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Watch to see Rick get pushed out of an airplane, and Stephen Harper in a more natural state.

Rick Mercer pals around with Paul Martin. See why the Prime Minister is still in power as he lets us see a personality.

Rick goes to Winnipeg where he gets to meet Dr. Popsicle, and in Churchill a group of polar bears.

Rick traveled to Northern Alberta to visit Fort McMurray (Boomtown), the home of Alberta's famous oil sands (the second largest known oil deposit in the world).

Rick goes to Washington to meet with Frank McKenna and gets to learn what it takes to be a Firefighter.

Election time means new ads for both the Conservatives and the Liberals.

Rick gets down and dirty with the RCMP ride and shows just how anyone can make a smear campaign.

It's a special election night episode on Monday instead of Tuesday.

Rick gets a chance to play basketball with the CIAU champions and we get a Liberal apology.

Shirley Douglas does a charity commercial for the Liberals and a trailer for Brokeback Martin

Included some favorite scenes from this season and included a new rant.

For one week only, place a bid on the winning the Liberal Leadership race and meet Delivery-O's pizza.

Rick learns how the sledge hockey team manages to play and find out what happened to the eBay offer.

Rick gets to feel the head of a calf ... before it has even been born and Mendelson Joe paints Ricks portrait.

Rick meets up with the newest Mayor of Vancouver, who happens to be wheelchair bound, and Rick gets his butt "rescued".

They are pulling out all the stops to prove that RMR is at the top of its game by having over 16 politicians appear in this episode. From unknown backbenchers to Belinda and Peter Mackay, there was a whole gamut of parties represented.