Trailer Park Boys

[Hooch]

Ace.

 

Hey Sam, knock knock?

 

Who's there?

 

Get the fuck off the stage you dick.

 

 

So many brilliant characters, truly superb show.

[Ted]

Trailer Park Boys - Series 1-6 - Complete DVD 2001: Amazon.co.uk: Trailer Park Boys: DVD

 

This worth getting then?

[Hooch]

Hell yeah Ted.

 

Actually, I think I will myself.

[Ted]

Cool. I'll get on this shit when I get paid.

[RedKnight]

God I haven't seen TPB in years, absolute quality though.

[Remmie]

£25 is a steal get it. Remember to go through TLW links when buying it too.

 

I introduced TPB (Trailer Park Boys, not The Party Boy) to a mate last year, he has now named his cats Steve French and Shit Rocket.

[Hooch]

Did you order it Ted?

 

Just recieved mine.

Got some bottles of Becks and some Smokes, friday night is boxed off.

[Remmie]

Fuck me, if any of you fucking idiots haven't watched Trailer Park Boys by now buy it immediately for this disgracefully reaasonable price:

 

Trailer Park Boys - Series 1-6 - Complete [DVD] - £17.93 delivered @ Asda - HotUKDeals Forum

[Baldi]

Anyone find Sarah strangely hot ?

[Remmie]

Trailer Park Boys: 1-6 DVD Box Set - £17.85 @ The Hut - HotUKDeals

[sh#t waffle]

Went to see them live a few weeks ago; absolute genius. Ricky's 'Book of Smarts' (a collection of his philosophical musings) may be among the funniest things I've ever seen.

[Remmie]

Went to see them live a few weeks ago; absolute genius. Ricky's 'Book of Smarts' (a collection of his philosophical musings) may be among the funniest things I've ever seen.

Where was this?

[sh#t waffle]

At the Forum in Kentish Town.

[Remmie]

At the Forum in Kentish Town.

Damn would have loved to have seen that, googled to see if there were any more tour dates and nothing seems apparent.

[Stouffer]

Just ordered it, having never seen it before.

 

C'mon.

[Remmie]

Just ordered it, having never seen it before.

 

C'mon.

You will not regret it

[neko]

Trailer Park Boys to return to TV

 

Trailer Park Boys to return to TV - Arts & Entertainment - CBC News

 

 

A new TV series that marks the return of the Trailer Park Boys debuts this summer on the Action station, one of Shaw Media's specialty channels.

 

The Drunk and on Drugs Happy Funtime Hour reunites actors Mike Smith, Robb Wells and J.P. Tremblay for a six-part miniseries, debuting July 22.

 

The show begins with the boys accidently ingesting a variety of psychedelic drugs that make them believe they are creating a sketch comedy show. The trio portray a range of quirky characters, including the three stars of a fictional children's TV series called The Happy Funtime Hour.

 

The trio have moved from Sunnyvale trailer park — the setting for Trailer Park Boys — to the fictional town of Port Cockerton. Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson, actor Jay Baruchel and other comedians have guest spots in the series, written and developed by Smith, Wells and Tremblay.

[milky]

Got tickets for them in Dublin just before Christmas. Can't wait.

[neko]

ricky-isms...

 

 

 

[Adebisi]

My mate was always banging on about this on facebook so I bought the entire set for £20 on Amazon. So glad I did, it's hilarious. It's surprisingly intelligent for a show about drinking, smoking and living in a trailer park.

 

That first episode with Cyrus was brilliant. I think it might be one of those shows you either can tell whether you're going to like it after the first episode.

[Captain Turdseye]

I've got the series 1-6 boxset and have watched it all except the last couple of episodes. It is boss. Just like Remmie, the GF has put me onto this, The Wire, Sopranos and Band of Brothers.

 

Oz, The Shield and Breaking Bad are the ones I want next.

[Baldi]

Trailer Park Boys to return to TV

 

Trailer Park Boys to return to TV - Arts & Entertainment - CBC News

 

 

A new TV series that marks the return of the Trailer Park Boys debuts this summer on the Action station, one of Shaw Media's specialty channels.

 

The Drunk and on Drugs Happy Funtime Hour reunites actors Mike Smith, Robb Wells and J.P. Tremblay for a six-part miniseries, debuting July 22.

 

The show begins with the boys accidently ingesting a variety of psychedelic drugs that make them believe they are creating a sketch comedy show. The trio portray a range of quirky characters, including the three stars of a fictional children's TV series called The Happy Funtime Hour.

 

The trio have moved from Sunnyvale trailer park — the setting for Trailer Park Boys — to the fictional town of Port Cockerton. Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson, actor Jay Baruchel and other comedians have guest spots in the series, written and developed by Smith, Wells and Tremblay.

 

 

Bubbles looks like Terry Tibbs in that photo

[Stouffer]

[Ricky goes over the department store's public address system]

 

Ricky:*Mr. Lahey and Randy to the Fuck-off department. Mr. Lahey and Randy to the Fuck-off department and hurry the fuck up!

[Stouffer]

Bubbles:*[when asked if his rocket can fly]

 

Can it fly?

 

Does the Tin Man have a sheet-metal cock?

[Stouffer]

Still on Amazon for 22 beans.