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The cast on a promotional image of the tv show. From left: Andrew Bush, Evany Rosen, Mark Little, Scott Vrooman, Brian Eldon Macquarrie, Bill Wood, Kyle Dooley, Cheryl Hann.

Picnicface is a Canadian sketch comedy series that debuted on The Comedy Network during the 2011–12 television season. The cast is completely composed of the comedy troupe Picnicface. 13 episodes have been ordered by The Comedy Network. Picnicface airs on Wednesday nights at 10:30 pm Eastern/9:30 pm Central.

Episodes

Season One

№	#	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
1	0	"Demographics"	Vivieno Caldinelli, Andrew Bush	Picnicface	August 31, 2011 (2011-08-31)	100
2	1	"Part Time Jobs"	Vivieno Caldinelli, Andrew Bush	Picnicface	September 21, 2011 (2011-09-21)	101
3	2	"Contest Winner"	Vivieno Caldinelli, Andrew Bush	Picnicface	September 28, 2011 (2011-09-28)	102

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- |ShortSummary=The group gets the results of focus group testing conducted by the network, which shows that Andy is especially popular with viewers older than 65. Now labeled "the old one," Andy decides to prove how young he is through a series of extreme stunts.
+ |ShortSummary=The group gets the results of focus group testing conducted by the network, which shows that Andy is especially popular with viewers older than 65. Now labeled "the old one," Andy decides to prove how young he is through a series of extreme stunts, such as chugging his piss and skateboarding. Meanwhile, a battle of cereals begins after Victor Life Cereal puts baby deers in his cereals and challenges Gregory Cheerio. This results in cereal company owners putting more and more ridiculous things in their cereals. Two elderly men have a Pooty Party, Scott tests his hypothesis that adding cats makes videos funnier, and a man develops an addiction to mercy killing animals.
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-* "Infomercial" (opening)
-* "Demographics" (house segment)
-* "Trucker Robbery/Baby Deer Cereal/Cereal Moguls #1/Piss Chug"
-* "Previously On Picnicface Remix #1"
-* "Cereal Moguls #2"
-* "Birthday Candles"
-* "Skateboard Trick"
-* "Pooty Party/Girls on the Street/Cat Hilarity Hypothesis #1"
-* "Previously On Picnicface Remix #2"
-* "Brian MacQuarrie Dance #1"
-* "Mercy Kill"
-* "Brian MacQuarrie Dance #2"
-* "Shelly Dupont Stand-up/Cat Hilarity Hypothesis #2"
-* "I Want Your Badge" (animation segment)
-* "Cereal Moguls #3/Bum Fart"
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- |ShortSummary=Brian goes on a journey across Canada to Vancouver when he learns the news from the accountant there that the cast need to get part time jobs. Bill gets a job as a urinal mascot for a toilet store, Evany becomes an Air Traffic Controller, Scott and Kyle become lumberjacks, and Andrew along with Cheryl become police officers, where Cheryl shoots Andrew's hand. Meanwhile, Mark receives money from the people on the street. At the end of the episode everybody gets fired, and Mark becomes their new landlord, who decides after a heart attack, to let them stay at the house.
+ |ShortSummary=Brian goes on a journey across Canada to Vancouver when he learns the news from the accountant there that the cast need to get part time jobs. Bill gets a job as a urinal mascot for a toilet store, Evany becomes an Air Traffic Controller, Scott and Kyle become lumberjacks, and Andrew along with Cheryl become police officers, where Cheryl shoots Andrew's hand. Meanwhile, Mark receives money from the people on the street. By the end of the episode everybody gets fired, and Mark becomes their new landlord, who decides after a heart attack, to let them stay at the house.
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