Kathleen McGee and Charlie Demers engage on whether open marriages make the best bonds. Then, Saskatoon's Myles Morrison and Peter Brown are good sports when they go head-to-head on Roughriders fans being the superior spectators.

Ivan Decker and Lara Rae take stalk of a starchy staple in their debate on whether corn is the best crop. Then, Chad Anderson and Sean Lecomber will have you shedding tears of laughter when they discuss if nothing beats a good cry.

Katie-Ellen Humphries and Erica Sigurdson hand-spring into action on whether we should give it up for cheerleaders. Then, Kathleen McGee and Kelly Taylor get on their hobby-horse in a debate about whether having a small farm is really the bee’s knees.

Peter Brown and Dean Jenkinson refuse to be in harmony over whether Joni Mitchell is superior to Bob Dylan. Then, it’s Matt O’Brien and Nour Hadidi in an out-of-this-world debate on UFOs!

Derek Seguin and DeAnne Smith are truly Prada themselves in their debate on whether everyone should own a purse. Then, you'll definitely want to invest in John Hastings and Joe Vu's take on cryptocurrency!

The Debaters are all smiles for the premiere of their 17th season! First, sink your teeth into Charlie Demers and Deborah Kimmett’s debate on free dental care. Then, you’ll be seeing double when Graham Clark debates twin brothers Dylan and Dusty Williamson on whether everyone wins with twins!

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.

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.

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.

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.