Summary The theme of this week's episode is Space. The hosts are feeling crowded so they divide up the studio into separate spaces. Streeters - How much space do you need? Populations - Comparing population density in Canada with Japan. Street Test - Closet Organizers. What's Your Beef? Natalie Wood wonders if the prizes advertised on gumball machines are really in there. Jonathan empties a gumball machine but didn't find the advertised prize. Three teens check out what kinds of fun and cheap things they can buy at the flea market with $20. They try haggling on prices. You Can Bank on it - Lessons on how to carry you money. Fit for the Pit - The deceptive packaging of Orville Redenbacher's original popping corn makes this product fit for the pit. Then and Now - Ray Bradbury's .The October Country. cost 50 cents per copy in 1964. Today the science fiction collection sells for $5.50. Professional Ufologist and nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman visits Jamie in the studio. They talk about outer space, UFOs and aliens. Streeters - Do you believe there's life on other planets? (K) Benita investigate astronaut training. Loose Change - Two silver coins from Panama are the largest and smallest coins put out for circulation in the world. World Watch - Stoney Swamp near Ottawa is being developed and the conservation area is being destroyed. Community groups are trying to stop the development. The Contest - Viewers who come up with an original idea to help the environment will win a trip for two to Halifax. Then and Now - The cost of movie making. Viewer Letter - Michael Arnot asks where the hosts were born.

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