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Richard "Ricky" LaFleur is a fictional character in the television series Trailer Park Boys. He is one of the three main protagonists on the show, along with Julian and Bubbles. Portrayed by Robb Wells, the character was created by series creator Mike Clattenburg. Ricky also appears in five films; two short, and three feature length.
- Trinity Collins (daughter)
- Robb Wells
- The Cart Boy (1995) (short)
- Jim Cory Jacob, Randy Jacobson, Randy Lahey, Richard (by Bubbles)
- "It's Clear to See Who Makes The Pants here."
- "Survival of The Fitness, Boys."
- "Worst-Case Ontario..."
- "He Passed with Flyin' F*****N' Carpets."
- "Think That'll Just Be Water Out of The F***** Fridge?"
- "Atodaso."
- "What Comes Around Is All around."
- "I'm Not A Pessimist, I'm An Optometrist."
- "Get Two Birds Stoned at once."
- "Sweet Empowered Chicken?"
Ricky is able to twist a sentence like no other character on television, which he demonstrates in almost every episode in some way, but one of the best was during the fourth season episode "If You Love Something, Set It Free." After Bubbles adopted a high mountain lion that attacked Cory and Trevor, Sarah told them they weren't allowed to work with...
After Cory and Trevor disappeared while on a mission for Ricky and Julian in the seventh season's "We Can't Call People Without Wings Angels So We Call Them Friends," the boys discovered Julian's car crashed into the lake, which led them to believe that their two helpers had died. While Julian and Bubbles were concerned, Ricky brushed it off as nat...
The more common saying when discussing the worst possible outcome in any given situation is to wonder about a "worst-case scenario," though Ricky is definitely not known for his understanding of common sayings. When Ricky tries to convince Bubbles to go along with a check scam so they could buy a rocket set for Bubbles to make him feel better, he d...
The fourth season episode "Propane, Propane" saw the boys attempting to move Ricky's dope with a truck that they need Bubbles to drive since Ricky's dad refused to help with the plan because he didn't want to get caught in his own disability scam. RELATED: 15 Secrets Behind The Making Of Trailer Park Boys: The Movie While Bubbles obviously didn't p...
While Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles usually work together on their various business adventures over twelve seasons of Trailer Park Boys, the eighth season saw them somewhat divided as Julian had his bar, Bubbles had his Shed N' Breakfast business, and Ricky was busy growing dope, as usual. However, when the film crew from SwearNet arrived to document ...
There are a few things that distinguish the average Rickyism from the kind of Rickyism that you'll never forget and may eventually make its way into your own vocabulary, and one of those things is definitely irony. Ricky's absurd turns of phrase can sometimes just seem random, but certain words like "atodaso" (Ricky's phonetical interpretation of t...
We're all familiar with the phrase "what goes around comes around," but you've got to hand it to Ricky when it comes to his own iteration of this common saying. "What comes around is all around" definitely misses the point behind the original saying, but there's a pretty fair argument to be made that it is at least a factually correct statement. An...
Ricky is undeniably a total idiot, but some of his best Rickyisms are statements that seem moronic on the surface but actually seem to have some philosophical depth to them if you really think about them. One such statement is his classic "I'm not a pessimist, I'm an optometrist". RELATED: Trailer Park Boys: 15 Best Running Jokes Fans Love To Quote...
Once again, Ricky proves himself to be a kind of linguistic idiot savant with "get two birds stoned at once". Yes, he completely annihilates the classic "kill two birds with one stone" saying, but the meaning behind it is dead on. The whole idea behind the idiom is that you're accomplishing two things at once, which theoretically still applies to g...
Sweet empowered chicken is one particular Rickyism that we love simply because once you've heard the words, why would you ever want regular old sweet and sour chicken instead? It's possible Ricky never actually learned the word sour, or just never put two and two together. However, sweet empowered chicken seems appropriate because, in the eyes of m...
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- "Does A Bear S*** On The Pope?" Season 10, Episode 4, "Sh*t Covered Cave Teeth." There are already a few variations on this colorful way to agree to something, but this Rickyism from the episode "Sh*t-Covered Cave Teeth" is one of the best.
- "And Why Do You Look Like Indianapolis Jones?" Season 3, Episode 6, "Where In The F*ck Is Randy's Barbecue?" In Season 3, Cory and Trevor crash Ricky's car into Mr. Lahey's trailer and cause some serious damage.
- "Supply And Command." Season 3, Episode 6, "Where In The F*ck Is Randy's Barbecue?" Early on in the series, Ricky and Julian work out that they can grow marijuana and sell it in the local jail where they can charge much more for it in one of the best Trailer Park Boys episodes.
- "Dressed All Over." Season 5, Episode 8, "Dressed All Over & Zesty Mordant" Some of the best Ricky Trailer Park Boys quotes come from misunderstandings over French and English labels, which is a common issue in Canada.
Trailer Park Wiki. in: Characters, Main Characters, Real-World, and 5 more. Ricky. Richard LaFleur. Ricky is the craziest and the dope grower of the group. Portrayed by. Robert Wells. Aliases. Ricky. Rick Reveen Dope Man (S4, E5) Series/Season. Every episode, Every season. Biographical Information. Age. 51. Date of Birth. March 20, 1971.
Sep 23, 2020 · While there are limitless Rickyisms — and everyone has their own tub of tea — here, dear Heisensteins, are some of the best ways the self-smarted Ricky has expressed himself on Trailer Park...
Jul 31, 2019 · Published Jul 31, 2019. Ricky may be the most popular of the Trailer Park Boys but even he has his own weird quirks and secrets. Trailer Park Boys is a mockumentary mixed with ad-libbed lines and sympathetic but wacky antiheroes, inspired by the struggles of everyday life. Julian might be the character that brought in the cameras, but it's ...
