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Scottie Wallis

**Scottie Wallis** is a dog trainer based in Campbell River, BC, whose services are advertised as Dog's Best Friend. He helps manage the dogs on *Letterkenny*, and has been a fixture on set. He has on-screen appearances in Seasons 6 and 7 as a fictionalized version of himself.

Wallis is known for his frequent exclamations of "Yew!" used to denote excitement or being impressed by something. In the episode of the same name, the townsfolk employ it frequently with regard to Anik's racy Instagram page.

Wallis is depicted as someone well-known and well-liked by most people in Letterkenny, with the exception of Squirrely Dan, who believes he "keeps poor company." At the end of "Yew!," this company is later revealed to be the Ginger and Boots. In "In It to Win It," he accompanies Daryl on the latter's ill-fated trip to Quebec, saying his catchphrase along the way.

## Appearances

* In It to Win It
* Yew!
Jake

**Jake** is a minor character on *Letterkenny*, the Yank cousin of Wayne and Katy. He is portrayed by Jared Abrahamson.

## Biography

Jake is familiar to all the Hicks. He is "cousin't" to Wayne and Katy, but the exact family relation is unknown, nor how his branch of the family landed in Michigan. He is intimate enough to address Dan as "Squirrelly," and to have wrestled with Daryl (The Rippers).

He is a member of the U.S. military (American Buck and Doe), and has been away on deployment (The Rippers), explaining his absence until Season 8.

Jake and the Hicks exchange jabs featuring stereotypes of each others' countries; Jake about the high cost of beer and cell phone service, the Canadians about the poor quality of beer and the hyper-patriotism of his countrymen, but these are given and received in good humour (The Rippers).

## Appearance

Jake wears a red, white and blue shirt with a starry field on the right and red and white stripes on the left, reminiscent of the U.S. flag. He wears a blue baseball cap emblazoned with an American flag superimposed with a bald eagle. He wears a belt with his jeans, with a large belt buckle.

Jake drives a Medium Blue 1971 or '72 Chevrolet C10 pickup truck with a bald eagle and U.S. flag insignia painted on the hood.

## Gallery

*→ See **10** images of Jake at **Images of Jake**.*
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## Episodes

* The Rippers
* American Buck and Doe
Chelentine's Day

**Chelentine's Day** was a promotion for the console video game *EA Sports NHL 17* ("Chel") featuring *Letterkenny* characters Jonesy (Andrew Herr) and Reilly (Dylan Playfair). Publishers EA Sports announced the campaign on Sunday, February 12, 2017 on social media and with a news release:

> If you’re one of the many people who believe that Valentine’s Day is the worst holiday of the year than we have some good news for you, there is another option. This February 14th celebrate **#ChelentinesDay** with EA SPORTS NHL.
> Take a seat, relax and grab your buddies or significant other to play some chel. Take part in Chelentine’s Day and you’ll have a chance to play against the two biggest beauties in Ontario hockey when Jonesy and Reilly from the hit television series Letterkenny take over our EA SPORTS NHL Twitch account.
>
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Fans were encouraged to use the hashtag #ChelentinesDay on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram from February 12 to 14 to be eligible for a chance to win copies of the game, Hockey Ultimate Team™ Ultimate Packs (a game add-on allowing players to create and play using fantasy lineups), or the chance to play against Jonesy and Reilly, who took over the EA Sports NHL Twitch account for February 14.

## Chelentine's Day cards

EA Sports also released five "Chelentine's Day cards" featuring images of the hockey players from Seasons 1 and 2.

Eat Sleep ChelPlay Chel with Her BroSkip Leg DayWheel Snipe Chelly BoysWill You Be My Chelentine
The name of the promotion was used at least a year earlier, when Crave tweeted an animated image of crossed hockey sticks in a beer mug, wishing "Happy Chel-entine's Day, buddy" with the hashtag #CraveTVAndChel.
K. Trevor Wilson

**K. Trevor Wilson**, styled "the Man Mountain of Comedy," is a Canadian comedian, writer, and actor. He plays Squirrely Dan on *Letterkenny*, and was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series at the 6th Canadian Screen Awards. He also toured with Jared Keeso, Nathan Dales, and Mark Forward for the Letterkenny Live! show in 2018, and with them and Michelle Mylett in the 2019 U.S. tour.

Outside of *Letterkenny*, he is known for his standup comedy and his roasts. His first comedy special, titled *Bigger in Person*, was broadcast on The Comedy Network in 2017.

He has appeared at various comedy festivals, notably winning the "Home Grown Comedy" competition at the 2012 Just for Laughs festival in Montreal. He has also performed for *Jeff Ross Presents Roast Battle* on the Comedy network and on *Jimmy Kimmel Live*. His recorded album *SexCop Fire Penis* (2014) won Best Taped Live Performance at the 2015 Canadian Comedy Awards, and his second, *Sorry! (A Canadian Album)* (2017), was nominated for the Juno for Comedy Album of the Year, having debuted at #1 on iTunes and was nominated for a 2018 Juno Award. He has a forthcoming Netflix comedy special to be released in 2019.

A native of Toronto, he is a graduate of the Etobicoke School of the Arts and Humber College (The Toronto Star). Wilson got his start as a teenager, appearing on *Goosebumps*. He has had recurring roles on *What Would Sal Do*, *Billable Hours*, *Darcy's Wildlife*, *Breakout Kings* among others.
Never Lose Again

Crave

**Never Lose Again** is the premier episode of *Shoresy*, first released on Crave on May 13, 2022.

## Synopsis

Shoresy tries to prevent his team from folding.

## Music

According to Tunefind, the following songs are featured in this episode:

* Rowdy by Yelawolf (Shoresy enters the rink)
* Reason by Losers
* Fight Me by Losers
* Hex by Ark Patrol (at the club)
* Fight Club by Chee, Mr. Carmack (fight in the washroom)
* I Drank What? by Coachwhips (the high school game)
* Orange by Ivy Lab, Two Fingers (end credits)

* Focus (feat. Fze) by Joyryde (teaser trailer)
* Harder Than Most by The Midi Mafia, Chel Strong (Hulu trailer)

## Appearances

* Anik
* Tessa Bonhomme (as herself)
* Jay Onrait (as himself)
* RA (Brian McGonagle)
* Shoresy
* Nat
* Sanguinet
* Ziigwan
* Miigwan
* Dolo
* Hitch
* Michaels
* JJ Frankie JJ
* Goody
* Jim, Jim, and Jim
* Cory
* Liam
* Fish
* Phil
* Laura Mohr
* Alice
* Tendy
Professor Tricia

**Professor Tricia** appears on *Letterkenny* in International Women's Day, after several years as an off-screen character only known to and quoted by Squirrely Dan. She is played by Canadian actress Nazneen Contractor.

## Biography

Professor Tricia is first mentioned in Finding Stormy a Stud, the final episode of Season 2, when Gail suggests giving Wayne's dog Stormy a sedative to make her easier to breed, which Dan takes as a suggestion to "roofie" her.

> This is what we were talkin' about in my women's studies class right here. Professor Tricia would literally shit a brick! — Dan
>
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Dan sometimes refers to his time with her as a class, sometimes as a group, but regardless of the circumstances, she has a strong influence on him. He cites her wisdom liberally over the next few seasons.

* "You see, Professor Tricia from my women's studies class teaches us that homophobia is not just condemning homosexualitys, but it's also not using the appropriate and preferred terms what homosexuals likes to be called by." (Puck Bunny)
* "Well, Professor Tricia from my women's studies group, she says it's quite commons to… enter through the back door." (MoDeans 2)
* "So Professor Tricia says that Letterkenny has developed into quite the homosexual scene and we can rightly expects a Pride parades next springs." (We Don't Fight at Weddings)
* "Now, I'm a devout pupil of Social Justice Warriors Professor Tricia." (Hard Right Jay)
* "Now, Professor Tricia says that when you're bringing a complaints to someone, they'll be more receptive to altering their behavior if you make it your problem." (Back to Back to Back)

Katy, at least, tires of this after a while, and starts to cut Dan off at the mere mention of her name (Bush Party Season). They reconcile, but Dan is not heard mentioning her again for a while, and she becomes something of a punch line (Sundays are for Picking Stones).

His adulation of her has not ceased, however, and he is excited beyond imagination that she has accepted his invitation to make a personal appearance in Letterkenny to host a program for the menfolk on International Women's Day. After some initial hesitation, they find her much more approachable and agreeable than the image they had built up about her based on Dan's accounts; she asks them to address her as "Tricia" and not professor, and very casually changes out of her work clothes into street attire in front of everyone. The group embraces her and her program—even as she gently admonishes Dan for being a man who gets offended on behalf of women, which is not his place. She closes the program telling the men to go and show appreciation for the women in their lives.

## Trivia

* A character named "Ms. Tricia" is a teacher in the Littlekenny animated shorts, which depict the Hicks as children at Letterkenny Central School.
Season 12

**Season 12**, the final season of *Letterkenny*, was released on Christmas Day, December 25, 2023 on Crave in Canada and Tuesday, December 26, 2023 on Hulu in the United States.

## Plot

The Bell Media release announcement offered that

In Season 12, the small town contends with a comedy night at Modean’s, a country music hit, the Degens’ bad influence, a new nightclub, and an encore at the Ag Hall. And that’s just for starters.

## Promotion

A trailer, featuring Katy walking seductively through the woods, was released on YouTube on November 2, 2023.

An installment of alphabet aerobics, billed as the cold open for the season, was released on November 27, 2023.

Hulu released its own Season 12 trailer on December 5, 2023.

Crave posted its teaser trailer on December 7.
MoDean's 2

**MoDeans 2** may refer to

* MoDean's II, a bar run by Gail after the original MoDean's burned down
* Modeans 2, episode 3 of season 3

**This article is a disambiguation page for MoDean's 2**

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Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Sanguinet

**Sanguinet**, often referred to affectionately as "Sanger," is a main character on *Shoresy*. He is introduced as Shoresy's teammate on the Sudbury Bulldogs, and shown to be his closest friend in Sudbury. He is played by Canadian actor Harlan Blayne Kytwayhat.

## Biography

Little of Sanguinet's past is known, but by the events of Season 1, he has become close friends with Shoresy and enjoyed some adventures with him, most notably receiving an underwater squeezer off their party island at Wasaga Beach while Shoresy was taking an aqua-dump. Sanger often tries to support his friend, whether backing him up in his many confrontations with others, sending PDFs, or simply offering encouragement. Shoresy does not find much value in these attempts, however, often shouting impatiently

> Shut the fuck up, Sanguinet. — Shoresy
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When Nat fires Michaels and threatens to fold the team, Shoresy proposes to take the money she would have paid the coach and bring on four new players: "one top line of Canadian grade studs to fill the nets." Sanguinet, he proposes, will serve as coach. Although Sanguinet identifies as a player, his skills on the ice are not valued, as Shoresy also indelicately observes (Never Lose Again):

> You're a healthy scratch on a last-place club in the NOSHO. Go for a soda. — Shoresy
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Sanguinet agrees to the plan, but not without hesitation. He does not know how to coach, and he does not want to yell at anyone or to be a bully. Shoresy offers him encouragement on both matters, telling him he will help with the lineups for the first game against the Timmins Timber Kings, and that Sanguinet is like his brother, and should feel comfortable calling him a "fucking useless cunt" if need be (Know Your Role). Nat tries to shoot some promotional videos for the team with the new coach, but he is too stiff on camera, likened to a puppet (Wingman Wayne).

Sanguinet over time grows into his role, like the members of the team, learning how the various players bring their strengths to the team. Even his focus on positivity as a motivator, which Shoresy scorned earlier, also has an effect; Shoresy did not need to chirp a single member of his own team in their first game against the Soo (Don't Poke the Bear).
Don't Poke the Bear

Crave

**Don't Poke the Bear** is the sixth and final episode of Season 1 of *Shoresy*, first released on Crave on May 27, 2022.

## Synopsis

The Soo Cyclones return for the Bulldogs' final game of the season.

## Appearances

* Shoresy
* Nat
* Sanguinet
* Ziigwan
* Miigwan
* Dolo
* Hitch
* Michaels
* JJ Frankie JJ
* Goody
* Jim, Jim, and Jim
* Cory
* Liam
* Laurence Leboeuf
* Angelo Policetti (Daniel Pupella)
* Luca Policetti (Danny Bruzzi)
* Laura Mohr
* Alice
* Tessa Bonhomme
* Anik
* Mercedes (Eliana Jones)
* RA (Brian McGonagle)
* Lysandre Nadeau
* Jay Onrait
* Benny
* Remy
Jacob Tierney

Gary Goddard Agency photo

**Jacob Tierney** is the co-creator of *Letterkenny*. He has directed every episode and has, with fellow executive producer Jared Keeso, written almost every episode. He also plays the recurring character Glen.

## Career

Tierney began his entertainment career at the age of six, appearing in *Ford: The Man and the Machine*. In the early 1990s played Max Townsend in *Dracula: The Series*, Greg in *Watatatow*, and Eric in *Are You Afraid of the Dark?* He starred in *Josh and S.A.M.* in 1993, and won a YTV Achievement Award for Acting the same year.

He made his directorial debut with the short film *Dad* in 2002, and write and directed his first feature-length film, *Twist*, the following year, which was nominated for four Genie awards. He wrote and directed 2009's *The Trotsky*, which won him two Canadian Comedy Awards and a Genie.

## Personal background

Tierney is the son of noted producer Kevin Tierney (*Bon Cop, Good Cop*) and Brigid Tierney, a teacher. His younger sister Brigid Tierney also works as an actress.
Season 9

Season 9 DVD

**Season 9** of *Letterkenny* was released on Crave in Canada on Christmas Day, Friday, December 25, 2020. It was released the following day, Saturday, December 26, on Hulu in the United States.

## Plot

As announced in Bell Media's *The Lede*:

Season 9 of LETTERKENNY kicks off with the Hicks, Skids, and Hockey Players attending an American Buck and Doe following the fight with Dierks (Tyler Hynes). Katy takes her scorched earth dating strategy back to Letterkenny and Gail (Lisa Codrington) gets some action of her own. Meanwhile, the Hockey Players learn about Judaism and the whole town gets really into sleepover activities like movies, board games, and girl talk. Then, a “breastaurant” opens in Letterkenny and Tanis (Tiio Horn) starts her own energy drink.

## Production

Due to the outbreak the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020, plans for Season 9 were unclear. In September 2020, executive producer Mark Montefiore told Sudbury.com that shooting that was supposed to have taken place in August and September for seasons 10 and 11 had been pushed to 2021 (Sudbury.com), suggesting that filming for Season 9 had already been completed.

The trailer for the new season was released on show-associated social media on November 18, 2020, along with the announcement of the new release date in a press release by Bell Media.

Like the previous two seasons, Season 9 comprises seven episodes with no intervening holiday special. Its Christmas release date follows a show tradition that began with Season 2.

## Promotion

A trailer for the season was posted to the Crave and Letterkenny Problems YouTube channels on November 18, 2020.

A teaser trailer followed on December 7.

Hulu released its own trailer on November 18.
Letterkenny Shamrockettes

The **Letterkenny Shamrockettes** are a women's ice hockey team based at the Letterkenny Memorial Arena. Their classification is unclear, but their name, colors, and logo suggest they are the female counterpart to the junior Letterkenny Shamrocks.

Unlike the Shamrocks and the Irish, the Shamrockettes had enjoyed great success, winning back-to-back championships. In the process, however, they had a habit of driving away coaches. When the Irish folded, the Coach took over their operation, and recruited
Reilly and Jonesy as his assistants (The Ol' College Try)​​​​.

Team unity was threatened when Mary-Anne and Betty-Anne butted heads; the Coach discovered that they had split over a rivalry over a man: Shoresy. Reilly and Jonesy were tasked with rebuilding team spirit, which they accomplished by telling the women that Shoresy had made sexist comments about their hockey abilities. This process was almost derailed when Shoresy was assigned to be a linesman at the championship game, but the team emerged victorious. Betty-Anne scored the winning goal, assisted by Mary-Anne, winning back-to-back-to-back championships for Letterkenny and the first cup that Coach, Reilly, or Jonesy had ever shared (Back to Back to Back).

When Tanis reorganizes the Letterkenny Irish, the Irish and Shamrockettes play an exhibition game against one another. Demonstrably outmatched, Mary-Anne and Betty-Anne call off the game midway through (W's Talk, Baby).

## Players

* Betty-Anne (#10)
* Mary-Anne (#20)
Season 7

**Season 7** of *Letterkenny* was released on Crave at midnight Eastern Time on October 11, 2019, the Friday before (Canadian) Thanksgiving, and at midnight Eastern Time on the following Monday, October 14, on Hulu in the United States.

## Production

Bell Media announced the premier date on June 5, 2019 in *The Lede* (Bell Media). A tweet from the Letterkenny Problems account followed on June 6. Production commenced in Sudbury summer 2019, after the *Letterkenny Live!* U.S. tour concluded in June.

This was a break from the show's previous pattern of "six-pack" releases. Starting with Season 3, the show had released a late winter or spring holiday special (for St. Patrick's Day, Easter Sunday, and Valentine's Day thus far), then a six-pack on or around Canada Day (July 1), a fall or early winter holiday special (Halloween and Christmas), and then a second six-pack on or around Christmas Day (December 25).

This marks the first season where *Letterkenny* is billed as a "Hulu Original" comedy (Variety). Hulu does not have a direct creative role in the show; the designation signifies that it has exclusive U.S. streaming rights to all future episodes. The Hulu partnership begun in 2018 saw the first two seasons released on July 13, all subsequent seasons and specials on December 28 (three days after Crave), and the Valentine's Day special on February 14 (13 days after Crave).

Little was revealed about plot or character developments except that the Hicks would start an agricultural call-in radio show.

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Further details were previewed by Jacob Tierney, Mark Montefiore, Nathan Dales, Michelle Mylett, and K. Trevor Wilson on a panel at the ATX TV Festival in Austin, Texas on Sunday, June 9, 2019, moderated by Joana Robinson of *Vanity Fair* (Hollywood Reporter, Polygon).

The official trailer was released on YouTube on September 27, and the teaser was released on YouTube on October 4.
Baron Samedi

**Baron Samedi** is one of the loa of Haitian Vodou, specifically the loa of the dead.

## Biography

Baron Samedi was once summoned by John Schrank in hopes that he could make a deal with Samedi to resurrect his dead girlfriend, Emily. Samedi agreed to the deal only if Schrank could kill Theodore Roosevelt. On March 5, 1876 Schrank did shoot Roosevelt, but the bullet lodged in Roosevelt's chest only after hitting both his steel eyeglass case and a 50-page copy of his speech he was carrying in his jacket. Having failed to kill Roosevelt, Samedi did not resurrect Schrank's girlfriend and mocked him while he was imprisoned.

Some years later while Roosevelt and his daughter Alice where visiting Haiti, Alice fell ill. At this time Samedi came and taunted Roosevelt, ready to claim another of Roosevelt's loved ones. However Roosevelt tricked Samedi and stole his "most powerful possession", his top hat, and returned with Alice to New York City safely. The top hat was then placed in the care of Wyatt Earp, who hid it in Purgatory.

Samedi was summoned in Purgatory by Schrank's grandson, Josh Miller, who also wanted to strike a similar deal to that of his grandfather, wanting to resurrect his own dead girlfriend. Samedi refused the deal as Miller's grandfather had already failed him.

While in Purgatory Samedi began looking for his stolen top hat. He approached Nicole Haught, who was made aware of him through her work arresting Josh Miller in connection to items stolen to summon Samedi, and asked about his top hat. He went on to visit Nicole in hospital while she was poisoned, wanting to make a deal with her if she could locate his hat. He offered to make things better between Nicole and Waverly again, claiming he could stop the pain and turn Waverly's heart.

After finding the hat Nicole and Jeremy confronted Samedi. Jeremy tried a spell against Samedi but it was not effective. Nicole lit the hat on fire which caused Samedi to scream and disappear.

## Appearance

Nicole describes Baron Samedi in her first encounter with him as "has a cane, late 40′s, dark skin, dressed super well" and while visiting in her hospital as "dressed in a tuxedo and had a white skull painted on his face".

## Summoning

To summon Baron Samedi:

1. One must be clothed in funerary attire
2. Find the oldest grave in the cemetery and dig a new grave. His powers are strongest there
3. Place the remains in the grave with the feet pointing south
4. Use iron chains to encircle the grave
5. Draw His symbols in sugar surrounding the grave
6. Drink the finest spiced rum and smoke a cigar
7. Bring extras for the Baron. He will be thirsty after his long journey
8. Meditate on his picture and call his name

## Trivia

* Lighting Baron Samedi's hat on fire did not kill him as "Baron Samedi is never gone for long. He's proven himself very resilient in the past."[1]
Bonnie McMurray

**Bonnie McMurray** is a recurring character on *Letterkenny*, played by Kamilla Kowal.

> "Hi, Wayne." — Bonnie
>
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## Biography

Bonnie is the younger sister of McMurray. McMurray often suggests to Wayne that she and Wayne would make a good pair. Bonnie is herself attracted to Wayne, and mentions that she wished she could have a dance with him when watching him and Angie dance. When home from school she worked as a cashier at the dollar store, and tells him to take ice without paying. When Wayne and Katy hold interviews to see the best way to spend their inheritance from Uncle Eddie, she narrates each contender unbidden (Uncle Eddie's Trust)​. Wayne is discomfited, however, given their age difference (The Battle for Bonnie McMurray).

She has an unpleasant run-in with the Skids, who "crop dust" the dollar store (The Election). When MoDean's II opens, she gets a job there as a waitress, alongside Glen (MoDeans 2).

After MoDean's II burns down, she becomes a waitress at the Letterkenny Ukrainian Centre, and is often seen there. After MoDean's 3 opens, she works there as a bartender, where her jealousy over Wayne leads her to make inhospitable comments about Marie-Fred (What Could Be So Urgent?).

She also takes simultaneous employment at the opening day of the "Breastaurant".

Despite being an object of desire for her physical beauty she is still well liked and respected for work in many in many community & charity causes (The Haunting of MoDean's II)​.

## Relationships

Bonnie is desired by many in Letterkenny, including Daryl, Dan, and Katy, who barely concealed their interest when all attended a hot tub party at the McMurrays' home.

     She chose not to get involved with any of them, preferring to play the field (The Battle for Bonnie McMurray). Nevertheless, all of the Hicks are driven wild by her provocative dress (St. Perfect's Day)​.

Ironically Wayne, the one person she is actually attracted to, is the one person who is NOT attracted to her due to her age.

Bonnie has a serious crush on Wayne and is known for only responding to Wayne in the room with her signature "Hi Wayne" Wayne does not reciprocate her crush because of her age and is quite possibly in denial of the meaning behind of her filtrations gestures. He often responds to her in an adult, almost brotherly, manner.

In fact during "The Battle for Bonnie MacMurray" he was visibly uncomfortable at the thought of her in a sexual manner, and confused at the others attraction towards her.

Like Katy, she is the subject of unwanted attention from the citdiots at Ron and Dax's wedding, resolved only after the Hicks fight them in their hotel room (We Don't Fight at Weddings)​.

## Gallery

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Native Coach

:*For the character played by Mark Forward, see Coach.*
The **Native Coach** is a recurring character on *Letterkenny* in Seasons 7 and 8, portrayed by Brooker Muir.

His actual name has never been given, and he has never been addressed directly. He is known only as the coach of the Kerry County Eagles, the highly successful ice hockey team based at the Kerry County Arena on the Rez. It is not known whether he has been the coach for the duration of the series, or whether he joined the staff some time after the Irish played the Eagles (then known simply as the Native senior team) in The Native Flu in Season 2.

## Biography

Few details are known about the coach. He is first seen approached by Tanis, who wants to make changes to the team to get her younger cousins interested in following the Eagles again and thus out of trouble. As the team is top-ranked and has a shot at the national championship, the coach declines to make any changes, prompting Tanis to challenge him to a game with the revived Letterkenny Irish. He accepts a bet that if her team wins, she will get a say in the Eagles management, and if his team wins, she will give him a blowjob (W's Talk, Baby). His team does win, but he declines his prize and offers instead to take Tanis on a proper date (In It To Win It).

The Eagles' roster is bolstered by the addition of many former Irish players, including stars Shoresy, Reilly, and Jonesy, and the coach succeeds in making them the all-Ontario champions, sending them to the national tournament. He is last seen in National Senior Hockey Championship as the team claims the national championship.

## Appearance

The coach has short hair and a thin mustache and beard. He is always seen wearing either team garb or a suit.

## Gallery

*→ See **12** images of the Native Coach at **Images of the Native Coach**.*
Laurence Leboeuf

**Laurence Leboeuf** is a French-Canadian actress who portrays a fictionalized version of herself on Shoresy.

Born in Montreal in 1985, Leboeuf made her television debut in 1996 as Évelyne Boivin on the Radio-Canada drama *Virginie*. Her breakout role was Cody Myers on the teen drama *15/Love*, which ran for 54 episodes over 3 seasons, 2004–06. She has since appeared in numerous film and television roles and won or been nominated for a number of awards, including Best Actress in a Drama Series at the 2022 Canadian Screen Awards for her performance as Magalie Leblanc in the medical drama *Transplant*.

## Shoresy

Leboeuf is introduced as the current fling of JJ Frankie JJ, who to the surprise of the other Sudbury Bulldogs is a celebrity in Quebec and has dated a succession of Francophone celebrities. She arrives in Sudbury to watch him in action against the Timmins Timber Kings (Know Your Role). But announcers Remy and Benny report that another actress from Quebec, Lysandre Nadeau, has arrived, and has taken an interest in Frankie (If You Can't Win, Don't Play). She catches the two of them and leaves, prompting JJ Frankie JJ to chase after her back to Montreal—abandoning the team right before their showdown with the Soo Cyclones (Don't Poke the Bear).

## Appearances

* Don't Poke the Bear
* Hockey Brings People Together
* If You Can't Win, Don't Play
* Know Your Role
James Bay and Hudson Bay

**James Bay and Hudson Bay** are two Letterkenny natives turned professional hockey players in Europe who appear in "Great Day for Thunder Bay," the Season 4 finale. They are played by real-life brothers and professional snowboarders Craig McMorris and Mark McMorris.

## Biography

James Bay and Hudson Bay's return to Letterkenny to make hay sparks a great outpouring of excitement and infighting amongst the town's residents, as they represent a unique cross-section of Letterkenny's myriad groups: They're from a farming family (the Hicks); are part Native; are cousins to Stewart (the Skids); and were the all-time leaders in points, PIMs, and plus-minus for the Letterkenny Shamrocks, where their uniform numbers were 91 and 93, respectively. These factors, combined with their successful hockey careers in Europe, serve to make them hometown heroes to nearly everyone in Letterkenny.

   After some negotiation, Wayne and Tanis are able to combine their planned parties for the Brothers Bay into the "Great Day for Thunder Bay" event. Things nearly go off-plan due to the brothers not showing up right away (despite Reilly and Jonesy heading over to help them make hay), but they eventually arrive, having been busy enjoying the company of a variety of women, including Reilly and Jonesy's big-city slams, Tyson and Joint Boy's gym babes, and Wayne's ex and noted puck bunny Angie. They also reconcile with Stewart, who erroneously believed they considered themselves above him in their younger years, when in fact they wanted to hang out with him and agree to rip Chel with him later.

## Relationships

### Stewart

Stewart was fiercely resentful of his cousins, until he discovered they really did want to hang out with him.

## Trivia

* They are each named after significant bodies of water in Canada, which also feed into each other. Their parents, George Ian Bay and Fannie Bay, similarly share names with Georgian Bay and Fanny Bay. They are among the extremely few characters whose first and last names are both known, the others being Bonnie McMurray, Jim Dickens, and the Season 6 Mennonites.
* The brothers are almost always referred to by their first and last names and in tandem, usually with a reference to a word or words rhyming with "Bay" including "hay," "okay," "hooray" and so forth.
Ag Hall

Celebrating 125 years

The **Ag Hall**, officially the **Letterkenny Agricultural Hall**, is a setting of *Letterkenny*.

The Ag Hall is operated by the Letterkenny Agricultural Society, and hosting events there is a major source of income for the society. It is the largest such venue in town, hosting events that cannot be accommodated by the Legion or the youth center (Rave).

The hall is governed by a board of directors of which McMurray is president, although Wayne, at the behest of Jim Dickens, served for a short stint (The Election).

They were known to host an annual music jamboree, although that was canceled one year when Stewart rented out the facility for an entire week to prepare and run a rave (Rave). The Ag Hall is also the venue for the annual Letterkenny St. Patrick's Day Festival, one of the best-known such events in the province (St. Perfect's Day).

## Behind the scenes

The Ag Hall is represented by the Dr. Edgar Leclair Community Centre and Arena, a community hall and ice rink. The Leclair Centre is situated in the community of Azilda, in Greater Sudbury approximately 13 km from downtown Sudbury.
Behind the Scenes

**Behind the Scenes** short videos are periodically posted by Crave to promote *Letterkenny*.

## Season 1

The Season 1 Behind the Scenes videos were originally posted to YouTube on February 8, 2016

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## Season 2

The Season 2 Behind the Scenes videos were posted to YouTube on May 1, 2017.

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## Later

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Red Card Yellow Card

**Red Card Yellow Card** is the second episode of Season 7 of *Letterkenny*.

## Synopsis

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

## Cold Open

> Yeah, well, welcome to another Crack N Ag, and, bet youse can't, so… — Wayne
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The Hicks host another episode of their call-in cable public access show, but this time, they have brought beers. A viewer had sent Katy a DM that they felt like they were the fourth person sittin' around with them gabbin', and Wayne figured if they were just gabbin', they may as well have beers.

Keith Greydanus—whom the Hicks call "Gray Daniels"—dials in, and all shout awkward greetings and small talk about his name and his job at the sawmill. He complains that one of his co-workers is being a tit: Dalton Thibodeaux. Wayne says his old man is a tit too, to Dan's astonishment; they swap stories of his past misdeeds.

Gray Daniels continues, describing the task in excruciating detail, finally reaching the point: Thibodeaux is much less productive than his co-workers. The Hicks advise Gray Daniels to give him a kick in the ass, but he demurs, saying kids nowadays would complain about it, what with their anxiety, and depression, and autism. Dan chimes in.

> There is always, always, an alternative to violence. On that, I would like to be crystals clears. 'Cept if you're working fuckin' labour. — Dan
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They insist he put his foot on it, and Thibodeaux will either improve or quit, and everyone will be better off.

Stewart and Roald tell Katy she should play a song as a segue between callers, but she says they are getting in the way, and threatens to put her foot in it. She puts through a call from Dalton Thibodeaux, who says Gray Daniels is telling tales out of school. This sets off the Hicks, who all begin shouting at him.
Season 4

Season 4 DVD cover

**Season 4** of *Letterkenny* premiered on Canadian video-on-demand service Crave on Christmas, December 25, 2017.

The first four episodes of the season were written by Jared Keeso and Jacob Tierney. "The Letterkenny Leave" was written by Jesse McKeown, and "Great Day for Thunder Bay" was written by Jonathan Torrens. All episodes were directed by Jacob Tierney.
Jonathan Torrens

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**Jonathan Torrens** is a Canadian actor, writer, and television personality. His involvement with *Letterkenny* covers actor, voice actor, and writer roles. He was the voice of radio personality "Commander Donnie" in Les Hiques, and plays the Mennonite patriarch Noah Dyck in Dyck's Slip Out, Holy Sheet, and Dyck Meat.

He is credited as writer of seven episodes—Les Hiques, Great Day for Thunder Bay, Bock et Biche, Dyck's Slip Out, Letterkenny vs Penny, W's Talk, Baby, and Holy Sheet—and with Jared Keeso as writer of Dyck Meat.

He may be best-known to *Letterkenny* fans and others, however, for his involvement with the mockumentary TV series *Trailer Park Boys*, with which *Letterkenny* is sometimes compared. He plays the recurring character J-Roc, a would-be rapper, who has appeared in 67 episodes as well as all the *Trailer Park Boys* movies. Torrens is also a writer for *Trailer Park Boys*, credited on 27 episodes.

Torrens began appearing on stage as early as Grade 1. He was one of the hosts of *Street Cents*, an International Emmy Award-winning youth-oriented consumer/sketch show, from 1989 to 1996. In 1996 he began hosting his own sketch show, *Jonovision*, for which he earned seven Gemini Award nominations.He has had recurring roles on a variety of other television programs, most recently Robert Cheeley on *Mr. D* and as Bob the commentator on *Game On*.
Season 8

**Season 8** of *Letterkenny* was released on Crave at midnight Eastern Time on Christmas Day, December 25, 2019, and at midnight Eastern Time on Friday, December 27, on Hulu in the United States. A Region 1 DVD distributed by Elevation Pictures was released in 2020.

## Production

The surprise announcement of a Christmas release came via social media on November 28, 2019, with a Tweet from Crave about new episodes streaming Christmas Day. The Season 8 trailer was presented December 5, 2019 via the show's official Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram feeds.

Like Season 7, this schedule marks a break from the previous several "six-pack" releases, with seven episodes, coming only ten weeks after the previous season's release, and with no intervening holiday special. It is the second season marketed as a "Hulu Original" comedy, and the first new season to be distributed to SBS On-Demand in Australia.

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Alexander

**Alexander** is a recurring character on *Letterkenny*, played by Canadian comedian and actor Jeff McEnery.

> This must be where the dicks hang out, eh? — Alexander
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## Biography

Alexander's second cousin, Joint Boy, describes him as "slow-learnin'." He is first encountered at the urinal in the men's washroom at MoDean's; Wayne and McMurray enter and proceed to urinals on either side of him. Alexander's attempts to make conversation about Wayne's ex's new beau are not well-received, both on account of the topic and the location.

> Eyes on your own work there, Super Chief. — Wayne
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On a later occasion, he wanders out to urinate in the parking lot, where Angie's new beau attacks him, prompting Wayne to intervene in Alexander's defense, leading to a fight which Wayne wins handily (Ain't No Reason to Get Excited).

For Wayne's defense of Alexander, Joint Boy offers not to fight Wayne for the title of Toughest Guy in Letterkenny; Wayne, however, observes that he did not do so to avoid the fight, as he had no idea who the fuck Joint Boy was. They do scrap, with Wayne coming out on top, but befriend each other immediately afterward (Super Soft Birthday).

> 'Cause that's where the dicks hang out — Wayne
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Alexander is not seen again for some time. Wayne sees him in Yard Sale Saturday (Season 8, Episode 5), again in the washroom at MoDean's, where Alexander repeats his joke that this is where the dicks hang out. Gail had hired him to help clean up, and in the "forty-eight fiscal hours" he has been at it, he has seen some horrors, like shit on the outside of the "torlet," and even on the outside of the "uriness." McMurray, happening in on the conversation, is regaled to the horrors by an increasingly traumatized Alexander. McMurray, equally triggered by the description decides he would rather just piss outside.

He is at the farm for the first time when he pulls up to the produce stand trying to sell tickets to his brother's upcoming buck and doe, without much success considering his brother is "a bit of a grump" and his sweetie's "a twat" (Sundays are for Picking Stones).

## Quotes

* Alexander : This must be where the dicks hang out, eh?

McMurray : Our dicks hang out, yours is like a mushroom in a cornfield. Mind your fucking business, Alexander.

Alexander : Seen Angie with her new dude, what a fucking dandy.

Wayne : Eyes on your own work there Super Chief.

## Appearances

* Ain't No Reason to Get Excited
* Yard Sale Saturday
* Day Beers Day
* Prostate
* Sundays are for Picking Stones
* Nudes
* Influenzas

## Gallery

*→ See **5** images of Alexander at **Images of Alexander**.*
Degens (episode)

## Degens

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### Director

Jacob Tierney

**Degens** is the sixth and final episode of Season 11 of *Letterkenny*.

## Synopsis

Jivin’ Pete and the Degens are stirring up trouble.

## Appearances

* Wayne
* Daryl
* Katy
* Dan
* Reilly
* Jonesy
* Stewart
* Roald
* McMurray
* Gail
* Mrs. McMurray
* Rosie
* Bonnie McMurray
* Joint Boy
* Tyson
* Degen (Wayne St. George)
* Jivin' Pete
* Anik
* Dr. McDavid (Ashley German)
MoDean's

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**MoDean's**, in its various incarnations, is a primary setting of *Letterkenny*. Operated by Gail, it is the only bar in town and as such a popular spot for the Hicks and the hockey players. The Skids can be found there too from time to time in the early seasons, becoming regulars as the show went on. In Season 3, it was a too-popular destination for degens from upcountry, who inflicted much damage on the establishment until Gail hired her cousin Bradley to serve as a bouncer (Bradley Is a Killer).

Gail's establishments were seemingly fire-prone. The original MoDean's Roadhouse burned down under circumstances that are never explained, leaving the town of Letterkenny without a bar. Gail opens a new establishment as MoDean's II, hiring Bonnie McMurray and Glen for waitstaff, and sees success for some time as a bar and performance venue, for instance hosting a standup act and a talent show (Letterkenny Spelling Bee).

MoDean's II mysteriously burns down as well, and for a time the Hicks take their drinking to the Ukrainian Centre. Nevertheless, Gail persists and in Season 6 opens a third MoDean's, a more upscale establishment stylized MoD3an's. This iteration has proved more fire-resistant, enduring ever since, with Bonnie continuing in her role. Gail at one point envisions expanding the operation to attract a wider crowd, as "MoDean's Family Style Pub & Grill Tap House Eatery Resort Golf Casino," but this is met only with disapproval from the Hicks, and the idea is presumably dropped (Red Card Yellow Card).

## Behind the Scenes

MoDean's Roadhouse was a bar and performance space in Listowel, Ontario, Jared Keeso's hometown and the town on which the fictional town of Letterkenny is based. Like its namesake it was one of the only nightlife spots in town, and also like its namesake it closed down, although it was business conditions rather than fire that did them in.

The original MoDean's Roadhouse from Season 1 was filmed at the former Frood Hotel on Kathleen Street in Sudbury, Ontario, next to the dollar store (Donovan Variety) and across the street from the building used as the Letterkenny Walk-In Clinic. When this bar went out of business, it was no longer available for filming, and so the location was written out of the show as having burned down.

Fusions Bar and Restaurant, on Errington Avenue in nearby Chelmsford, was used for MoDean's II. Unfortunately it, too, went out of business after filming Season 3, and the new owners declined to allow its use for filming, hence the location was written out of the show again. After Fusions itself closed, the space became available again, but MoDean's II was already said to have burned down, and so the establishing shot of MoD3an's is made from the opposite site of the building.
Season 3

Season 3 DVD cover

**Season 3** of *Letterkenny* premiered on Canadian video-on-demand service CraveTV (now Crave) on Canada Day, July 1, 2017.

Jared Keeso and Jacob Tierney wrote all episodes except "Les Hiques," which is credited to Jonathan Torrens. Jacob Tierney directed all episodes.

A Region 1 DVD distributed by Universal Studios Home Entertainment was released on November 21, 2017. Season 3 was released on Hulu on December 27, 2018 for streaming in the United States.

## Production

Before Season 2 had even premiered, Crave TV ordered a third season of Letterkenny, announced a Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation event in Sudbury on August 6, 2016 (Playback). At the event, Ontario Premiere Kathleen Wynn announced the provincial government would provide $2.3 million to support five productions shooting in Sudbury: *Letterkenny* as well as *Game Changes*, *A Perfect Christmas*, *Love's Complicated*, and *Amélie et compagnie*.

BellMedia announced the start of filming for season 3 on February 23, 2017 (Bell Media); in contrast to the first two seasons, Season 3 is set in the wintertime.

The season's release date of Canada Day was announced on June 1, 2017 (Bell Media). On December 17, 2018, Hulu announced it would release Season 3 as well as Season 4–6 and all intervening holiday specials on December 27.

## Characters

Alexander De Jordy, who played "sideskid" Devon in seasons 1 and 2, did not return for season 3. His disappearance was noted in-universe, but never explained.

* Wayne
* Daryl
* Dan
* Tanis
* Katy
* Shep and Kingsley
* Reilly
* Jonesy
* the other Letterkenny Irish
* Coach
* Stewart
* Roald
* Gae
* Angie
* McMurray
* Tyson
* Joint Boy
* The Ginger and Boots
* Alastair and the degens
* Gail
* Shoresy
* Bonnie McMurray
* Glen
* Jivin' Pete
* Les Hiques
* Mrs. McMurray
* Rosie
* Bradley
Influenzas

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**Influenzas** is the fifth episode of Season 11 of *Letterkenny*.

## Synopsis

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

## Appearances

* Wayne
* Daryl
* Katy
* Dan
* Reilly
* Jonesy
* Stewart
* Roald
* McMurray
* Coach
* Gail
* Mrs. McMurray
* Jim Dickens
* Mary-Anne
* Noah Dyck
* Anita Dyck
* Bonnie McMurray
* Jivin' Pete
* Charity Dyck
* Alexander
* Tassie
* Cassie
* Dove (Kayla Lorette)
* Beth (Kara Duncan)
* Donatella (Calie Portelance)
* Rafaella (Mikayla Papineau)
* Lucy-Anne (Elise Bauman)
Bradley

**Bradley** is a guest character on *Letterkenny* in Seasons 3 and 4, played by Adrian Holmes.

## Biography

After MoDean's II is trashed by degens, Gail hires her cousin Bradley as a bouncer. The Hicks love Bradley and are enthralled by the news, and Bradley and Rosie are each other's favorite cousin.

   They are gathered at MoDean's when Bradley arrives. He greets them warmly and does impressions of celebrities for them, making them howl with laughter. He also tells them that they are off degen duty, and are free to get as drunk as possible—against Katy's strong advice.
Bradley successfully fends off the degens, but the Hicks become extremely drunk and extremely annoying. Daryl pushes his nipples against him, Dan continuously challenges him to foot races, and Wayne constantly asks him to do impressions, responding with his annoying laugh.

    Fed up, Bradley knocks out Daryl and Dan, in turn prompting Wayne to raise his fists in their defense despite Rosie's pleas (Bradley Is a Killer).

    Afterwards, things are tense between Wayne and Rosie, before Bradley calls them from Gail's birthday party to help them clear the air. He tells them that the fight does not affect his impression of either and that he should not stand in the way of their relationship (Never Work a Day in Your Life).