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Season 3 Episodes:
1. Ricky and Julian get out of prison rich men but Ricky kisses it all away in the end.
2. Ricky's job as Temporary Relief Assistant Trailer Park Supervisor threatens to blow the cover on Julian's bootleg vodka operation.
3. Ricky defends himself, Julian and Bubbles in court on charges of operating an illegal gas station.
4. Caught jacking more than just tunes, J-ROC tries to redeem himself by MC'ing a rap concert in the park.
5. Bubbles is so devastated about not getting tickets to the RUSH concert that Ricky decides to bring Alex Lifeson (Alex Lifeson) to the park to perform a private concert.
6. Julian's plan to remarket barbeques is thwarted by the arrival of Officer Erica Miller who Ricky met through his daughter Trinity's Junior Achievers' Program.
7. It is not a good day when Ricky shoots a road hockey ball through Mr. Lahey's window on the anniversary of his dismissal from the police force.
8. A rift develops between Ricky and Julian over Julian's decision to invite Officer Erica Miller on the cruise.
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14 of 17 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
For Geeks and Geeks Alike,
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This review is from: Trailer Park Boys: The Complete Third Season (DVD)
This deserves 5 stars. Why?1. Originality. The mocu-mentitive stile is hilarious. Only seen before on "This is Spinal Tap" (that I know of). 2. Only good Canadian show ever. Sorry "Kids in the Hall" fans. 3. Bubles glasses. Enough said. 4. Pants wetting hilarity. The show has the funniest stories and jokes. From stealing barbeques to stealing Alex Lifeson (Rush). 5. Bubles rap. The solidly most hilarious thing ever. Must see. There is only one bad thing about buying this set, peolple will not stop asking to borrrow it. This show can be enjoyed by anyone, must for your DVD collection.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Trailer Park Boys Rule!,
By Chris Murphy (Abu Dhabi, UAE) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Trailer Park Boys: The Complete Third Season (DVD)
It took me some time to catch on to this and when I first tried to watch it, thought to myself, "how lame", but then I gave the boys another chance.....I'm 45 years old, sat together with my 25 year old daughter who was already hooked on, watched a couple of episodes on HBO and alas...I was hooked. I am now living in the Middle East and bought the first two series before coming back out....on Friday nights I can sit here and watch the same episodes repeatedly, laughing harder and harder each time! Absolutely hilarious stuff....I only need to look at Bubbles and start laughing...and him on that go-cart...omg! too funny! love all the characters, Ricky going into that house and being attacked by "a killer kitten" Ha! Priceless......I hope the humor never ends...will definately be buying the latest season!
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Beyond Brilliant,
By A Customer
This review is from: Trailer Park Boys: The Complete Third Season (DVD)
I've watched all 3 seasons of TPB on DVD and I am convinced that the shows are beyond brilliant. One has to get past viewing the shows at "face value". It's a hysterical spoof of Canadian white trash culture. An exaggerated examination of a sub-class' preference for certain food, drink and "smokes". Overall lifestyle choices of "what-do-we-have-to-do-to-get-by". Or short-cuts-via-crisis-management . . trailer park style. In season 3, the scene of Bubbles playing and singing "Closer to the Heart" with Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson resulted in such side-splitting laughter that I literally fell off my seat. Bubbles also appears on the jumbo-tron during a live concert. The same goes for the scene where Lifeson gives the perpetually shirtless Randy a T-shirt to put on and he refuses, Bubbles enters the scene and states "Listen Randy, if somebody like Alex Lifeson gives you a f***ing t-shirt to put on, you put it on". The entire episode is hysterical beyond words. It must be seen! The shows are tightly written with poignant euphemisms, juxapositions of scenes that display total disgard to rules and regulations of society. The Trailer Park Boys are true Anti-Heroes. With many bits of Canadiana mixed in, one of the best scenes is Ricky living in his car or "cur" - Maritime style, watching the great Canadian classic TV show "The Littlest Hobo" - Go Canada . . . all the way to the Park! This DVD series is NOT TO BE MISSED! Also, the many extras, deleted scenes and outtakes included in the DVDs are fabulous as well.
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