Letterkenny

After a recent split from his lady, Daryl and Katy try to help Wayne find a new girlfriend, or at least a one-night stand. Daryl takes Wayne to a Christian youth group to help him with his "needs," which they all agree is a better solution than Tinder. But the good Christian group may not be exactly what they think. When they head to the local bar, an event reignites the fighter in Wayne, and he gets back to being his ol' self.

Keeping up the tradition from Daryl's childhood, when his mom used to throw him birthday parties, Wayne and Katy plan Daryl's annual 'Super Soft Birthday Party.' With Wayne back on the fight train, Dan has a few dudes he wants knocked out, putting Wayne on the road to reclaiming his title as the toughest guy in Letterkenny.

Dan's farting inspires a genius idea for the Hicks: Fartbook – a great way to catalogue farts and share them with friends. Wayne, Daryl, and Dan set out to make their Zuckerberg-esk idea come alive. Unfortunately, to do this they need to enlist the help of the Skids.

After Daryl, Dan, and Wayne tell Gail about their spring fever, she makes them a bet: The first one to get some gets 50 bucks off their bar tab. Meanwhile, Reilly and Jonesy long for the Katy's attention at their hockey games but she doesn't want to go if they never get any ice time. When Reilly and Jonesy approach their coach about getting off the bench he tells them they're posers, but if they get in shape, practice hard, and play with intensity, they might have a slight chance of getting on the ice. For Katy's attention, the Hockey Players will do just about anything.

Wayne and Daryl try to help get a possum out of the pulpit at the church, leaving Daryl with rabies, and Wayne with the idea to start a pest removal business. Meanwhile, Stewart has an epiphany and tells the Skids he's going to become a superstar deejay by hosting an epic rave.

When Wayne discovers a weed crop in Daryl's back bush, they decide to sell it to the Skids' competitors. Meanwhile, the Skids break their promise and start selling single cigarettes to the kids of Letterkenny. And when Reilly and Jonesy discover the Skids have been selling meth to the rookie on their hockey team, they're out for blood. Things are about to get ugly in Letterkenny as a revenge-fueled brawl begins. It's a good old-fashioned donnybrook!