Letterkenny

A group of small town hicks try to help their friend get over a breakup.

Wayne tries to maintain his status as the toughest guy in Letterkenny, Katy throws Daryl a birthday party.

Letterkenny becomes enveloped in fart culture when the boys create a fart sharing website.

The hicks hit the bar to pick up women, Jonesy and Reilly get in shape.

Wayne and Daryl start a pest control business, Stewart cleans himself up to impress Katy. The hockey team plays a road game against the Natives.

The skids turn Letterkenny into a warzone when they rip off the Natives on a dart deal.

The hicks attempt to establish order at the Ag Hall while Reilly and Jonesy make the jump to Senior hockey.

The hicks, skids and hockey players participate in a Letterkenny election.

Wayne doubles down on finding love.

Reilly and Jonesy have an away game on the Rez.

Wayne and Katy inherit some money. Folks from Letterkenny pitch them on why it should be theirs.

Tension rises around Letterkenny while Wayne looks for a stud to breed with his beloved German Shepherd "Stormy."

The Hicks build a sled shack on the sleddin' trail. The Hockey Players, now leading goal scorers, try to motivate the Irish to get a W.

Wayne attempts to lure Up Country Degens to the sled shack but choosing the bait proves problematic.

MoDean's Grand Re-Opening gives Wayne the opportunity to confront Jivin Pete, who's "no longer a good guy."

The Hicks go fishing on the Quebec border and meet their French doppelgangers.

Bonnie invites the Hicks for a hot tub party and Dan, Daryl and Katy compete for her attention. Wayne and Rosie are #relationshipgoals.

Gail's cousin Bradley returns to Letterkenny to be a bouncer at MoDean's. The Hicks love Bradley. Gae and the Skids reach a crossroads.

It's Gail's birthday but in an effort to forget Rosie, Wayne is non-stop chorin'. The Skids and Glen begin a turf war for the Dollar Store parking lot. Reilly and Jonesy deal with the fall out of Katy choosing only one of them.

The Hicks and the McMurrays defend the majestic Canada Goose down at the local golf course. The turf war for the Dollar Store continues. Reilly and Jonesy are good without each other, or are they?

Tanis recruits the Hicks, who recruit the Hockey Players, to help with a feud on the Rez. The Skids and Glen decide to walk a mile in each other's shoes.

Letterkenny locals put their special skills on display with their very own talent show.

The Hicks attend a hot tub party at the McMurray's. The Hockey Players decide to do whatever it takes to get gains, including a visit to the Skids.

The Bay Brothers return home for Hay and all of Letterkenny wants to be the one to throw them a party.

The Hicks, Skids and Hockey Players attend a Letterkenny wedding.

Wayne tries on a new relationship. The Skids get deeper into the Dark Web. The Hockey Players meet their new team.

An out-of-towner causes a ruckus in Letterkenny.

Competition heats up at Letterkenny's Adult Spelling Bee.

The Hockey Players try to win their first championship and Stewart is visited by some old friends.

The Hicks and Hockey Players travel to Quebec for Anik's pre-wedding party.

Wayne and Marie Fred wonder about a stranger's urinal habits. Reilly and Jonesy begin a take down tourny with Dax and Ron.

The Hicks host a bush party. The skids make an enemy.

The Hicks take a trip to the City, cause when a friend asks for help, you help them.

The Hicks attempt to help Noah Dyck and Anita Dyck find their daughters.

It's the annual Century Club challenge at Modean's. Katy is disturbed by McMurray.

There's trouble in paradise for Anik and Dary. Wayne makes a decision about Marie Fred. As Scottie Wallis would say, "Yew!"

The Hicks start an agricultural call in show.

Soccer (or football) rules are used in every day Letterkenny life.

Dan's private viewing habits are exposed.

Wayne and Katy compete in a penny drive. The Hockey Players are nostalgic for the game.

Tanis tries to get the Irish back together.

Daryl heads back to Quebec. The Hockey Players battle the Native team.

The Hicks support Wayne. Reilly and Jonesy continue the hunt for the big ship. Stewart has made some changes.

The Hicks continue to be there for their friend. The Hockey Players play Quebec. Stewart learns how to fight.

Wayne's American cousint' plans a road trip south of the border.

The Hockey Players start a club for men. The skids go to the city.

Everybody's dickering on Yard Sale Saturday.

The Hicks help the Mennonites with some choring.

It's Day Beers Day. Katy takes a trip.

Post-fight with Dierks, the hicks/skids and hockey players attend an American Buck and Doe.

Kids with problems are given important life lessons…and hot dogs.

Katy takes her scorched earth strategy to Letterkenny. Gail gets some action of her own.

The hockey players learn about Judaism.

Sleepover activities only; movies, board games and girl talk.

A breastaurant opens in Letterkenny.

Tanis starts her own energy drink.

It's story time and the launch of a new energy drink.

McMurray and Wayne do some dickering. The rest compete in a Caesar building contest.

The Hicks attend a sausage party. The hockey players and skids have a video game battle.

The men of Letterkenny receive head to toe physicals.

Wayne drives Zamboni. The hockey players and the skids compete for VidVok fame.

The Hicks recruit help for picking stones.

The hicks organize a fish bowl discussion to determine the best flavour of chip.

When a theft occurs at the Church Bake Sale, Glen recruits the residents of Letterkenny to help solve the case.

The town searches for a lost dog. The hockey players have unwanted guests at their beer league game.

A nude travels through town. The Skids work to improve their business.

Influencers descend on Letterkenny. Coach teaches Mary-Anne and Lucy-Anne the fine art of Coaching.

Jivin' Pete and the Degens are stirring up trouble.

MoDean's hosts a night of standup.

The Skids engineer a country music hit.

Dary gets in with a bad crowd.

The Skids open an after-hours club

Tensions with the Degens come to a head.

The Skids go back to their roots.