Ep 12. Ruby Newsday

In this episode of Corner Gas, titled "Ruby Newsday," the gang finds themselves in a bit of a predicament when they learn that the town's newspaper, The Dog River Howler, has been bought out by a big chain. The new owners have decided to send a reporter to cover the town and its people, and everyone is a little nervous about what kind of spin the newspaper will put on their small town lives.

As the gang tries to figure out how to put their best foot forward and make a good impression on the reporter, they each find themselves facing their own challenges. Brent struggles with writer's block as he tries to come up with a story that will impress the reporter, while Oscar is convinced that the reporter will uncover some long-buried scandal from his past. Emma worries about making the Bed and Breakfast look presentable for any visitors, while Hank tries to come up with a grand gesture that will capture the reporter's attention.

Meanwhile, Lacey finds herself at odds with Ruby, the newspaper's new editor, when Ruby tries to push her into revealing personal information about the town's residents. Despite Lacey's objections, Ruby is relentless in her pursuit of juicy stories, and it seems like she will stop at nothing to get what she wants.

As the day of the reporter's visit approaches, tensions in Dog River run high, and it seems like the entire town is on edge. But when the reporter finally arrives, she surprises everyone by turning out to be a friendly, down-to-earth woman who is genuinely interested in the lives of the people she's met. As she spends time with the gang, she learns more about what makes Dog River special, and it seems like the newspaper might actually turn out to be a positive influence on the town after all.

In the end, "Ruby Newsday" is a heartwarming episode that captures the spirit of small-town life. It's a reminder that despite what we might think, our lives and experiences are often more interesting than we give them credit for, and that we don't need to change who we are to impress others. With its witty writing, endearing characters, and feel-good message, this episode is a must-watch for fans of Corner Gas and anyone who loves a good underdog story.