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Status: Canceled
First Aired: October 1, 2009
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 42
Networks: VRAK
Genres: Comedy, Family

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Le Steph Show(2009)

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Overview

A variety show, hosted by Stéphane Bellavance, featuring a selection of sketches, games and musical numbers.

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Season 1

25 episodes • 2009

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Oct 1, 2009
2	Episode 2	Oct 8, 2009
3	Episode 3	Oct 15, 2009
4	Episode 4	Oct 22, 2009
5	Episode 5	Oct 29, 2009
6	Episode 6	Nov 5, 2009
7	Episode 7	Nov 12, 2009
8	Episode 8	Nov 19, 2009
9	Episode 9	Nov 26, 2009
10	Episode 10	Dec 3, 2009
11	Episode 11	Dec 10, 2009
12	Episode 12	Dec 17, 2009
13	Episode 13	Jan 7, 2010
14	Episode 14	Jan 14, 2010
15	Episode 15	Jan 21, 2010
16	Episode 16	Jan 28, 2010
17	Episode 17	Feb 4, 2010
18	Episode 18	Feb 11, 2010
19	Episode 19	Feb 18, 2010
20	Episode 20	Feb 25, 2010
21	Episode 21	Mar 4, 2010
22	Episode 22	Mar 11, 2010
23	Episode 23	Mar 18, 2010
24	Episode 24	Mar 25, 2010
25	Episode 25	Apr 1, 2010

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Season 2

17 episodes • 2010

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Aug 26, 2010
2	Episode 2	Sep 2, 2010
3	Episode 3	Sep 9, 2010
4	Episode 4	Sep 16, 2010
5	Episode 5	Sep 23, 2010
6	Episode 6	Sep 30, 2010
7	Episode 7	Oct 7, 2010
8	Episode 8	Oct 14, 2010
9	Episode 9	Oct 21, 2010
10	Episode 10	Oct 28, 2010
11	Episode 11	Nov 4, 2010
12	Episode 12	Nov 11, 2010
13	Episode 13	Nov 18, 2010
14	Episode 14	Nov 25, 2010
15	Episode 15	Dec 2, 2010
16	Episode 16	Dec 9, 2010
17	Episode 17	Dec 16, 2010

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