hosted by Mark Critch. Featuring Derek Edwards, Andrew Grose, Ophira Eisenberg, Nile Seguin, Peter Zedlacher, Jonny Harris, Godfrey, Jason John Whitehead, Greg Hahn, Jebb Fink, and Jen Grant.

From NYC - Godfrey, a comic with a face for comedy! Canadian Tim Steeves who's very excited about his baby "showing gender," along with appearances by Bob Marley, Derek Edwards, and Neil Seguin.

All your favourite comics in one episode! Newfoundland's Jonny Harris, Debra DiGiovanni, Trevor Boris, Jen Grant, Bob Marley, and Sean Cullen!

John Wing on living with teenage daughters, the king of the one-liner Stewart Francis, and Elvira Kurt tweets on twitter.

Canadian comic Mike Wilmot visits Anne of Green Gables in PEI with hilarious results, and Andrew Grose has advice on renting porn...never send your wife!

Hosted by Mark Critch. Chuck Byrn, John Beuhler, David Crowe, David Pryde, Lars Callieou, Ryan Belleville, Derek Edwards, Dave Merheje, Pete Zedlacher, plus more!

Hosted by Mark Critch. Featuring Chuck Byrn, Alonzo Bodden, Gilson Lubin, Ryan Belleville, Jonny Harris, Sean Lecomber, Nathan McIntosh, John Beuhler, Lars Callieou, Julie Kim, and Derek Edwards.

Hosted by Mark Critch. Featuring Dave Hemstad, Sean Lecomber, Steve Patterson, Tim Nutt, Pete Zedlacher, John Beuhler, Alonzo Bodden, Rick Currie, Jordan Chyzowski, Ian Black, and Ryan Belleville.

Hosted by Mark Critch. Featuring Ryan Belleville, Rick Currie, Tim Nutt, Darrin Rose, Greg Proops, John Beuhler, Jordan Chyzowski, Lars Callieou, Rebecca Kohler, Derek Edwards, plus more!

Hosted by Mark Critch. Featuring Pete Zedlacher, Chuck Byrn, Sean Lecomber, Ian Black, Rick Currie, Jonny Harris, John Beuhler, Pete Zedlacher, Alonzo Bodden, David Crowe, David Pryde, plus more!

Hosted by Mark Critch. Featuring Jonny Harris, David Crowe, Gilson Lubin, Nathan MacIntosh, Ryan Belleville, Chuck Byrn, Dave Merheje, Tim Nutt, Greg Proops, Ian Black, Peter Kelamis, plus more!

Host Mark Critch kicks off Season 18 with a long list of famous Newfoundlanders, the hilariously funny Bob Marley breaks his toe and Erica Sigurdson thinks chips and emotions go so well together!

The iconic Brent Butt embraces his middle age, Lachlan Patterson thinks it's weird that they sell guns in Walmart, and Debra DiGiovanni loves staying in hotels, even the bad ones!

Comedian Caroline Rhea on becoming a mom at 44, Peter Anthony explains east coast sayings like "paralyzed" - it's not what you think, and Bob Marley falls asleep at the wheel.

Tonight Phil Hanley runs away from home at the age of 29, Charlie Demers loves performing for east coast crowds, especially in Fort Mac and Brent Butt doesn't like skinny pilots.

Nikki Payne is not lazy, she's just apathetic, John Sheehan explains the difference between cats and dogs, and Graham Kay on the challenges growing up with dial up modem!

Graham Chittenden advises people to think twice before getting a dog, Dwight Slade finds himself in the wrong chat room, Pete Zedlacher believes it would be easy to get away with murder in Mexico!

Series host Mark Critch kicks off the 19th Season of Ha!ifax Comedy Festival! Greg Proops goes to Ireland and Pete Zedlacher wants to know what's with the luggage store at the airport.

Award-winning master of misery Jeremy Hotz says he's moving slower these days; Pete Zedlacher goes to the gym in Afghanistan; Derek Edwards wonders why people from Halifax are called Haligonians.

Ryan Belleville...he's one of our favourite comedians and he's sick of winter; Nathan Macintosh thinks American schools teach nothing about Canada and Cathy Jones is okay with being an empty nester.

Tim Nutt gets a call from Stats Canada; Angela Tsarouchas says Americans know nothing about our country and Orny Adams wants his printer fixed!

Canadian comedy legend Mike MacDonald thinks there's a big difference between American and Canadian audiences; Mike Delamont gets a personal trainer and Angelo Tsarouchas dates a vegan.

Dave Hemstad on boys' vs. girls' night out; Nathan Macintosh wants to wear his DJ headphones on a plane and Ophira Eisenberg doesn't think male strippers are very sexy.

Series' host Mark Critch kicks off the 20th Season of the festival, American John Crist wants to bring in a "Leave Some Kids Behind" Act and Sterling Scott explains why Orange is the new Black.

Actress and comedian Caroline Rhea has a warning about selfies, Newfoundland's Matt Wright wonders about people who do meth and Rob Pue orders 'walrus' in a Corner Brook restaurant.

Graham Chittenden tackles home renovations, Lachlan Patterson goes to the dentist and Matt Wright thinks Newfoundland has the best kind of racism.

Tonight Mike Delamont falls off a treadmill, Daniel Tirado talks unlimited texting, and Greg Hahn plays golf like polo! With appearances by...Tim Nutt, Mark Heath, Dylan Mandlsohn, plus more!

Tonight Nikki Payne has some advice for young people, Sterling Scott solves world hunger, and Graham Kay says you can't be bad to the bone if you have bad bones, plus more!

Tonight Canadian comedy legend Harland Williams makes his first appearance at the fest, Peter Anthony gets heckled by his father and Tim Nutt is frustrated trying to hang drywall, plus more!

It's a brand new season of the Ha!ifax Comedy Festival Series with host Mark Critch (This Hour Has 22 Minutes) kicking off the 21st Season with his pitch perfect impression of Justin Trudeau.

Chuck Byrn thinks having America as our neighbor is a little bit like "livin' next to a biker gang," Bob Marley has to deal with the furnace repair man, and John Sheehan gets pulled over, again!

Trent McClellan is feeling nostalgic for jaw breakers and crazy carpets, Rich Hall's American neighbor is going duck hunting with an assault weapon, and Jean Paul rewrites his wedding vows.

Derek Edwards has slipped on the ice so many times he has categories for them, Bob Marley loses hours to Facebook, and Chris James wonders what they're doing with our tax dollars.

Tim Steeves thinks we're getting soft, Mike Wilmot's tired of vegans, vegetarians, and grain fed people, and Nathan Macintosh admits that not all conversations with his girlfriend are fun.

Dave Hemstad thinks Cinderella is a terrible story for little girls, Cathy Jones writes a letter to Tinder, and Rich Hall thinks Bob Dylan kinda sucks.