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Bonnie is the younger sister of McMurray . McMurray often suggests to Wayne that she and Wayne would make a good pair. Bonnie is herself attracted to Wayne, and mentions that she wished she could have a dance with him when watching him and Angie dance. When home from school she worked as a cashier at the dollar store , and tells him to take ice without paying. When Wayne and Katy hold interviews to see the best way to spend their inheritance from Uncle Eddie, she narrates each contender unbidden ( Uncle Eddie's Trust ) . Wayne is discomfited, however, given their age difference ( The Battle for Bonnie McMurray ) .
She has an unpleasant run-in with the Skids , who "crop dust" the dollar store ( The Election ) . When MoDean's II opens, she gets a job there as a waitress, alongside Glen ( MoDeans 2 ) .
After MoDean's II burns down, she becomes a waitress at the Letterkenny Ukrainian Centre , and is often seen there. After MoDean's 3 opens, she works there as a bartender, where her jealousy over Wayne leads her to make inhospitable comments about Marie-Fred ( What Could Be So Urgent? ) .
She also takes simultaneous employment at the opening day of the "Breastaurant".
Despite being an object of desire for her physical beauty she is still well liked and respected for work in many in many community & charity causes ( The Haunting of MoDean's II ) .
Bonnie is desired by many in Letterkenny, including Daryl , Dan , and Katy , who barely concealed their interest when all attended a hot tub party at the McMurrays' home.
She chose not to get involved with any of them, preferring to play the field ( The Battle for Bonnie McMurray ) . Nevertheless, all of the Hicks are driven wild by her provocative dress ( St. Perfect's Day ) .
Ironically Wayne, the one person she is actually attracted to, is the one person who is NOT attracted to her due to her age.
Bonnie has a serious crush on Wayne and is known for only responding to Wayne in the room with her signature "Hi Wayne" Wayne does not reciprocate her crush because of her age and is quite possibly in denial of the meaning behind of her filtrations gestures. He often responds to her in an adult, almost brotherly, manner.
In fact during "The Battle for Bonnie MacMurray" he was visibly uncomfortable at the thought of her in a sexual manner, and confused at the others attraction towards her.
Like Katy, she is the subject of unwanted attention from the citdiots at Ron and Dax 's wedding, resolved only after the Hicks fight them in their hotel room ( We Don't Fight at Weddings ) .
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Bonnie McMurray invites Katy and the guys to a hot tub party. Bonnie McMurray invites Katy and the guys to a hot tub party. Bonnie McMurray invites Katy and the guys to a hot tub party.
At one point at the table Wayne asks, "what's the frequency Kenneth?" This references to an R.E.M. song by that name. The song in turn references something a mugger inexplicably said to reporter Dan Rather while assaulting him on a NYC street.
When Dary and Dan profess their love for Bonnie McMurray, they end up with her and the gang in a hot tub. Wayne and Katy are also there. Anyway, all they can think of to do is pass gas and make bubbles. Ridiculous but it works for this show. The other plot lines have to do with a confrontation between Gae and Tanis, and a new direction for the Irish hockey team.
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^ Jump up to: a b The show does not definitively state Wayne and Katy's last name, but certain shots of Katy's profile in the episode "Fartbook" display Katy's last name as "Campbell." Other shots omit her last name, and it has never been mentioned since.
^ Harris, Bill (February 2, 2016). "Jared Keeso's 'Letterkenny' carves out its own place on Crave TV" . The Toronto Sun . Retrieved April 15, 2019 .
^ Jump up to: a b "Never Work a Day in Your Life". Letterkenny . Season 4. Episode 1. December 25, 2017. Crave .
^ "We Don't Fight at Weddings". Letterkenny . Season 5. Episode 1. June 28, 2018. Crave .
^ "What Could Be So Urgent?". Letterkenny . Season 6. Episode 1. December 25, 2018. Crave .
Letterkenny is a Canadian comedy television series created by Jared Keeso and developed by Keeso and Jacob Tierney . The series' first season premiered on CraveTV on February 7, 2016. [1] Throughout its run, the series has featured a variety of actors in both long-term lead roles and inconsistent supporting appearances. Nineteen cast members have appeared in every season.
The pilot episode opens with the text "Letterkenny consists of hicks, skids, hockey players and Christians. These are their problems." While the latter group was phased out early on, the structure of the show revolves around the other three groups of characters.
Wayne [a] ( Jared Keeso ) is the leader of the "Hicks", regarded as "toughest guy in Letterkenny." Wayne is protective of his sister and his best friends Daryl and Squirrelly Dan. As a "good old boy," he has a strict code of ethics and manners, but he often gets into fights to protect the community, his friends, and his farm. Even his fighting is strictly ethical: he keeps the fights at the end of the laneway, and he never fights dirty.
Wayne runs the small farm he and his sister live on, along with a produce stand on the property. He takes his work "chorin'" very seriously, sometimes too seriously to the concern of his friends. Wayne loves dogs and is not a fan of children.
Wayne's love life is a major arc in the series, as season 1 sees him getting over his breakup with his high school sweetie Angie, who convinced him to give up fighting. He has an on-off casual relationship with Tanis beginning in season 2, eventually entering into a long-term relationship with Gail's cousin Rosie after arranging for their dogs to mate. At the Great Day for Thunder Bay party celebrating a visit by the Bay brothers, Wayne resists an invitation from Tanis for a tryst in the barn, and instead drives over to Rosie's. She informs him, however, that she plans to move to Vancouver to work in pit bull rescue, and the couple part ways amicably. Although Wayne and Tanis try having a romantic relationship, they realize they are not compatible. Season 5 ends with Wayne being introduced to a Québécois woman named Marie-Fred who is similarly unlucky in love. Wayne proposes to Marie-Fred at the end of season 6, but walks in on her cheating on him in season 7, ending the relationship for good. Season 8 sees Wayne and Rosie rekindle their relationship and they steadily date throughout Seasons 9 and 10.
Wayne is almost always seen in a tucked-in flannel shirt, jeans, and boots, always without a belt. He occasionally wears a turtleneck during the winter months, a clothing choice his companions consider questionable. He is usually seen with his arms crossed and eyes squinted, even when relaxing.
Daryl ( Nathan Dales ), often referred to as Dary , is a dairy farmer who has been best friends with Wayne since childhood. He is relatively taciturn, speaks in a monotone, and mispronounces words like "basket." Dary is almost constantly in his barn clothes, and has trouble communicating with women, leading to most romantic prospects fizzling out. He is often the butt of his friends' jokes. Nevertheless, he is shown to be quick-witted and intellectually curious, with a large vocabulary he can hurl at verbal opponents.
Katy [a] ( Michelle Mylett ) is sister to Wayne. She is confident and well-respected in Letterkenny, although in early episodes she expresses disdain for Dan and especially Daryl. She likes to wear provocative clothing, explaining that covering up is "not [her] forte." Katy is bisexual and has had many partners throughout the series, including Reilly and Jonesy, and has shown interest in Bonnie McMurray and Mrs. McMurray.
Season 8 sees Katy falling for Dierks, a good-looking but enigmatic American. He accepts her proposal to remain exclusive, but is caught cheating in the season finale. In season 9, a broken-hearted Katy decides to go "scorched earth," dating as many people as possible, before coming to the conclusion that no one in Letterkenny is dateable.
"Squirrelly" Dan ( K. Trevor Wilson ) is the hicks' storyteller with a tendency to append "-s" to singular words as his trademark, e.g. "That's what I appreciates about yous Ms. Katys." Despite this vocal tic, Dan is very intelligent, at one point explaining that "sushi" and "sashimi" are irregular plurals when others mis-pluralize them. In addition, he is very modern and open-minded, taking a women's studies class at a local community college and being open to anal masturbation .
McMurray ( Dan Petronijevic ) is another member of the agricultural community in Letterkenny and president of the Agricultural Hall. McMurray is of Scottish and Serbian descent, and he is a stereotypical "man's man" full of big talk and sexual machismo, despite wanting to be forward-thinking. He can be called on for any fight the hicks get into that Wayne and friends cannot personally resolve, but while Wayne gets along with him reasonably well most of the Letterkenny residents view him with scorn. McMurray speaks generally with a clenched jaw, so many of his words sound jumbled or slurred.
Mrs. McMurray ( Melanie Scrofano ) is McMurray's wife and his secretary at the Agricultural Hall. She is bisexual and a swinger, along with her husband, and often drinks gin and tonics .
Gail ( Lisa Codrington ) is the owner of MoDean's (and later MoDean's II and MoD3ans). She is hypersexual and highly attracted to Wayne, regularly propositioning him to his mild discomfort. She is prone to occasional outbursts of swearing. She is the cousin of Rosie and Bradley.
Reilly ( Dylan Playfair ) and Jones, commonly known as "Jonesy" (Andrew Herr) are hockey players and best friends. They are inseparable, doing almost everything together, including sexual "takedowns". At the beginning of the series, they are both dating Katy, and when she decides she wants a monogamous relationship with Reilly, he ends up breaking it off rather than be separated from Jonesy.
At the start of the series, they are accused of being poseurs who enjoy the hockey lifestyle but do not take the game seriously. Through hard work, they become the top scorers on their team, although it still is not enough to keep the team from folding. In the following season, they become assistant coaches for the successful but hot-tempered Letterkenny Shamrockettes, leading them to the championship for the third time in a row. Later, they become top scorers for the Kerry County Eagles, and end up representing Ontario in the National Senior Hockey Championships. They are approached to be spokesmen for BroDude Energy, but fail to convince the company they are marketable.
Coach ( Mark Forward ) is the unnamed Letterkenny hockey teams' coach with anger management issues. He moves up through the local teams along with Reilly and Jonesy, often to their
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