The following is a list of episodes for the Canadian comedy series, Corner Gas. The program premiered on January 22, 2004 and ended its run on April 13, 2009.
All seasons, 1 to 6, are available on DVD. The Season 1–5 DVDs came out in the fall after the next season had begun airing, but Season 6 was released on June 9, 2009, only two months after the series finale.
Series overview
Season 1 (2004)
The DVD features all of these episodes in 1.33:1 Full Frame, with Dolby Digital 5.1 or 2.0 Sound. There is a scene select for each episode. Special Features include Commentaries, Biographies for each of the eight main cast members, the seven 30 second show promos that were shown on CTV before the premiere, a blooper reel, a Behind-the-Scenes featurette with interviews with the cast and crew, a Weblink to the Corner Gas website, and the web site's Perfect Pump Game in ROM format.
Season 2 (2004/05)
The DVD features all of these episodes in 1.33:1 Full Frame, with Dolby Digital 5.1 or 2.0 sound, with Closed Captioning and Described Video. The episodes are presented with Play All, Episode Select, or Scene Select options. Special Features include Commentaries, E-talk segments: including interviews with the cast and crew, a spa trip with Gabrielle Miller, Nancy Robertson, and Tara Spencer-Nairn, and a humorous tour of the filming locations in Rouleau, SK with Fred Ewanuick, the music video for the song "Capital Cash", from the episode "Rock On", a blooper reel, and a sneak peek Behind-the-Scenes at Season 3.
Covies is an Irish series of web-based drama short films created by Len Collin and is an online soap set in Westport, Ireland.
Overview
Covies was created, written and directed by Len Collin and is the world's first online multi-stranded drama. The term covie refers to the slang name for natives of Westport.
Plot Summary
The storyline for Covies begins with a naked man on a beach. He has no memory, doesn’t speak and finds his way eventually to the O’Malleys’ cottage. Bridie O’Malley is in her early 30s, her husband, Vinnie, is a gambling, drinking, womaniser not afraid to use violence. Bridie’s willingness to help clothe and feed the stranger is at odds with her desire to keep the peace with her husband. She calls on Fr Leonard her parish priest for help, but Vinnie returns unexpectedly.
Father Leonard reluctantly puts the stranger up for the night in a barn but the next morning he has disappeared. Ultimately, the stranger is found at the foot of Croagh Patrick, where he causes a stir as he announces that his name is Patrick. A deaf old man hears this and attributes a miracle to the stranger now named Patrick.
it's unbelievable all the things that have never really happened the sucker punches get me while I'm blinking what the hell was I thinking maybe there was something in my eyes again I guess it seems I'm seeing things again and will I really have to wait for the end of the world I don't understand I heard that it was best to take it day by day and I know I learn from my mistakes and to use it in my life so maybe the next time will be the last but what this is just doesn't seem to be something I can control it's just that sometimes people make no sense to me they tell me one thing then do another and wonder why I wonder why so I just stand in line and wait to be the next in line to take the place of who was standing there before and then I'll promise not to make myself another promise like the one I made myself before and then I'll try to find the reason why
There’d been so many things happening in the background when we were sitting in that beautiful place with all the movie stars and seeing the speeches that they were giving.
There’d been so many things happening in the background when we were sitting in that beautiful place with all the movie stars and seeing the speeches that they were giving.
“They have shored up the balance sheet, so that’s one less thing for them to worry about,” he said ... Dealing with the strike was an expensive exercise for them but we are seeing and will see improvements coming.”.
One thing that’s great about Rashad is he has a great way of seeing the light in people, of seeing the vision of where he wants to put them in the film ... Not really lessons, but just things to be discussed.
She was only focused on what could happen next ... We see it every day at practice.” ... “I love seeing her doing great things and I love seeing her happy doing great things,” Shannon said of her sister’s winning shot. “This was special to see.” ... Photos ... ....
There’d been so many things happening in the background when we were sitting in that beautiful place with all the movie stars and seeing the speeches that they were giving.
His skill and everything speaks for itself, but for a young player to be interested in playing on the other side of the puck and want to get better there, that’s something I think any team loves to see.” ... (He) sees the ice well.
You know, you’re in there and you’re seeing an actual heart beating. It’ll change the way you think about things." ... "I wanted to be able to spend more time with my family and things of that sort," Vandagriff said.
Do not engage in the process of seeking things that will help you to avoid facing your loneliness ...Today, spend time mentally picturing your goals and seeing yourself attaining them.
Nvidia has been the standout company that has led the drive by investors to seek out all things AI, spending vast sums of cash but seeing ... But it's hard to see things going any other way," said Wilson.
“We were really good for a Double-A team and Travis and Justin, seeing that when they were in junior high, they were able to feed off that success ...That’s one thing that I always liked about him ... They just went out and they did their own thing.
... so we’re seeing more vegetables being purchased,” said Wenzel ... “We’re seeing wages go up, which is a good thing, but those costs have to be picked up somewhere, so it’s filtering through on the prices.
The WNBA player said it was “cute to see how excited Swift” was to support the Chiefs and boyfriend Travis Kelce ... “Sometimes our lives aren’t normal, but we are very normal people, and we enjoy doing fun things, too.
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