Men with Brooms

2010
Men with Brooms

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EP1 Pilot Oct 04, 2010

Gary and his rink (a.k.a team - it's confusing) compete in a meat spiel - a conflict for Pramesh, the group's only vegetarian.

EP2 Death of the Birth Tree Oct 11, 2010

Gary is shocked that his Long Bay past hasn't been as well preserved as he would have thought.

EP3 Quitting Time Oct 18, 2010

April and Matt agree to become ``quit buddies''; Gary joins in the pop abstinence.

EP4 Favour Math Oct 25, 2010

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EP5 Big Changes Nov 15, 2010

Gary and his team are up against an enemy; April fights injustice when she's refused a bonus doughnut.

EP6 Accidents Happen Nov 08, 2010

Bill isn't happy about a local hero coming back to town; Gary puts his safety in danger.

EP7 Sweet Victory Nov 01, 2010

Word around Tillcrest is that "big changes" are coming, and Gary is convinced that means lay-offs.

EP8 Wedding Knells Nov 29, 2010

April needs a date for an upcoming wedding and Gary, always scared of even a hint of commitment, does his best to avoid going

EP9 Love, Smells, Funny Nov 29, 2010

A low rating in "Humour in the Workplace" sets Gary on a mission to prove he's funny - no matter how painful it may be to those around him.

EP10 Space Wars Dec 06, 2010

Gary starts trailing Pramesh around town.

EP11 The Ex-Factor Dec 06, 2010

Gary is jealous; Rani and Tannis become gym buddies.

EP12 How They Got Here Dec 13, 2010

Gary oversells his relationship with April; Pramesh and Bill embark on a wild road trip.
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Released: 04 October 2010 Ended
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Country: Canada
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Official Website: http://www.cbc.ca/menwithbrooms/
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Men with Brooms is a Canadian television sitcom, which debuted on CBC Television on October 4, 2010. It is a television adaptation of the 2002 film Men with Brooms, and was filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The series stars Brendan Gall, William Vaughan, Joel Keller, Anand Rajaram, Aliyah O'Brien, Glenda Braganza, and Siobhan Murphy. The show's producer, Paul Gross, narrates and makes occasional appearances as Chris Cutter, his character in the original film. Men with Brooms aired for one season and was not renewed.

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penguin This is funny stuff. Not a smutty joke to be had and it is genuinely funny. I wish they had made more episodes. The voiceover from Paul Gross only makes it even funnier. The women aren't love interests and the guys aren't obsessed with chasing women. Occasionally there is some curling too!
dancerbarry I think the good reviews must be by crew members or the show's stars because this show was terrible, flopped very hard and was canceled right quick. Not only was the show bad and not funny, with a terrible cringe worthy cast, it is just basically a very bad mistake to make a TV show version of a movie from like a decade earlier that also was pretty much a flop (even though it had a great cast), especially with a totally different cast (that is much worse). Huge mistake and bad show, was glad to see it go.
Zoner74 Much better than the movie with the same title. The comedy, although sometimes a little dry, was fantastic. Being a curler and a fan of comedy shows, I really enjoyed this and am saddened that it is so difficult to find or view episodes in the US. The comedy and entertainment value, to me, was a curlers comedy version of somewhere in the middle of "Friends" and "Joey". I honestly thought it would last at least 2-3 seasons. One season was just not enough...So, I am just looking forward to someone letting me know that there will be a DVD release of this show in the near future. Someone, please...
Charles Carmichael Sorry, I've got to disagree, this is far and away the best Canadian comedy on network TV today - way better than Dan for Mayor or Hiccups *shudder*! It's fresh and amusingly funny in its portrayal of small-town Canada - which is not a lame excuse for anything, but rather a genuine pulse on the heartland. I found it neither elitist nor dumbed down, but relatably funny! By touching on social trends like vegetarianism, they're using comedy and comedic ignorance to open up public discourse and understanding - not mockery. Also, the show invites characters of different races into the fray without defining those characters by their race which is so refreshing! Every character is a character, and entertaining ones too, not playing up racial difference for cheap laughs! The cast does a solid job overall and the lead, Brendan Gall, has great comic timing. He's got a definite Seth Rogen vibe going' on. And I'm totally digging Paul Gross' narration. It improves the show much in the same way Ron Howard's did for Arrested Development. The self-conscious, self-referential asides to the audience play for some of the show's best laughs! Oh, and for the record, Paul Gross hasn't lost a step haha Love that guy!