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Suitable for mature audiences 16 years and over.
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A very funny canadian series that has become a cult classic. Well worth purchasing a great series which takes a very light hearted look at a trailer park and its residents. Some random story lines often built around cannabis growing, guns and jail. I haven't laughed so hard in quite some time, this is certainly a series that does that.
In the vein of The Office and Fat Pizza, TRAILER PARK BOYS presents a deliriously over-the-top look at life in a trailer park community from the point of view of the bumbling petty thieves and drug dealers who live there.
Trailer Park Boys is a series about love, friends and family, or perhaps all that can go wrong with love, friends and family. At the centre of Trailer Park Boys are Ricky and Julian, two guys whose lives were shaped by their experiences growing up in the Trailer Park. Their childhood was typical of most Trailer Park kids – stealing, fighting, smoking, drinking, scamming, listening to Van Halen and whatnot. The Boys have had their share of trouble with the law and with life. Much of their adult life has been spent behind bars of one kind or another. In fact, as this inaugural season begins, both Ricky and Julian are just getting out of jail. Julian blames Ricky for this most recent run-in with the law, and now as he prepares to start all over again, he refuses to talk to Ricky. Ricky wants and tries throughout the series to go straight – but old habits die hard.
Special Features:
All 13 episodes from the First and Second Seasons of this cult show
Deleted scenes
Alternate takes
Bloopers reel
Lost Interviews
Audio commentary on selected episodes
Alternative intro theme
Short film: “Cart Boy” by director Mike Clattenburg
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