Writer, designer, full of reckless ideas. Nothing better than a great soundtrack combined with a great show/movie and used to maximum effect. The conversation is direct, sweet, and a healing balm on the wounds Marie Fred left all of us with. I let the credits roll all the way through and sit in my now silent living room for a moment before I finally breathe out a quiet but heartfelt, “Holy shit,” and start the episode over. The significance of Gus trying to protect Katy by keeping her at home should not be lost on any of the audience. We enter the last episode of season 8, Day Beers Day, with a cold open in which Hockey Players Reilly and Jonesy enter Modean’s 3 in compression shorts and little else (Ahem… YEW! The phone call you never want to receive, the person you love getting down on a knee in front of you, a fist flying through the air toward your face… Letterkenny hits these moments of change with a slowed down view that mirrors the simultaneous chaos and weight of life, and this final episode of season 8 weaponizes its greatest tool to incredible effect.
and then Rosie comes out of Wayne's bedroom. The Queen of Dragons turned out to be crazy and evil. S8 finale was a return to form that looked all the better due to the contrived, lazy writing of many of that season's other episodes. The song is Do It, Try It by M83 I believe. Its such a powerful example of friends having each other’s back and the strong bond they’ve all developed since the start of the show. Dierks' little habit of mumbling "very cool, very nice" about everything is more infectious & obnoxious than Larry David's "pretty, pretty, pretty good" catchphrase from Curb. If you’ve watched Letterkenny up until this point, you have probably noticed that the dogs are mirrors for the characters, Wayne in particular. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast, More posts from the Letterkenny community. Hicks, Hockey Players, and Skids alike all discuss Katy’s new relationship, the McMurray’s sexual escapades, and their mutual dislike of Yanks. I think she was nearly in tears. This is where the episode shifts from inaction to action. With Katy and Dierks, however, we have all felt Wayne’s older brother anxiety as we watch Katy fall head over heels for somebody who hasn’t directly given us any reason to dislike him, but still seems to be a general shitbag. That scene sith the M83 track Do it, Try it, and the scene from season 5 ep 6 in the bar when Wayne sees Marie Fred in the back room with the song Harmonium - Un musicien parmi tant d'autres playing. There is no separation between these groups any longer, at this point.
These are their problems. At first he looks like he knows he's in trouble, and you see he's thinking about maybe there's a way to get out of this, and then the other woman is all over him and you can see in his eyes that he knows that she's doomed him, but he doesn't say anything to her, because clearly he's got feelings for her too and it wasn't her fault. I honestly wish we could have had 15 more seconds. We see the juxtaposition between Katy and Wayne’s respective relationships throughout this episode.
Also season 7 is much better in context, I didn't like it much on first viewing but knowing what comes after makes it a great building season with an incredible payoff. Was kinda bummed they played it that way. Letterkenny consists of hicks, skids, hockey players and Christians. Perfectly used. The joy Letterkenny brings its viewers is in its earnestness, in that ability to not take life too seriously except for when it’s necessary. Is a spiritual experience.
I’d just finished watching the latest season of Letterkenny, Jared Keeso and Jacob Tierney’s Canadian sitcom brought to life by its hysterical cold opens, slow motion fight scenes, and unendingly lovable cast. I haven't read a lot so i don't know what ppl are thinking but i liked dierk. To see this rag tag group of people band together, regardless of their differences, to stand up for their friend who was wronged, means a lot to me. Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account. My wife and I just watched this last night. Letterkenny consists of hicks, skids, hockey players and Christians. These two paths come to a head in this final episode, as the full episode opens in Modeans 3 with Wayne directly confronting Dierks when Katy isn’t around, grabbing the shitbag’s face and telling him, “I am fucking dying for a piece of you.” And like, really, aren’t we all also dying for Wayne to get a piece of Dierks? Maybe 10. I know we all know what happened but I wanted to see Wayne's face just....one. The last scene of the season was amongst my favorites of the show. M83’s “Do It, Try It” washes over me while I’m sitting on the couch in my apartment, unable to formulate concrete words with my now-useless mouth. This show has some of the best music usage that I've ever seen. White denim, toro y moi and death from above are also excellent tracks, More posts from the Letterkenny community. These are their problems.
Jared does a great job with the soundtrack. ), … The music choice was great. There’s only M83’s “Do It, Try It,” and a dawning realization that you, a person who started watching a show for the Canadian slang and the fart jokes, care very deeply about these characters and their lives. We have one last moment of calm when we see Katy arriving to see Dierks, and we hope against hope that he isn’t with another woman…but of course, he is. I just love the show and wanted to get this out of my system.**. What Jared Keeso, Jacob Tierney, and their entire team of writers started with was a funny and endearing look at small town Canadian culture, but in the past 8 seasons it has elevated to what feels like a genuine and heartfelt look at life, relationships, and the importance of found family. ), jumping right into a banter-filled conversation with Gail, Katy, Rosie, and our protagonist Wayne arguing over the pros and cons of wearing so little while going for a run. S8 finale was a return to form that looked all the better due to the contrived, lazy writing of many of that season's other episodes. While it isn’t apparently necessary or vital to the overarching plot, I would argue that we need those moments of lighthearted mocking to build up our morale as we go into the full episode. Letterkenny’s cold opens are always guaranteed to get a laugh, and this one is no exception. If you haven’t watched Letterkenny before, it’s a little difficult to describe. Good song and fit the scene perfectly. Letterkenny is one of the biggest and never-ending shows from Canada, the show has been complete its 8 seasons very comfortably and gained huge popularity with the time. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. This is a necessary grounding for us, the audience, and one that we’ve all come to expect and love. ), jumping right into a banter-filled conversation with Gail, Katy, Rosie, and our protagonist Wayne arguing over the pros and cons of wearing so little while going for a run. "Everyone looks like everyone", "Aujourd'hui, ma vie c'est d'la marde", and "It always Happens This Way" are even better. As these peoples stories have been told over the past few years, you have unwittingly fallen into their found family too. Katy getting a call and being left hurt and disappointed, Wayne and Rosie going to meet the rest of Letterkenny, this misfit group of people who have become family over the past 8 seasons all rushing to Katy’s aid… There is something so righteous and powerful watching these people rally, no questions asked, to defend their own.
Canadian TV series. "Everyone looks like everyone", "Aujourd'hui, ma vie c'est d'la marde", and "It … The balance between lighthearted jokes and deeply human moments of vulnerability is so well executed that you don’t even notice at first that you’ve become attached to these characters and this world.
The writers have placed the audience in Wayne’s position here, which makes sense given the fact that he is our protagonist. Press J to jump to the feed. I used to work in that field[licensing/syncrhonization/publishing) and the show creators and music supervisors have something truly special. I think my favourite bit of the ending to season eight is the look on Dierks face when he realises he's been caught. Season 8 of Letterkenny was released on Crave at midnight Eastern Time on … While it isn’t apparently necessary or vital to the overarching plot, I would argue that we need those moments of lighthearted mocking to build up our morale as we go into the full episode. I loved the ending scene, it honestly felt pretty emotional for me. If you have a strong community, I can (have) seen this exact kind of thing happen. Some have compared it to the likes of Workaholics, Trailer Park Boys, and Napoleon Dynamite, but there’s something incredibly heartwarming and rewarding about Letterkenny that brings it to a level all its own.
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