Daryl and Katy try to help Wayne get some action, while Wayne reconnects with his inner fighter.

Wayne and Katy plan for Daryl’s annual “Super Soft Birthday Party”, despite Daryl wanting anything but.

Dan’s farting inspires a genius idea for the Hicks: Fartbook.

It’s competition time in Letterkenny! The first Hick to score some tail gets fifty bucks off their bar tab.

Daryl comes up with the idea to start a pest removal business while Stewart decides to become a superstar DJ and host his own rave.

The town descends into a revenge-fueled brawl, thanks to the Skids and their shady business practices. It's an old-fashioned donnybrook.

The hicks attempt to establish order at the Ag Hall while Reilly and Jonesy make the jump to Senior hockey.

The hicks, skids and hockey players participate in a Letterkenny election.

Wayne doubles down on finding love.

Reilly and Jonesy have an away game on the Rez.

Wayne and Katy inherit some money. Folks from Letterkenny pitch them on why it should be theirs.

Tension rises around Letterkenny while Wayne looks for a stud to breed with his beloved German Shepherd "Stormy."

Letterkenny folks hold their annual St. Patrick's Day party.

Wayne and the Hicks help their old pal Gail get to the bottom of a strange brew happening at the local bar.

It's Easter and it's Daryl's turn to hide the eggs. Glen and his unlikely sidekicks put on a Passion Play.

The Hicks throw a Christmas party.

The Matchmaker returns to Letterkenny to host a speed dating event.

Post fight with Dierks, the hicks/skids and hockey players attend an American Buck and Doe.

Kids with problems are given important life lessons… and hot dogs.

Katy takes her scorched earth strategy to Letterkenny. Gail gets some action of her own.

The hockey players learn about Judaism.

Sleepover activities only; movies, board games and girl talk.

A breastaurant opens in Letterkenny.

Tanis starts her own energy drink.

The women celebrate International Women’s Day by competing in an anti-beauty pageant where the winner is crowned “Miss MoDean-iality.”