It’s Day Beers Day. Katy takes a trip.

The Hicks help the Mennonites with some choring.

Wayne doubles down on finding love.

Tanis tries to get the Irish back together.

Daryl heads back to Quebec. The Hockey Players battle the Native team.

Competition heats up at Letterkenny's Adult Spelling Bee.

The Hicks attempt to help Noah Dyck and Anita Dyck find their daughters.

Reilly and Jonesy have an away game on the Rez.

The Hockey Players try to win their first championship and Stewart is visited by some old friends.

The Hicks and Hockey Players travel to Quebec for Anik's pre-wedding party.

The men of Letterkenny receive head to toe physicals.

The town descends into a revenge-fueled brawl, thanks to the Skids and their shady business practices. It's an old-fashioned donnybrook.

Tension rises around Letterkenny while Wayne looks for a stud to breed with his beloved German Shepherd "Stormy."

MoDean's grand reopening gives Wayne the opportunity to confront Jivin' Pete.

The Hicks go fishing on the Quebec border and meet their French doppelgangers.

This Hicks and the McMurrays defend the majestic Canada Goose down at the local golf course. The turf war for the Dollar Store continues.

The Hicks, Skids and Hockey Players attend a Letterkenny wedding.

Wayne and Katy compete in a penny drive. The Hockey Players are nostalgic for the game.

Sleepover activities only; movies, board games and girl talk.

Wayne and Katy inherit some money. Folks from Letterkenny pitch them on why it should be theirs.

Bonnie invites the Hicks to a hot tub party, and Dan, Daryl and Katy compete for her attention.

Tanis recruits the Hicks, who recruits the Hockey Players, to help with a feud on the Rez.

It's the annual Century Club challenge at Modean's. Katy is disturbed by McMurray. The hockey players deal with the consequences of their wager.

Everybody’s dickering on Yard Sale Saturday.

Tensions with the Degens come to a head.