Episode Twenty Two

Season 2Episode 130 minsept. 14, 1981
Episode Twenty Two

Sketches include two women forced to dress in a very small dressing room, a man receives an unusual package at home, Super Dave Osborne attempts to jump from the CN Tower in his latest stunt, two rival faith healers meet at a bus stop and John interviews Billy Barty who debuts his new music album.

Episode Twenty Two has aired on sept. 14, 1981 at 20:30
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