Product Description
Rick, now Trailer Park Supervisor, has turned Julian's trailer into a dope factory and spends his days playing hash hockey with Bubbles. When Julian, Mr. Lahey and Randy all get out of jail on the same day, things at the park start to unwind. Julian learns of Ricky's fields of dreams and together they decide to try to buy the park. When the boys decide to create a distraction for their dope operations, Cyrus returns, J-ROC gets arrested and Ricky's Park Appreciation Day results in an appearance by the Green Bastard and Mr. Lahey getting his old job back. Trailer park life starts to spin out of control when Bubbles bad toothache results in the return of Conky and a run-in with Sam Losco. There is also a rumour in the park about Ricky and Barb's relationship and Randy takes to the streets again. The boys are happy when DVS finds a buyer for the dope, but soon after the police locate some of the crops, the boys are forced to do an overnight harvest. They accidentally kidnap real-life songstress Rita MacNeil and her band, and end up having a showdown with Mr. Lahey for all the marbles even though he seems to have lost his. By the end of the season, there is a new park owner but it's not who you think...
Bonus Content:
Disc 2 - Trailer Park Boys The Complete Fourth Season:
- Commentary Tracks
- Deleted Scenes
- Alternate Takes
- Lost Interviews
- Goofs, Gags and Ricky-isms
- Featurettes
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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
- Aspect Ratio : 1.33:1
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : NR (Not Rated)
- Product Dimensions : 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 4.35 ounces
- Director : Various
- Media Format : Multiple Formats, NTSC, Import
- Run time : 2 hours and 56 minutes
- Release date : September 13, 2016
- Actors : Trailer Park Boys
- Subtitles: : English
- Language : English (Stereo)
- Studio : Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
- Number of discs : 2
