Tucker's turn on TV
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Darcy Tucker will film an episode of CBC's "Little Mosque on the Prairie" on Tuesday, July 17 in Toronto. In the episode, the townspeople of Mercy, Saskatchewan rush to buy stock in the Mercy Beet Juice company, expecting to cash in after Darcy Tucker praises the merits of Mercy Beet Juice during a post-game interview. An air date for the episode has not been set.— press release
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by James Mirtle @ 2:33 PM
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Darcy Tucker is a miracle worker.
anti-Leaf rant in 5...4....3....2...
Tuckers' the worst player on athe worst team in the league....and taht show sucks too.
I disagree Anonymous. I find Darcy Tucker to be a classy gentleman and a sharp dresser.
I'm not sure what's more overrated, the Toronto Maple Leafs chances of becoming a contender this decade or Little Mosque on the Prairie...
How about dem Jets Pete?
Well that's going to blow.
anonymous-you're the worst speller and the worst punctuator. No wonder you can't read the standings.
Of course Tucker's classy
He learned that from his years in Montreal
I imagine it will be good for a few laughs.
Wouldn't he fit in better on Corner Gas?
Oh well, I'm sure it's an opportunity for the ethnic minority elite to slam WASP Canadians for being so white and all that.
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