Vindictive, alcoholic trailer park supervisor and disgraced ex-cop who constantly attempts to derail the boys' schemes and uses 'Shitisms' in his speech.
Paradise resident, provides witness testimony or information in local cases.
The corrupt trailer park supervisor who attempts to evict the boys by falsifying rent records. He witnesses money falling from Ricky's car, reports the theft, and chases the group in his vehicle. In court, his testimony is the sole evidence against the protagonists, but Ricky exposes his intoxication via a breathalyzer, causing Lahey's credibility to collapse and securing the boys' acquittal.
Ancient entity voice delivering mystical warnings and historical context.
The Manager employs Matt Freeman at a pizzeria after Matt decides he must help pay the pregnancy-related bills. The Manager makes Matt work later than legally allowed, although Matt performs well at the job. This employment increases Matt's exhaustion and contributes to the family's continuing financial strain.
Trailer park supervisor who uninvitedly attends a funeral and blames Ricky for his stroke. Secretly follows Ricky's group to plant cocaine in their vehicles. Becomes addicted to the drugs, later knocks out a police officer, fights Ricky, and gets tased. The shock reverses his stroke.
Jim Lahey is the main force opposing Julian, Ricky, and Bubbles. Sober at first, he opens a wealthy new trailer park and tries to demolish Sunnyvale because its sewer line must cross Julian's lot. After one drink, he relapses, destroys Ricky's cannabis operation and Julian's trailer, disrupts the bank robbery, threatens suicide, and ends up drunk and miserable in Cuba with the stolen money.
Commander of asteroid-based surveillance and defense.
Jim Lahey is closely connected to Randy and becomes a target of Julian's plan. At the Blandford Recreational Centre event, Jim becomes heavily intoxicated while Julian and the others exploit the confusion around the liquor, drugs, and food operation.
Jim Lahey attempts to control the trailer park by banning alcohol, but quickly violates his own rule. He helps provide Randy with food and temporary shelter through a church outreach effort, then continues drinking with him. His behavior causes another public confrontation and places further strain on his marriage.
Former leader of the Megashadow, referenced in lore.
Agile individual specializing in evasion and rapid movement tactics.
John Dunsworth has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Trailer Park Boys Collection with 5 titles. Signature works include Trailer Park Boys, Sweet Angel Mine, John Dunsworth: The Candidate. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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