For over three decades, "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" has been Canada’s go-to source for political satire, and the tradition continues. Season 33 brings back the sharp, witty, and unapologetic comedy that the nation loves. The cast fearlessly tackles the biggest news stories, from Parliament Hill scandals to the latest cultural trends, transforming them into hilarious sketches and biting commentary. Expect clever parodies and bold man-on-the-street interviews that put politicians in the hot seat. This show isn't just about laughs; it’s a smart, funny take on what it means to be Canadian right now. It holds leaders accountable and reminds us all not to take ourselves too seriously. Season 33 starts on September 16, 2025 sign up for a reminder.
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This Hour Has 22 Minutes is a long-running Canadian comedy show that airs on CBC. Known for its sharp satire, the series covers current events, politics, and pop culture with sketches, fake news reports, and clever commentary. The cast uses humor to highlight important stories in Canada and around the world. Season 33 promises more hilarious takes on the week's headlines, featuring returning favorites like Mark Critch and Aba Amuquandoh alongside new talent. With fresh segments and special guests each week, fans can expect smart writing and bold jokes about everything from government scandals to viral trends online. Season 33 starts on September 16, 2025 sign up for a reminder so you don’t miss any of the laughs or biting political insight this season will bring.
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This Hour Has 22 Minutes is one of Canada's most popular comedies. The show's combination of sketch comedy and news parody has earned it nineteen Gemini Awards (the Canadian equivalent of an Emmy), including five for Best Comedy Series. 22 minutes is a a satrical news program akin to Jon Stewart's Daily Show. In the words of the show star Mark Critch: "It's kinda like the news, only drunk." Popular segments include: "Sports Beat" with host Chip McAllister and his new hindi co-host Raj Bhinder, "Frontier in Science" which pokes fun at science and technology magazine programs, commercial parodies, crashing of major events, and the ever popular ambushing of politicians and other public figures
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