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October 01, 2026, 08:46:27 PM
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Nine years ago some woman wanted attention from Mike Smith and claimed he raped her.



Today at court the judge threw it out after the Crown offered no evidence.  The gall of people who make up false accusations instead of living properly.  They never take into account the income and reputation of the people they accuse. 

Luckily, Mike is going back to work on the show Trailer Park Boys.  Can't you believe it's still running, @Owlcatz?



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October 07, 2026, 06:07:52 PM
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Im sorry for Mike Smith. It's a relief that no innocent people got hurt.

But wait a minute, is Trailer Park Boys back? Smiley
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October 07, 2026, 06:43:12 PM
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But wait a minute, is Trailer Park Boys back? Smiley

It never ended my friend!   Those guys are milking it for every cent they can.

Of course, it continues without Jim Lahey and Philadelphia "Phil" Collins.   John Dunsworth (Jim) played an alcoholic so well that every time I saw him speak he always looked and sounded drunk even though he never touched the stuff.   :/

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Trailer Park Boys (Pilot Film)
July 1999
Director Mike Clattenburg's original black-and-white feature film established the mockumentary concept and introduced Ricky and Julian. It premiered at the Atlantic Film Festival.

Main Series: Seasons 1–4
April 2001 – May 2004
The official TV launch on Canada's Showcase network. These early seasons set up the endless cat-and-mouse game between the boys, Mr. Lahey, and Randy inside Sunnyvale Trailer Park.

The Trailer Park Boys Christmas Special
December 2004
A prequel TV special set in 1997 that reveals the origins of many long-running park gags, showing how Randy's gut, J-Roc's hip-hop persona, and Mr. Lahey's drinking truly began.

Main Series: Seasons 5–6
April 2005 – May 2006
The original Showcase television run continues, expanding the roles of supporting Sunnyvale residents like Cory, Trevor, and Ray.

Trailer Park Boys: The Movie (The Big Dirty)
October 2006
The first major theatrical film. Backed by Ivan Reitman, it serves as a standalone, slightly higher-budget cinematic introduction to the boys outside the main television continuity.

Main Series: Season 7
April 2007 – June 2007
The final season of the original television run on the Showcase network.

Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys
December 2008
A one-hour television special serving as the true finale to the original series run, picking up exactly one year after the events of the Season 7 finale.

Countdown to Liquor Day
September 2009
The second theatrical film. Canonically, it continues the main storyline directly after the events of Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys.

Don't Legalize It
April 2014
The third feature film. Ricky fights against the Canadian government's push to legalize marijuana, fearing corporate weed will destroy his illicit grow operations.

The Netflix Revival: Seasons 8–10
September 2014 – March 2016
Actors Robb Wells, John Paul Tremblay, and Mike Smith purchased the franchise rights and resurrected the main series on Netflix, kicking off a new era in Sunnyvale.

Live Specials & Spin-offs
2014 – 2017
A wave of side content released between Netflix seasons, including live-recorded stage shows (Live in Fuckin' Dublin, Live at the North Pole) and global travel spin-offs (Out of the Park: Europe and Out of the Park: USA).

Main Series: Seasons 11–12
March 2017 – March 2018
The final live-action seasons of the Netflix run. Season 12 marks the last on-screen series appearance of John Dunsworth (Mr. Lahey), who passed away in late 2017.

The Animated Series: Seasons 1–2
March 2019 – May 2020
Picking up immediately after the Season 12 finale where the boys consume heavy hallucinogens, the main canonical storyline transitioned into animation.

Trailer Park Boys: Jail
January 2021
A spin-off series and accompanying short-form episodes hosted on Swearnet, focusing exclusively on the boys' time navigating the correctional system.

Standing on the Shoulders of Kitties
December 2024
Subtitled The Bubbles and the Shitrockers Story, this fourth major release successfully returned the franchise to live-action feature films.

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before January 1st 2027?

    No @1.15         Yes @6.00    
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October 07, 2026, 06:47:59 PM
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But wait a minute, is Trailer Park Boys back? Smiley

It never ended my friend!   Those guys are milking it for every cent they can.

Of course, it continues without Jim Lahey and Philadelphia "Phil" Collins.   John Dunsworth (Jim) played an alcoholic so well that every time I saw him speak he always looked and sounded drunk even though he never touched the stuff.   :/

Quote
Trailer Park Boys (Pilot Film)
July 1999
Director Mike Clattenburg's original black-and-white feature film established the mockumentary concept and introduced Ricky and Julian. It premiered at the Atlantic Film Festival.

Main Series: Seasons 1–4
April 2001 – May 2004
The official TV launch on Canada's Showcase network. These early seasons set up the endless cat-and-mouse game between the boys, Mr. Lahey, and Randy inside Sunnyvale Trailer Park.

The Trailer Park Boys Christmas Special
December 2004
A prequel TV special set in 1997 that reveals the origins of many long-running park gags, showing how Randy's gut, J-Roc's hip-hop persona, and Mr. Lahey's drinking truly began.

Main Series: Seasons 5–6
April 2005 – May 2006
The original Showcase television run continues, expanding the roles of supporting Sunnyvale residents like Cory, Trevor, and Ray.

Trailer Park Boys: The Movie (The Big Dirty)
October 2006
The first major theatrical film. Backed by Ivan Reitman, it serves as a standalone, slightly higher-budget cinematic introduction to the boys outside the main television continuity.

Main Series: Season 7
April 2007 – June 2007
The final season of the original television run on the Showcase network.

Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys
December 2008
A one-hour television special serving as the true finale to the original series run, picking up exactly one year after the events of the Season 7 finale.

Countdown to Liquor Day
September 2009
The second theatrical film. Canonically, it continues the main storyline directly after the events of Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys.

Don't Legalize It
April 2014
The third feature film. Ricky fights against the Canadian government's push to legalize marijuana, fearing corporate weed will destroy his illicit grow operations.

The Netflix Revival: Seasons 8–10
September 2014 – March 2016
Actors Robb Wells, John Paul Tremblay, and Mike Smith purchased the franchise rights and resurrected the main series on Netflix, kicking off a new era in Sunnyvale.

Live Specials & Spin-offs
2014 – 2017
A wave of side content released between Netflix seasons, including live-recorded stage shows (Live in Fuckin' Dublin, Live at the North Pole) and global travel spin-offs (Out of the Park: Europe and Out of the Park: USA).

Main Series: Seasons 11–12
March 2017 – March 2018
The final live-action seasons of the Netflix run. Season 12 marks the last on-screen series appearance of John Dunsworth (Mr. Lahey), who passed away in late 2017.

The Animated Series: Seasons 1–2
March 2019 – May 2020
Picking up immediately after the Season 12 finale where the boys consume heavy hallucinogens, the main canonical storyline transitioned into animation.

Trailer Park Boys: Jail
January 2021
A spin-off series and accompanying short-form episodes hosted on Swearnet, focusing exclusively on the boys' time navigating the correctional system.

Standing on the Shoulders of Kitties
December 2024
Subtitled The Bubbles and the Shitrockers Story, this fourth major release successfully returned the franchise to live-action feature films.

Oo yeah. I thought there will be new episodes in 2026 🙂
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October 07, 2026, 08:16:09 PM
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But wait a minute, is Trailer Park Boys back? Smiley

It never ended my friend!   Those guys are milking it for every cent they can.

Of course, it continues without Jim Lahey and Philadelphia "Phil" Collins.   John Dunsworth (Jim) played an alcoholic so well that every time I saw him speak he always looked and sounded drunk even though he never touched the stuff.   :/

Quote
Trailer Park Boys (Pilot Film)
July 1999
Director Mike Clattenburg's original black-and-white feature film established the mockumentary concept and introduced Ricky and Julian. It premiered at the Atlantic Film Festival.

Main Series: Seasons 1–4
April 2001 – May 2004
The official TV launch on Canada's Showcase network. These early seasons set up the endless cat-and-mouse game between the boys, Mr. Lahey, and Randy inside Sunnyvale Trailer Park.

The Trailer Park Boys Christmas Special
December 2004
A prequel TV special set in 1997 that reveals the origins of many long-running park gags, showing how Randy's gut, J-Roc's hip-hop persona, and Mr. Lahey's drinking truly began.

Main Series: Seasons 5–6
April 2005 – May 2006
The original Showcase television run continues, expanding the roles of supporting Sunnyvale residents like Cory, Trevor, and Ray.

Trailer Park Boys: The Movie (The Big Dirty)
October 2006
The first major theatrical film. Backed by Ivan Reitman, it serves as a standalone, slightly higher-budget cinematic introduction to the boys outside the main television continuity.

Main Series: Season 7
April 2007 – June 2007
The final season of the original television run on the Showcase network.

Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys
December 2008
A one-hour television special serving as the true finale to the original series run, picking up exactly one year after the events of the Season 7 finale.

Countdown to Liquor Day
September 2009
The second theatrical film. Canonically, it continues the main storyline directly after the events of Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys.

Don't Legalize It
April 2014
The third feature film. Ricky fights against the Canadian government's push to legalize marijuana, fearing corporate weed will destroy his illicit grow operations.

The Netflix Revival: Seasons 8–10
September 2014 – March 2016
Actors Robb Wells, John Paul Tremblay, and Mike Smith purchased the franchise rights and resurrected the main series on Netflix, kicking off a new era in Sunnyvale.

Live Specials & Spin-offs
2014 – 2017
A wave of side content released between Netflix seasons, including live-recorded stage shows (Live in Fuckin' Dublin, Live at the North Pole) and global travel spin-offs (Out of the Park: Europe and Out of the Park: USA).

Main Series: Seasons 11–12
March 2017 – March 2018
The final live-action seasons of the Netflix run. Season 12 marks the last on-screen series appearance of John Dunsworth (Mr. Lahey), who passed away in late 2017.

The Animated Series: Seasons 1–2
March 2019 – May 2020
Picking up immediately after the Season 12 finale where the boys consume heavy hallucinogens, the main canonical storyline transitioned into animation.

Trailer Park Boys: Jail
January 2021
A spin-off series and accompanying short-form episodes hosted on Swearnet, focusing exclusively on the boys' time navigating the correctional system.

Standing on the Shoulders of Kitties
December 2024
Subtitled The Bubbles and the Shitrockers Story, this fourth major release successfully returned the franchise to live-action feature films.

Oo yeah. I thought there will be new episodes in 2026 🙂

Sorry I was in a hurry I just saw you mentioned John Dunsworth. I heard the news of his death when I wanted to rewatch the series recently. He was my favorite character Sad I live in Turkey so sometimes we heard thats kind of things by chance.
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