An exploration of weird Canadian films about music and the devil, in which Dorian experiences Canadian classic Highway 61 and Canadian fever dream Rock & Rule for the first time; young Don McKellar is weirdly attractive; tater tots belong to the devil; Omar is the worst; Northern Ontario is worse than a post-nuclear wasteland; and there are no demons on the Magic Schoolbus.

Menu: Tater tots, devilled eggs, catfish. (The Rock & Rule menu segment got edited out, but it included a rich chocolate cake with a gooey raspberry centre.)

A celebration of 1980s movie musicals in which Saoirse watches Xanadu for the first time; Olivia Newton John is not from space; Gene Kelly doesn't know how to play the clarinet; Xanadu exists in the same universe as Jem and the Holograms; Ellen Greene probably is from space;  the Little Shop puppeteers were having way too much fun; and only one of these films has any acting in it.

Menu:

- Neon pink and purple cocktails

- Whatever the 1980s equivalent of the 1970s jelly salad is

- Stuffed grape leaves

- Kale and mint salad, with optional beef

- Red wine