I loved watching this show in the 80s.  It was a basically a Canadian yuppie's guide to good living (it got cancelled when Canada was entering into a recession in 1990).  They had consumer tips such as what was the best way to peel a potato.  My favorite part was the "What bugs you?" where a viewer would be asked to describe what their big pet peeve was (for example ziploc bags that don't close).  This segment would always be preceded by a sound clip of flight of the bumblebee and a guy dressed as an annoying bumblebee running around saying "What bugs you?!". This show often featured up and coming Canadian musicians before they were popular such as The Jeff Healy Band and The Barenaked Ladies (what every happened to The Shuffle Demons? Their song Spadina Bus was featured in one episode).

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