The Cadillac Bill Show

In this first episode of the Cadillac Bill Show, we meet the members of the Creeping Orchestra.

We open with a paranormal investigation of Hamilton spirits in Ghost Talk with Cheryl Tyce.

In this episode of The Cadillac Bill Show, Cadillac Bill takes to the streets, reporting at a classic British car show in Oakville while overhead a WW1 air show occurs.

Bill talks to Mike Holler about his Marlin, fish shirt. Bill then visits a roller derby event and talks with the Hammercity Roller Girls.

The Cadillac Bill Shows paranormal investigation with Cheryl Tyce. This ghost talk segment is at Century Manor, an old turn-of-the-century mental institution.

Bill introduces the new addition to the set, a stuffed Canada goose! We then visit Sophie the Dachshund dressed up as a cheerleader.

This is the Doctor Scott episode about the parks of Hamilton and chiropractics, with a special intro made from Creeping Bent Orchestra's latest song.

Halloween special including live performances from the Creeping Bent Orchestra also Bill heads off to trick or treat.

Bill and The Bent talk about Mike's porcelain swan. We then head off to visit the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets and see all the young boys and girls in training to become naval cadets.

In-depth talk about the possible existence of dragons with the Creeping Bent Orchestra serving as the esteemed panel of experts.

An animated film of Wing Commander Bill as he goes on a bombing mission in a Lancaster over Germany.

Reporter Bill takes us to James Street where we see the James Street Bookseller a vintage book store owned by Monique Doepel.

Bill takes us back to James Street, where we see Lynne Jury at Let Them Eat Cakes. Bill gets some cupcakes here and takes them to The Dungeon Divas.

Bill talks about The Garden Club of Hamilton, an organization his mother is a member of. Discussions include refuse containers, and the adopt a bulb program.

The season finale, a one-hour award show. Bill announces that this is the final show and proceeds to hand out awards to all the principal contributors.