Letterkenny: 10 Best Episodes According To IMDb

One of the best unsung series out right now is the Canadian comedy Letterkenny. Jared Keeso’s hysterical show is simply about the problems hicks, hockey players, skids, and Christians face in a 5,000 person town. The show is often focused on fast-talking scenes that have more quotable lines in a thirty-second stretch than most series have in a season

The show is consistently highly reviewed on IMDb, and deservedly so. Now having eight seasons available to stream on Hulu, here are the ten best episodes of the entire series so far, according to IMDb scores.

10 Dyck’s Slip Out – 8.9

The fourth episode of the sixth season follows the Dycks, a couple of Mennonites out looking for their children, who have not returned from their rumspringa.  The couple traverses the whole town, asking every major character from the cast for information. This tour of town makes for a string of hilarious scenes that, of course, don’t shy away from the low-hanging fruit the episode is centered around.

9 Letterkenny Spelling Bee – 8.9

In the town of Letterkenny, just about every event, big or small, is a full community function, bringing nearly everyone out. The annual adult spelling bee is no different. Episode four of season five follows the gang as they go to support Katie in the spelling bee, where she goes up against many of the show’s comedic side characters.

The extra screentime given to characters fans don’t see as much makes this episode shine, as well as the show’s typical move of adding faux importance to something as ridiculous as a spelling bee.

8 Finding Stormy A Stud – 8.9

The sixth and final episode of season 2, this one follows Wayne as he struggles to find a stud to breed with his favorite dog Stormy. Lucky for him, the sexually charged bartender Gail is more than willing to help, bringing a series of potential suitors over.

This episode peaks in its final moments, when nearly every woman Wayne has had romantic interaction with converges for a huge cliffhanger ending. However, fans of the show know how much weight those cliffhangers actually carry.

7 Bock et Biche – 9.0

The fifth season finale has the hicks go to Quebec for the second time, to help their new-found French friends defend an engagement party from degenerates from up-country. The episode is fun just because it features the French friends, who are always a great addition, but it also features some huge moments for both Daryl and Wayne, as they make big strides in their love lives.

Plus, it’s always a good time when the crew gets to fight degenerates from up-country. After all, they’ve been working overtime fighting degenerates from up-country.

6 The Native Flu, S2, Ep 4 – 9.0

The fourth episode in season two gives extra screentime to Riley and Jonesy, the dimwitted but loveable hockey players that quickly become two of the show’s best characters. The guys have an away game in a neighboring town that is known for winning fights in hockey games.

To make matters worse, the hockey players are going to be jumped again after the game. Luckily, they bring Wayne and company along as a defense.

5 In It To Win It – 9.1

The finale episode of season seven has the big return of the Letterkenny Irish, Riley and Jonesy’s hockey team. With the team come the hilarious players that haven’t been around for nearly two seasons.

The reunion of the wild sports team is everything fans could hope for and is played up perfectly for the big finale. Meanwhile, Wayne, Dan, and Daryl get very drunk running their call-in advice show, which makes for typical quick-witted hilarity.

4 Relationships – 9.1

The third episode of season two, Relationships, has a nice plot of Wayne trying his best to find love, but the central plot is not the most memorable part of this episode by a long shot. The funniest part of an episode of Letterkenny is often the first few minutes, as nearly everyone starts with a cold open of the characters having a fast-paced conversation about something unimportant to hilarious effect.

This one starts with a cold open featuring Wayne, Daryl, and Dan playing catch and talking about a particularly sensitive subject. It is arguably the funniest Dan moment of the show and almost undoubtedly the funniest cold open of the series.

3 W’s Talk, Baby – 9.3

The fifth episode of season seven is an episode of returns. Tannis comes back to help Riley and Jonesy bring back the hockey team, which means other characters are back, like the coach, Betty-Ann, Mary-Ann, and most importantly Shoresy. Shoresy, the faceless, trash-talking hockey player, is in rare form this episode, bringing his insult A-game.

Then, add on the fact that over on Wayne and friends’ show, McMurray is being insulted badly as well, and this is the episode most-loaded with insanely brilliant trash-talking.

2 Holy Sheet – 9.4

Luckily for anyone working their way through the series, the two highest-rated episodes of the series are also the final two, so it’s safe to say this show doesn’t know anything about diminishing returns. First, the episode that, based on previous seasons, would be assumed to be the finale of season eight, Holy Sheet. 

This episode features the return of the Dycks, as Wayne and company go to help the Mennonites with their chores. The episode is over-loaded with gags, and maybe the funniest episode of the whole series. To say any more would simply be taking away from this one.

1 Day Beers Day – 9.5

Every season of Letterkenny is ended by a holiday special, and season eight is no different, with Day Beers Day. The big difference here, however, is that usually, the specials feel far more like bonus episodes than the true finale to the season. That is not the case here.

The whole town is involved in the plot, which has real stakes, sometimes a rarity on the show. This episode feels like a big finale for season eight, complete with one massive fight to bring it all home.