In Season 4 Episode 15 Fat Camp.
Kenny vs. Spenny, a Canadian television series, reportedly had a budget of around $20,000 to $30,000 per episode. However, the exact amount that the creators or the cast made per episode is not publicly disclosed. The show was primarily funded through a combination of production budgets and advertising revenue, with profits likely varying based on viewership and distribution deals.
$35,000 per episode.
5000 per episode
That occurred in the episode Conflict Resolution, which was the 21st episode in Season 2.
50 euro an episode
Kenny vs. Spenny, a Canadian television series, reportedly had a budget of around $20,000 to $30,000 per episode. However, the exact amount that the creators or the cast made per episode is not publicly disclosed. The show was primarily funded through a combination of production budgets and advertising revenue, with profits likely varying based on viewership and distribution deals.
too much if they pay them anything...they know nothing about sacrificing and struggling!
You can pawn anything that a pawn shop will give you money for. If it is gold, or contains a gem stone, it has value and they may agree to loan you money on it.
Garth
Not a darn penny! -JS
you better have lots of money
On the Kenny Loggin's recording of "I'm Alright," Eddie Money sings one line: "You make me feel good." Eddie, before he became famous, happened to be recording at the same studio as Kenny and came in to do the line.
can i use the money for anything?
Well, you can borrow money from anyone if they agree to loan it to you.
$35,000 per episode.
i make more than botht them
It means someone who is like greedy with there money, and complains to there banker and doesn't agree with anything there car (electric, gas, house, apartment, etc) bill costs.