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Mike, John Paul and Robb take their new 'SwearNet' concept into a TV studio to record an Internet show in front of a live audience and with numerous friends and guests, including Pat Roach, Leigh MacInnis and their own alter egos, the Trailer Park Boys.

The Boys contiune their fucked up adventures as cartoon characters in Season 2 of Trailer Park Boys: The Animated Series. Ten episodes packed with mayhem and classic antics you won't want to miss.

Carrying on from the Season 12 finale, the boys have become complete cartoons. Picking up after the events of the original series' twelfth season, The Animated Series continues to follow the misadventures of a group of trailer park residents, some of whom are ex-convicts, living in the fictional Sunnyvale Trailer Park in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

Ricky, Julian and Bubbles bring their trailer park humour out onto the stage for a night of bravado, schemes and an intoxicated acting demo.

As Bubbles operates a home brewery, Julian and Ricky try to go legit. But when a big business deal beckons, the Boys soon fall into their old ways.

Bubbles' plan to spread the true meaning of Christmas is dashed by Julian's wish to cash in on the holiday and Ricky's quest to meet the real Santa.

The boys are back on the loose as Bubbles, Julian and Ricky head south of the Canadian border for some outrageous American adventures.

When Bubbles and Ricky find Julian living in a shipping container, the boys get back together to grow some weed and try not to get killed.

As Barb sets out to get revenge on Julian, the boys race to raise legal fees by turning the park into a casino, which attracts a surprising clientele.

Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles go to Europe for a paid vacation and realize when they get there they have to complete tasks in different countries to earn money to party.

In Season 9, Ricky and Julian are released from jail and return to Sunnyvale Park only to find that it's been turned into an alcohol and dope-free retirement camp by Lahey and Barb, with Bubbles running a seniors fast-food and games plaza. While Ricky struggles to get back together with Lucy, Julian schemes to gain control of the park.

In Season 8, Ricky, Julian and Bubbles are back with greasy new schemes to strike it rich and get out of the trailer park, despite the interference of their vengeful park supervisor Jim Lahey and his shirtless toady Randy. Season 8 brings the boys more misguided adventures, including Julian opening a sports bar, and Bubbles launching a "Shed and Breakfast".

The boys head to Ireland after winning a contest to see Rush but are arrested by immigration and must perform a community service puppet show.

After their latest jail stint, boozy pals Julian, Bubbles and Ricky plan to go legit but learn trailer park manager Jim aims to demolish their homes.

In Season 7, the Boys take their moneymaking schemes across the United States border in ten all-new episodes of The Trailer Park Boys. The new season revolves around the boy's cross-border shenanigans: the cheap price of dope in Canada means Julian and Rick must look for opportunities south of the border to make a profit. Bubbles decides he needs a hobby and starts collecting model trains. Julian has an idea: to smuggle the drugs into the United States, the boys and their new accomplices will build a model train track through the forest across the border and hide weed in the freight cars of the train. This seventh season includes guest appearances by Sebastian Bach (former lead singer of Skid Row), country music singer George Canyon, and the late Denny Doherty, founding member of The Mamas and the Papas.

In this feature-length adventure, Ricky, Julian and Bubbles -- just out of jail -- plan the lamest scheme yet: to get rich by stealing tons of change.

In season six, the Sunnyvale denizens are up to their usual hijinks: Bubbles decides to go legit and opens a feline dream vacation area and theme park called 'Kittyland'. Ricky becomes a garbage man and enlists Trevor to move people's lawn furniture to the curb to be collected and Julian attempts to get into the real estate business and starts buying trailers. Elsewhere, Randy is fed up that Lahey can't seem to stay sober and becomes the Associate Trailer Park Supervisor. Cory and Trevor become entrepreneurs, opening a 'Convenients Store', and Ray gets kicked out of the park for living in the cab of his old rig and throwing 'pissjugs' out the window. Things get unhinged when Mr. Lahey finds super 8 footage taken on Halloween 1977 proving Ricky, Bubbles and Julian caused him to be kicked off the police force and become an alcoholic.

Season 5 opens in a Nova Scotia jail with all three of the boys (Julian, Ricky, and Bubbles) in prison. It wasn't as much fun this time, though. The boys are bored, and Ricky's pissed because the guards won't let him smoke in the slammer. It'll be worth it, though, because when they're released, they'll own Sunnyvale Trailer Park. Thanks to the proceeds from the big dope sale at the Snoop Dog concert in Moncton, the boys are rich.

When we left the park last year, Julian, Mr Lahey, and Randy had all gone to prison in a botched ATM heist, but notably absent at the Con College was Ricky, who despite his best efforts, was unable to get arrested and has now become Trailer Park Supervisor. Together with his trusty assistant Bubbles, Ricky has walled off a portion of the park, where he carries out various illegal activities. Most significantly, Ricky has planted and is growing several HUGE fields of marijuana.

For the first time in their lives, Julian and Ricky get out of jail as rich men, however, Ricky has no intention of allowing Julian to invest his money in long-term investments. Ricky's thinking is more short-term: get some dope, some rum, and a couple of pepperoni sticks to take back to the park. Never let it be said, however, that the Boys don't take care of their friends. Back home, Julian surprises Bubbles (Mike Smith) with new living arrangements, while Ricky buys Bubbles a set of wheels to get around the park. Mr. Lahey (John Dunsworth) and Randy (Pat Roach) keep a vigilant eye at all times on the three.

Building on the success of the first season, a season which earned Trailer Park Boys a Gemini nomination in the Best Ensemble Performance category, this year starts with Julian and Ricky getting picked up outside of prison by Bubbles. Things are going to be different this time, they vow. The days of nickel and dime scams are over. It's time to go big or go home. Time to get professional. Julian has a plan. It's called 'Freedom 35' and it calls for Ricky to grow as much of his awesome dope as he can, which Julian will then sell to prisons across the country through his prison guard contacts. In return, they'll make a trailer full of cash, enough to let them retire early and stay out of crime forever.

Trailer Park Boys is a series about love, friends, and family, or perhaps it's about everything that can go wrong with love, friends, and family. At the center of Trailer Park Boys are Ricky, Julian and Bubbles, whose lives are shaped by their experiences growing up in Sunnyvale Trailer Park.