Jan 2002 - Dec 2002
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S1 Ep1
4th Jan 2002
Hosted by Paul J. Deboy, Locker Room takes an amusing look at sports from a gay perspective.
S1 Ep2
Paul and Nino Simone redecorate the locker room and Paul has a secret session of Powerslam Wrestling Extreme with the Notorious TID. They explore the madness of indoor soccer and then a segment of a hunting we will go, for men.
S1 Ep3
1st Feb 2002
Paul delves into the wild history of The Judy Garland Memorial Bowling League, and coach Jeff Fluff discusses his Senior Girls Basketball team.
S1 Ep4
8th Feb 2002
Paul pays tribute to tennis legend Martina Navratilova, "the greatest lesbian who ever lived".
S1 Ep5
Paul gets the inspiring story of the Two Spirits softball team.
S1 Ep6
Paul brings us to the annual gay ski week at Whistler, British Columbia.
S1 Ep7
Paul gets a lesson from professional dancer Pat Hogan at Dance Sport, a gay ballroom dance competition.
S1 Ep8
Paul takes us on a humorous tour of the Canadian Curling Club and he interviews the men of Powerslam Wrestling Extreme. Sportsman's Bounty communes with nature and goes fishing.
S1 Ep9
Paul meets with former boxer Mark Leduc, a silver medalist at the 1992 Barcelona Summer Olympics, and gets a full on boxing education.
S1 Ep10
Paul interviews Paul Sevard, events coordinator for the 2001 Friendship Cup sponsored by the Gay Hockey Association.
S1 Ep11
Paul jumps into the world of the Rainbow Hoops Basketball League.
S1 Ep12
Paul checks out the Vancouver Tennis Association as well as the NY Lions Gay Hockey Team and their hot 2002 calendar.
S1 Ep13
Paul visits with the Toronto Tiggerfish, a gay water polo team, and meets Gay Games gold medalist Thomas Dolan.
S1 Ep14
5th Oct 2002
Paul delivers a countdown of the Top 10 Hottest Locker Room Hunks to date.
S1 Ep15
12th Oct 2002
Paul talks with members of the Montreal Expos baseball team about why there hasn't been an "out" baseball player yet.
S1 Ep16
17th Oct 2002
Locker Room hosts it’s first annual Spelling Bee! Paul gets a lesson in pitching and catching at the Canada Cup Softball Tournament, Nina meets the world’s foremost bullfighter and Paul spends a day on the golf course with his in-laws!
S1 Ep17
26th Oct 2002
Paul hits the open road with the women of the Amazon Motorcycle Club & hocks tickets at Tennis Master’s Series-Toronto. Locker Room Films presents, “Marriage of Necessity – The Bod & Ron Story” & pays tribute to the first lady of wrestling, Chyna.
S1 Ep18
2nd Nov 2002
This time, Paul visits the 57th Annual Fergus Scottish Festival & Highland Games. Also gives his take on the Mike Piazza story. Underrumble.
S1 Ep19
9th Nov 2002
time, Paul explores the colorful world of Rainbow Tai Chi and hosts a dating game with 3 male contestants seeking his affection.
S1 Ep20
16th Nov 2002
Paul uncovers the new game that is sweeping the leather community, "Dungeons & Bears".
S1 Ep21
23rd Nov 2002
Locker Room goes out into the field with segments on Rudy Galindo and the Canadian Gay Open (tennis). Also see the comedic World's Strongest Effeminate Man competition.
S1 Ep22
30th Nov 2002
Paul chats with the Montreal Gay Basketball Association, interviews sassy pitcher Smartbomb Williams, and sits down with the extraordinary Jeff Fluff. Also Athletes We Love: Charles Atlas
S1 Ep23
7th Dec 2002
Paul visits with a rugby team in Los Angeles and Nina Arsenault discusses horses with actress/model Bo Derek.
S1 Ep24
14th Dec 2002
Paul gets schooled by the Righteously Outrageous Twirling Corps and Nina Arsenault checks out a cat show. Also Athletes We Love: Greg Louganis.
S1 Ep25
21st Dec 2002
This time, we revisit Locker Room's greatest hits, including Paul and Nina's best interviews and sketches!
Locker Room was shown on PrideVision TV & OutTV in Canada. It was a comedic magazine series about LGBT issues and topics in sports, it was billed as the world's first LGBT-themed sports series. Taped in Toronto, Ontario. Recurring sketches include: Coach’s Corner - Those who can’t play…coach! Athletes We Love - Gay? Straight? Whatever! We just love ‘em! Equipment Shed - A look at the more fashionable side of sports.
The first episode of Locker Room aired on January 04, 2002.
The last episode of Locker Room aired on December 21, 2002.
There are 25 episodes of Locker Room.
There are 2 seasons of Locker Room.
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Locker Room has ended.
