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SEASON 3 of CORNER GAS premiers SEPT.19 on CTV


SEASON 2 DVDs

Season 2 DVDs of Corner Gas go on sale soon. Check out www.cornergas.com for details

BRENT BUTT GOES ON TOUR With CORNER GAS LIVE

Brent hits the road to promote Season Three of the hit CTV comedy series CORNER GAS. Brent will be joined on the tour by fellow comedians (and Corner Gas guest stars) Jamie Hutchinson (who fans of the show will remember as "Rocket" Ronnie Raymore in the episode "Face Off") and Peter Kelamis (who played evil comedian Bob Lang in the episode "Comedy Night"). In each city, Brent will also be joined onstage by at least one regular cast member from the show for an intimate chat and some Q&A from the crowd. Should make for a fun night.

Tour Dates:
Sun. Sept. 25: VANCOUVER - River Rock Casino Show Theatre
Mon. Sept. 26: CALGARY - Jack Singer Concert Hall
Tue. Sept. 27: WINNIPEG - Burton Cummings Theatre
Wed. Sept. 28: EDMONTON - Francis Winspear Centre
Fri. Sept. 30: OTTAWA/GATINEAU - Theatre du Casino (Lac Leamy)
Sat. Oct. 1: TORONTO - CONVOCATION HALL

Tickets Available Through Ticketmaster. Click here.

WATCH CORNER GAS ON CTV - MONDAY NIGHTS @ 8:00pm
Check local listings

Forty kilometres from nowhere and way beyond normal is Corner Gas, CTV's new 13-part, ensemble comedy series about a bunch of nobodies who get up to a whole lot of nothing in the fictional prairie town of Dog River, Saskatchewan.

Corner Gas focuses on the life (or lack thereof) of Brent LeRoy, proprietor of a gas station that is the only stop for miles around and a hub of action on the Prairies. As LeRoy, Canadian Comedy Award winner and series creator Brent Butt returns to his native province to portray the life he would have led had he gotten a real job: pumping gas in a small prairie town.

Dog River is a place where everyone knows everyone else's business. Populated by a group of regular folks, the town's many "distinguished" residents include Brent's parents Oscar and Emma (Eric Peterson and Janet Wright), coffee shop owner Lacey Burrows (Gemini nominee Gabrielle Miller), his best friend Hank Yarbo (Fred Ewanuick), police officers Davis Quinton (Lorne Cardinal) and Karen Pelly (New Waterford Girl’s Tara Spencer-Nairn) and retail assistant Wanda (Nancy Robertson). The series features guest stars including Kevin MacDonald (Kids in the Hall), Mike Wilmot, Peter Oldring and Julie Stewart with cameos by Pamela Wallin, Colin Mochrie, Dan Matheson, Darren Dutchyshen, Jennifer Hedger and the Canadian Idol judges.

"With genuine characters and a gentle pace, Corner Gas is a comedy that is instantly likeable," said Susanne Boyce, CTV's President of Programming and Chair of the Media Group. "Brent Butt is one of Canada's most respected and funniest comedians for a reason: he has broad appeal and a generous comedic approach."

Visit the Corner Gas Website.

For information on other great TV shows on CTV, visit their website at www.ctv.ca

BRENT NAMED "BEST MALE STANDUP IN CANADA" AT 2001
CANADIAN COMEDY AWARDS IN TORONTO

Brent beat out 4 other nominees to be voted Best Male Canadian Stand-Up. Check out the website at www.canadiancomedyawards.ca

FEATURE FILM DEBUT IN "DUETS"

Brent can also be seen in Gwenyth Paltrow's new film "Duets" (Buena Vista Pictures), which was directed by her father Bruce Paltrow. Now available on video.

BRENT REPRESENTS CANADA ON "WORLD COMEDY TOUR" IN MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

The program will air in Australia, UK, USA, and on The Comedy Network in Canada. The show features standups from all four of those countries. Brent was the only Canadian to be selected for the tour.

BRENT NOMINATED FOR GEMINI

Brent was nominated for a Gemini Award ( for excellence in Canadian television ). His one hour TV special "COMEDY NOW - FUNNYPANTS" earned him the nomination in the category of Best Comedy Performance. He was up against the likes of "This Hour Has 22 Minutes", "AirFarce" and Ellie Harvie from "The Improv Comedy Olympics" on CBC ( which Brent hosted, by the way ). The award went to Steve Smith and Patrick McKenna for "The New Red Green Show".


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