Episode list

While evading transit police in their belief transit is for the people, a group of four young men still have time proverbially to smell the roses and remain bros through adversity. While performing to an adoring crowd of teenyboppers, one member of the boy band Boyz B Boyz bucks the trend of what boy bands do for a personal reason not obvious to the other three members of the band. On the on the street game show "I Know Canada!", Conor, the contestant, may want to answer the questions one way but may not feel it appropriate despite the right answers garnering him $10,000. In a high school sex education class which is following recently passed legislation, everything reverts back to the last curriculum developed over twenty years ago in 1998. Three friends find out what a fourth really thinks of them when he sleepwalks, which may or may not be reality. A young man, writing a sensitive entry into his journal, tries to hide what he's doing from a friend, that information which is exposed in a very public way with unintended consequences. In a public service announcement, Torontonians talk about their near-Drake experiences. And a black man in a car has a sense of déjà vu when he's pulled over.

The four talk about the racial discrimination they've faced, with one of the four already feeling left out. Is being tall at the club enough to attract positive attention? Not knowing the routine, a guy tries to fit in as the newbie in the weight room at the gym. A black guy on a date with a white girl has an ulterior motive. Guled may not only jeopardize getting disrapper Butcha C for a rap project in Gulad crossing Butcha's online etiquette standard. Van, an Asian food critic, goes to a new restaurant that doesn't just serve Asian food but serves the Asian experience. A sitcom audience may jeopardize a six month relationship. And a guy tries to get one of his coworkers to sign a birthday card for another coworker without the birthday girl finding out.

A couple not only decides to tell Dale that he's adopted, but something else fundamental to his being. Vance, Tom and Franco have all auditioned for Fight Club 2, but are sidetracked by another issue in some of their lives. In trying to get his withdrawal limit increased, a bank customer revisits his past through the security questions. An airplane passenger encounters someone not usually found in airplane washrooms. A guy regrets offering to pay for a group of friends out for one's birthday, and. An indigenous writer needs some "experience" to get his indigenous themed project green-lighted. In medieval times, warriors celebrating a battle victory get sidetracked by the opposition. And two drivers get into an altercation which can be settled by the features in the 2020 model car.

The four show that they are progressive straight male allies. At a crime scene, the lead homicide detective demonstrates his crime solving trick. The guys celebrating their last night on Earth in having been chosen as the first civilians to travel to Mars is marred by the admission of one. A boxer's performance is affected by comments of his coach. Tim does a monologue on the problem of Toronto as demonstrated by the art scene. In visiting their old high school, two friends remember something they forgot to do before leaving school. A man finds a new way to communicate with his long term partner via a rock music video game. A sports reporter interviews a basketball player after a win playing in front of his hometown crowd for the first time. Two employees at a law firm want to provide support to a a third in his contentious divorce. And four friends rapping while on a road trip are sidelined by their GPS.

The show's Executive Producer Bruce McCulloch holds a press conference with the primary cast to announce a trade just before the trade deadline. At the end of a professional massage, a client wants a happy ending. On the streets of Toronto, Tim hosts the new game show, "Is this a Dispensary?", he who may have ulterior motives in the process. In four young friends spending their usual Saturday morning together, one experiences the change to the other side that comes with his news. A young couple on a subway set off a chain reaction. A public service announcement has a series of inspirational and aspirational messages. Tim may or may not come to some realizations about his Jamaican heritage. The latest offering on pay-per-view is Smack-a-palooza, a wrestling frenzy. Guled explains why he only talks to his Somali grandmother about her osteoarthritic knee. And a young man named Stewart wants to show everyone at tonight's party.

Many people work hard and play hard, but TPOCs often have to tolerate hard. Franco, Vance and Guled's singular focus on playing a video game changes when Tim tells them he has two tickets to the chocolate factory. The nervousness in Mark meeting girlfriend Sharon's parents for the first time is overtaken by a high five from a Sharon's little brother, Tyler. Four young male friends waiting at the clinic to deal with their respective bouts of the flu connect emotionally with elderly patient, Rose, who in turn becomes their everything, until. Big Pinky and Criminal Record are trying to record their latest rap song, which isn't helped by real life. In visiting what is purportedly the most haunted house in the city, one of three friends makes an assumption which has racist overtones. A basketball coach reprimands his losing team, the members who in turn want to quit for what they consider obvious reasons. Guled talks about his blackness in spite of an admission to the contrary. And in the mayor's son having been kidnapped and held hostage for ransom, one of the police detectives leading the investigation and negotiation with the kidnapper has to be more clear with his instructions.

A First Nations man and African-Canadian man have an online feud seemingly about the differences in their cultures. Two office coworkers bump into each other, which ignites or doesn't ignite a war of words. A member of an emergency response unit, in dealing with a hostage situation, finds that he also has to deal with an active bomb in freeing the hostages, disarming the bomb in which he has no experience. Two guy friends dine out at what they may end up considering the perfect guy place. The front man for a rock band can't help but show his pleasure at performing in Toronto. A Vietnamese guy is on a first date with someone he met on an app, he choosing this Caucasian girl for a specific reason. The guys learn the hard way that others know their secret handshake, they trying to discover which of the four leaked the information. Two soldiers on the battlefield assess the situation with their wounded comrade. And the guys retain a lawyer about their stolen content.

A young man stumbles upon what turns out to be Excalibur, but is he the chosen one? Needing to use the lavatory, Franco asks his friends to play loud music so that they can't hear him doing number two. A young man contemplates the "what if's" in a request from a stranger asking for directions. A young man is approaching the pearly gates for the third time hoping this time to make it in despite the reasons he was denied the previous two times, namely his living friends on Earth. A physician new to the burn ward learns there's more to treatment than dealing with the physical burns. A landlord and his downstairs tenant debate if the latter smoking weed contravenes the residential agreement. And the guys scour their apartment for loose change so that they can take the subway, in the process discussing the equity of free public transit and the concept of sticking together through thick and thin.