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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Binding: DVD
Brand: TRAILER PARK BOYS-COMPLETE 4TH S
EAN: 0065935208310
Format: Import, NTSC
Label: Alliance Canada
Manufacturer: Alliance Canada
Publisher: Alliance Canada
Region Code: 1
Release Date: November 22, 2006
Running Time: 120 minutes
Sales Rank: 11490
Studio: Alliance Canada
Theatrical Release Date: April 20, 2004
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Media Type: DVD
Artist: TRAILER PARK BOYS-COMPLETE 4TH SEASON
Title: SEASON 4
Street Release Date: 04/19/2005
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Genre: TELEVISION
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The decrepit, loathsome and preposterously funny world of Sunnyvale Trailer Park begins season four in familiar fashion when anxious Julian (John Paul Tremblay), shirtless Randy (Patrick Roach), and hard-luck Lahey (John Dunsworth) all return home from prison. Typically, things have changed in the old neighborhood. Hirsute Ricky (Robb Wells) and weird Bubbles (Mike Smith) are growing a new dope farm and Lahey's old manager's trailer is now occupied by a new park boss (that would be Ricky). Things go downhill from there as subsequent episodes find a battle for possession of the park financed by pot, Bubbles takes on a wrestling persona as the Green Bastard, a cougar residing in the marijuana fields beats hell out of several of these losers, and Julian is mistaken for a Sasquatch. If one is new to Trailer Park Boys, getting used to the mockumentary-style textures, rhythms, and language of the show takes a little time. But once one adapts, this Canadian comedy is well worth the effort. --Tom Keogh
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Rating: - Bubbles delivers a tour de force in Season #4
Bubbles rules Season #4 of the Trailer Park Boys.
In three consecutive episodes, "The Green Bastard," "Conky" and "If You Love Something, Set It Free", Bubbles steals the season.
You will never look at ventriloquist dolls the same way again!
WARNING: This comedy series is stictly for adults. Twisted adults.
The Trailer Park Boys is for you if you own one or more of the following comedies:
The Simpsons
Arrested Development
The Office
Strangers With Candy
South Park
Reno 911
Rating: - I'm an American and I'm hooked on TPB's
I was finally able to get the Trailer Park boys in America. I'm hooked. The characters and plots stay true to form. And they have the same cast for the whole series. You get use to the language. THIS IS MY FAVORITE SEASON. I gobbled up all of the series they had. I can't wait to see the TPB's Movie in America on the big screen. About time!!!
Rating: - OMG, They are the greatest!!
Be very careful if you decide to watch this. You can easily get hooked on this show. Every minute is hysterical.
Rating: - One of the strongest seasons!
I had heard a lot about this series from my sister. Skeptical, I gave season 1 a shot and found it funny enough to keep going. I'm glad I did. Once I had grown to understand the characters better (about mid-way through season 2), I was hooked. Each season has its best moments, but all of them are based in character and situation -- the perfect blend of comedy. This is not a show for everyone, but if you laugh at shows like The Office or Curb Your Enthusiasm, then you will not be sorry for devoting yourself to the adventures of Julian, Ricky, and one of the best characters ever created: Bubbles.
Season 4 has Ricky acting as the trailer park supervisor for a time. Of course, things fall apart. But it's always fun to see how! Bubbles as The Green Bastard, drunk Bubbles singing about kitties, Ricky electrocuting himself, and Randy's gut -- there are so many moments it's unbelievable.
Rating: - Yes, it really is the funniest thing on TV.
No other show, Canadian or American, is as well done or as hilarious as Trailer Park Boys. We're living in a pathetic age of television. Although there are a few gems currently out there, the majority of what is available to watch is the endless list of copycat reality shows that have absolutely NO redeeming value whatsoever. Trailer Park Boys is a lighthearted, intelligent, funny, and purposeful series - one of the very few, and we're lucky it's truly Canadian. Take that, corporate dumbasses of America!
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