Says W:

Extreme Potluck throws three pairs of amateur food fanatics together in a high stakes race to see which dish will win in an ultimate potluck showdown!

Aboard the Potluck Bus, our bus driver/host (yes that’s right, he had to get his bus driver’s license to host this show!) will reveal the week’s theme & the exciting prize up for grabs to the potluckers. They’ll show off their skills in the first “Flashpot Challenge”, then be put into teams to decide on a dish that will be a contender for the ultimate Potluck title. They’ll race through the grocery store to grab all of their ingredients, and then navigate unfamiliar kitchens to make their dishes on time and delicious. Just when they think the work is done and it’s time to dish out their creations, one last challenge is thrown their way.

So if you’re a fan of cooking, celebrities, buses, or all three, tune in! Due to a recent Canadian Supreme Court ruling, men are no longer barred from watching W. So get in there quick, you know how these things get overturned.

Catch it:

Mon, Dec 12, 2011 – 10:00 PM E/P
Sun, Dec 18, 2011 – 3:00 PM E/P
Sun, Dec 25, 2011 – 6:00 PM E/P

Now that Sports Planet has covered every human sport of any importance – bodybuilding, hunting and lingerie football among them – it’s time to move on to animal sports. And not just any animal sport, but the Wimbledon of animal sports – it’s Dock Dogs! The only way you can make dogs diving into water more exciting is by betting on it.

The 2015 Pan American Games are only four years away, so get excited now! Scott Stephenson previews all the action you can expect from the brand spanking new Sports Planet News Centre.

In a time when golf has been rocked by scandals such as Tiger Woods’ infidelity and… well, I guess it was just the one scandal, shouldn’t the golf-loving public look for a new hero? Enter Kim Scott-Wood, Canada’s top professional disc golfer. Scott Stephenson joins him on the “links” and attempts to unseat him from his #1 spot. Trash is talked!

ESPN has finally gone too far. In a recent report, they ranked the city of Toronto dead last for professional sports, even though many cities don’t even have professional sports teams! Sports Planet takes the pulse of an outraged city.

Being muscular is the key to succeeding at most pro sports. But what about when being muscular IS the pro sport? Sports Planet crashes the International Bodybuilding Finals and investigates, among other things, the scourge of performance enhancing undies.

Just because it’s a charity hockey game doesn’t mean it’s not a perfect opportunity to break into the music industry. Scott Stephenson hits the Juno Cup as rockers face off against retired NHLers.

In the first episode, Sports Planet goes to the home of the Toronto Maple Leafs to explore why their fans endure the eternal pain of cheering for them.

The world’s countries have the United Nations. Nerds have Comicon. And now, gingers have the Redhead Summit – a chance for all of orangekind to meet and discuss important matters, like the development of SPF 400 sunscreen. And, like any other event where people are just trying to enjoy themselves, Street Meet is there!

The best way to bother retired sports stars is to do it for charity! Scott Stephenson reports from the Joe Carter and Friends Golf Tournament where he rubs elbows with legends like Gordie Howe, Johnny Bower and Charles Barkley, and searches for the answer to the question: “Was Space Jam real?”