As a non-Canadian viewer, I have a question regarding the food at Dog River. Maybe one of you can help?

I think most of the dishes are pretty universal and are found in most countries in one form or another, such as chili cheese dogs, mac and cheese, fries, etc.

Some of the things I didn't know (Nanaimo bars) I was able to look up.

But there was one thing I couldn't figure out. Several times Lacy has served a dish (such as for Karen or Wanda). It is served on a plate in combination with fries. It looks like a kind of pastry with a greenish filling - perhaps spinach? Is this a typical Canadian dish? Maybe it's something I've been missing all my life?

I have diplomatic immunity!

We just discovered the show and can't figure out if Brent owns both buildings and lacey pays him rent or if they each own their own end.

Found this show on Plex. Such an enjoyable show to watch...glad I have it now.

edit: Discovered*

I am still not sure why Emma called Wanda "Spanky" when Wanda had her record a message to mess with Oscar, but it did lead to one of my favorite Oscar lines.

I always think about it because there is a pro wrestler named Brian Kendrick, who when he first started wrestling he was known as Spanky. So anytime I watch wrestling from that time period and he comes out, I can hear Oscar in my head.

I was wondering if anyone can help me figure out what this memory of the show could be from.

Lacey is leaving and Brent and her are saying goodbye and it’s awkward for both of them (and me watching ) but they maybe both admit they have feelings to each other and Lacey gets on a bus ?

If this happens what episode could it be or if it didn’t happen at all maybe I’m just mushing together corner gas memories. Back when new ones would air on tv

Every corner has these

does this area of Canada get snow, if so why never show any episodes with snow?

Top 5 Things I appreciate more because of Corner Gas:

5. Chili Cheese Dogs

6. Curling. Better than a cup of tea, but still not better than muffin stacking.

7. Quincy

8. The fact that the US

never committed to the metric system.

1. Mark Twain's mustache. Seriously, never thought about it before. Now I consider it his greatest achievement.

Just watch s04e07 "I, Witness" and the thought of Emma tickling rodeo clown Hank really disturbs me.

I’ve been watching the show since 2020 or 2021 on Prime/Freevee. I’ve watched all the episodes.

Either my memory is bad or it seems like a new episode pops up every once in a while that I swear I’ve not seen.

Am I crazy?

Does anyone know how many time the cook at the

Ruby wore a shirt with sleeves?