Good start!

I liked the first part, myself. Sure, parts of it were far-fetched. Like I think it would be a LOT more than just doing things like selling water to the U.S. to make Canada merge with them. We Canadians are NOT Americans, and the vast majority of Canadians are really proud and would never want to be. The vast majority of Canadians living in the States never give up their citizenship either, at least since multiple citizenshps have been allowed. I think it presents some interesting hypothetical questions and scenarios. Also, most Canadians are contemptuous of the American arrogance they see and how they "do politics" with their retarded, very outdates electoral college system. It takes quite a bit for Canadians to like American politicians generally, especially the presidents. This one they have now has ingratiated himself pretty much to no country, except a few in Eastern Europe. We are generally much more genuinely moderate in our views. In that respect, we are more "European", which I hope never changes. We are more in touch with how the world thinks than the U.S. could be until their empire really starts to crumble, and they begin to see how things really are done in other parts of the world, and maybe they can start to really improve things, for themselves and the world at large. In any case, I am looking forward to part two, and I am hoping that Canada will be brought back as a country, or at least showing some signs of being, even though I know it's only a show.

it's pretty farfetched but it's well acted and quite entertaining.

irishcookie Do you mean you don't like Paul Gross or don't like his character?