Corner Gas Season 5 Episode 8 Classical Gas
- January 14, 2008
- 22 min
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8.0 (125)
In the eighth episode of season five of Corner Gas, titled "Classical Gas," residents of Dog River gather for the annual Dog River Days festival. Hank is excited to participate in the talent show and impress his crush, Mavis. He decides to play the guitar but quickly realizes he can't play well. Meanwhile, Brent and Lacey are tasked with selling handmade crafts.
As the festival begins, Karen enjoys the food and games, but Davis is preoccupied with maintaining law and order. Wanda volunteers at the pie-eating contest, where her friend and rival, Emma, also volunteers. Emma and Wanda have a history of competing against each other, and this year's contest is no different.
After seeing Hank struggling to play the guitar, Brent lends him his old guitar. Hank is ecstatic and starts practicing immediately. However, he discovers that the guitar is haunted and plays music on its own. Hank starts to believe the guitar might be cursed and doesn't know what to do. Meanwhile, Lacey is selling her crafts but realizes that they are not selling well. Brent is having better luck and is able to sell his crafts, which irks Lacey.
As the day progresses, the talent show begins, and people gather to watch the performances. Hank is nervous but decides to perform with Brent's guitar. Hank starts to play, but the guitar takes on a life of its own, playing classical music that Hank cannot control. The crowd is impressed, thinking it is part of the performance, but Hank is embarrassed.
Lacey sees Hank's embarrassment and decides to help him by getting rid of the guitar. She accidentally breaks it in the process, but Hank is grateful to be rid of it. Meanwhile, Wanda and Emma tie in the pie-eating contest, but Emma is disqualified for cheating. Emma is embarrassed and leaves the festival early.
As the festival comes to a close, Hank is pleased with how his performance turned out, and Lacey is happy to have helped a friend. Brent and Lacey resolve their issues, and the friends go their separate ways, happy to have enjoyed the festival. Davis is happy that he was able to maintain order at the festival, and Karen is excited to have won a stuffed animal from one of the games.
Overall, "Classical Gas" is a fun and lighthearted episode centered around the Dog River Days festival. The episode explores themes of friendship, competition, and embarrassment. The characters are relatable and lovable, making the episode a joy to watch. The addition of the haunted guitar adds a touch of the supernatural, making for an interesting twist in the episode. Fans of Corner Gas will enjoy this episode, as it embodies the show's signature humor and charm.