Ep 1. Dress For Success

Corner Gas is an award-winning Canadian sitcom that aired from 2004 to 2009. Set in the fictional town of Dog River, Saskatchewan, the show follows the lives of quirky residents and their daily interactions at their local gas station, Corner Gas. In season 3, episode 1 titled "Dress For Success," the gang is back and ready for their latest adventures.

The episode begins with Brent and Hank discussing an upcoming event in which Brent will be a speaker. Brent is nervous about giving the presentation, so Hank suggests that he put on a suit to feel more confident. Brent reluctantly agrees but quickly realizes that the suit is uncomfortable and makes him feel out of place.

Meanwhile, Lacey is trying to get the residents of Dog River to donate to a local telethon. She enlists the help of Wanda, Emma, and Karen, but their efforts seem to fall short. When Karen suggests they wear provocative clothing to entice more donations, Lacey is hesitant but eventually gives in. However, things take an unexpected turn when the police show up.

Back at Corner Gas, Brent is still struggling with the suit and decides to go back to his regular clothing. However, Hank has already spread the news to the rest of the town that Brent is dressed up, resulting in some awkward encounters for Brent.

As the telethon continues, Lacey and the women are still struggling to get donations. Lacey decides to dress up as a clown to create a more entertaining atmosphere, but this only results in more chaos and confusion.

Throughout the episode, we see the unique dynamics and relationships between the residents of Dog River. Brent and Hank's friendship is put to the test as Brent struggles with the suit, and Lacey's attempts to fundraise reveal the differing personalities of the women in the town.

In "Dress For Success," the humor and charm of Corner Gas shine through as we witness the relatable struggles and successes of everyday people living in a small town. The episode highlights the show's ability to find hilarity in the mundane and reminds viewers why Corner Gas was such a beloved series.