Letterkenny season 12 episode 6 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

During a casual chat, Wayne and Katy express their relief at the Letterkenny Banner removing the Stork Report, which announces local births. Reilly and Jonesy, however, enjoy reading it. The hicks and hockey players prepare for a potential scrap with degens, sharing mutual respect despite hurling insults. Stewart and Roald reflect on their past misadventures and the rise and fall of Fartbook. Later, the skids attempt to organize a rave at the Ag Hall, initially met with disinterest. They ultimately decide to cater to various musical tastes and use Facebook for promotion. The episode wraps up with a successful hockey-themed hick rave, featuring an electronic remix of "Sun Darts - Reimagined."

Full Episode S12E06 Recap

### Opening Scene at the Produce Stand - The conversation starts with Dary mentioning the Stork Reports being cut from the Letterkenny Banner. - Wayne expresses his approval, labeling the report on births as inappropriate. - Reilly and Jonesy argue in favor of keeping the Stork Report, enjoying the simple pleasure of knowing who in the community had kids. - Wayne and Katy stand firm on their stance, preferring more relevant news such as police briefs and local sports scores. - An argument ensues about the feasibility and tradition of storks carrying babies, leading to a humorous debate about the nature of falconry and the abilities of various birds. ### The Hicks and Hockey Players Prepare for a Confrontation - The group discusses their readiness for a confrontation with more degens (degenerates) than themselves. - They ponder the frequency of such fights and the ratio of degens in the population. - The hockey players express their respect for the hicks, but Wayne dismissively questions their identity in a humorous exchange of insults. ### The Skids, the Preacher, and the Fartbook Conundrum - Stewart and Roald reminisce about their past ventures, including drug dealing and running an after-hours club. - They argue with Glen over the theft and subsequent failure of Fartbook, a social platform they created focused on farting. - Glen highlights the influence of Fartbook, despite its downfall, on platforms like OnlyFarts and Spotifart. - Ultimately, they decide to host a rave at the Ag Hall, aiming to return to their roots. ### The Ag Hall Rave - The skids invite the hicks to their rave, but the hicks decline. - Frustrated with the low interest, the skids brainstorm music genres that might attract a broader audience. - They decide to promote the event on Facebook, hoping to have something for everyone. ### Hockey-Themed Hick Rave - The rave turns out to be a hockey-themed event blessed by the preacher. - As a special treat, they debut an electronic remix of the local favorite song "Sun Darts - Reimagined." - The episode concludes with the community coming together to enjoy the rave, showcasing the unique blend of their rural culture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does Wayne think the Stork Report should be cut from the newspaper?

Wayne finds it inappropriate to have a report announcing which people had kids.

What is the Stork Report?

The Stork Report is a section in the Letterkenny Banner that announces local births.

Why do Reilly and Jonesy like the Stork Report?

They find it fun to read and enjoy discovering who in the community has had kids.

What is the argument between Wayne and the hockey players about?

They argue about the tradition of storks carrying babies and whether or not it's an appropriate form of news.

What is the consensus on the number of degens in the population?

There is no clear consensus; guesses range from one in ten to one in eight.

What do the hockey players express to the hicks?

They express respect for the hicks after everything they've been through together.

What are some of the past ventures of the skids?

They have been small-town and big-city drug dealers, got jacked, and ran an after-hours club.

What is the significance of Fartbook in the episode?

Fartbook is a failed social platform created by the skids, which Glen argues has influenced other platforms despite its downfall.

Why do the skids want to host a rave at the Ag Hall?

They want to return to their roots and bring people together with music.

How do the hicks respond to the invitation to the rave?

The hicks initially decline the invitation to the rave.

What solution do the skids come up with to attract people to the rave?

They suggest having a little something for everyone in terms of music and promoting the event on Facebook.

What special treat is offered at the hockey-themed hick rave?

An electronic remix of the local favorite song "Sun Darts - Reimagined" is debuted.

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