Inside Stories

The series consisted of three 13-episode seasons; however, not all episode titles have been located. Known episodes included:

1. "Cement Soul" — An Italian Canadian mother whose construction worker son is dying tries to find a way to honour his wish to have his body entombed in cement instead of being buried in a traditional coffin.^[2]
2. "The Twin" — Marc Gomes stars as twin brothers, one an ad executive who was raised as the adopted child of a wealthy Toronto family while the other remained in their native Jamaica and grew up to become a Rastafarian, who are reuniting for the first time.^[6]
3. "Looking for Nothing" — Hrant Alianak stars as the administrator of an Armenian club, who is convinced that there's a security threat when the Premier of Ontario is coming to his facility to give a speech. Directed by Atom Egoyan.^[7]
4. "Be My Guest" — A couple tries to help a new Polish immigrant adapt to life in Toronto.^[2]
5. "Gracie" — Gracie (Rachael Crawford) is caught in the middle of a family feud between her mother (Taborah Johnson) and grandmother (Jackie Richardson).^[8]
6. "In Limbo" — Deepa Mehta stars as a Sri Lankan doctor building a new life after emigrating to Canada.^[9]
7. "The Comic Book Chase" — A young Chinese Canadian boy saves his mother and himself from eviction after finding a valuable rare comic book.^[10]
8. "Here Comes the Groom" — A Black Canadian law student who is about to get married needs to find out more information about her estranged father whom she never knew.^[10]
9. "Welcome Home Hero" — Two estranged indigenous Canadian brothers (Tom Jackson, René Highway) reunite after their father's death.^[11]
10. "Baby Pinsky" — Two generations of a Jewish family disagree about the morality of circumcision.^[12]
11. "Heartbreak Hoteru" — Denis Akiyama stars as Aaron Iwata, a Japanese Canadian man working as an Elvis Presley impersonator, who enters a bowling competition to win the money to buy out his younger brother's share of the family motel after their father's death.^[13]
12. "Voodoo Taxi" — Two Haitian Canadian taxi drivers in Montreal exact revenge on a racist boss.^[14]
13. "Home on the Range" — An Indo-Canadian lawyer from Toronto (Sugith Varughese) moves to rural Saskatchewan.^[15]
14. "The Peggy"^[5]
15. "Dayglo Warrior"^[5]