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This Hour Has 22 Minutes hits U.S. election campaign trail

22 Minutes joins campaign trail covering major issues and antics for one-hour U.S. Election Comedy Special

This Hour Has 22 Minutes | November 4

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A poster for the This Hour Has 22 Minutes U.S. Election Special. Five of the main cast, three men (in suits and ties) and four women (in dresses) standing. Below them are three head and shoulder photos of one woman and two men. At top are the words in white text: "THIS HOUR HAS 22 MINUTES HAS 44 MINUTES" and under it "US ELECTION SPECIAL with red stars on either side. On the bottom is a red, blue and white ribbon with white stars on the blue stripe.
(This Hour Has 22 Minutes / CBC)
CBC is bringing audiences in Canada a special double-length episode of This Hour Has 22 Minutes about the U.S. election.


The show's ensemble will journey across the great American political divide to tell the story of the most consequential U.S. election of this generation, from a distinctly Canadian (and comedic) point of view. 

Premiering Monday, Nov. 4 at 8 p.m./8:30 NT on CBC and CBC Gem, This Hour Has 22 Minutes Has 44 Minutes: A U.S. Election Special will showcase the candidates, including their key policy positions, their quirks and their cons.

The special features the award-winning 22 Minutes ensemble cast, including Aba Amuquandoh, Stacey McGunnigle, Trent McClellan, Chris Wilson and Mark Critch in-studio, as well as comedy news correspondents Dan Dillabough, Clare Belford and Abdullah Usman, as they criss-cross the United States to cover all the major issues and antics.

 

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