Since 2001, the Trailer Park Boys have been devising get-rich-quick schemes while being harassed by the trailer park head of security, Mr. Lahey, and his shirtless partner, Randy. Over the course of 11 seasons, three movies, a cartoon, and countless specials and live shows, this low-budget Canadian sitcom slowly became a cultural phenomenon that is still going in one form or another today. It became such a big deal that celebrities like Snoop Dogg and Jimmy Kimmel started making cameos in the later seasons.
This is all despite the fact that Trailer Park Boys has a very niche sense of humor. To hardcore fans, the thought of Mr. Lahey calling himself “The Liquor,” and everyone calling Julian “Patrick Swayze” is hilarious. To non-fans, it just sounds like a bunch of nonsense.
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