Product Description

In this holiday prequel, it’s 1997 and Sunnyvale Trailer Park is getting ready for the holiday season. Julian’s got a great idea to make money this Christmas, Ricky gets confused between God and Santa, and Bubbles tries to get the Boys together for an annual Christmas bonfire.

Meanwhile, Mr. Lahey is thrilled because Christmas is the only day of the year that his wife Barb allows him to have a few drinks. Directed by series creator Mike Clattenburg, this hour-long special takes place before Jamie was J-Roc, before Randy and Lahey were a couple, and before the Shitmobile was missing a door.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #9830 in DVD
• Released on: 2007-11-06
• Rating: Unrated
• Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
• Formats: AC-3, Widescreen, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 47 minutes

On the DVD
F**k-up Reel
Alternate takes
Extended takes
Deleted scenes
Commentary track
New! Enhanced for 16x9 TVs
F**king Featurettes
Trailer Park Boys Xmas Special
From Sh*t flurries to sh*t blizzards
New! Trailer Park Boys the Movie: Behind the scenes
New! Trailer Park Boys 101

DVD Menu

• Disc #1 -- Trailer Park Boys: Xmas Special-The Dope and Liquor Edition
  • Play Featurette
  • Special Features
    • Trailer Park Boys The Movie Behind the Scenes
    • Trailer Park Boys X-Mas Special From S*** Flurries to S*** Blizzards
    • Deleted Scenes
    • Alternate Takes
      • Bird Suckin'
      • A Wasted Apology
      • Donnie's Hard to Deal With
      • Ricky's Pulling My Leg
      • We're Kinda Partying Right Now
      • He Meant Charity
      • A Christmas List for Ricky
      • Explain it to Me One More Time
      • Play All
    • Extended Takes
      • Pop N' Chip Time
      • These Pants are Tight
      • I'm Feling it Now
      • Play All
    • Gag Reel
    • Trailer Park Boys 101
    • Credits
  • Scene Index
  • Set-Up
    • English 2.0 Dolby Digital
    • Producer's Commentary
    • Play Feature
  • Previews
    • Rent-A-Goalie
    • Kenny vs. Spenny

DVD Chapters
Disc #1 -- Trailer Park Boys: Xmas Special-The Dope and Liquor Edition
1. A Lovely Time of Year [4:43]
2. Opening Credits [2:49]
3. Drunk Transmission [2:40]
4. Christmas Is About Family [5:12]
5. Business [3:14]
6. Three More Cats [2:55]
7. Turn the Other Cheek [2:31]
8. A Little Elf Told Me [4:04]
9. Anything Legal [5:00]
10. A Couple of Drinks [6:08]
11. The Present [6:05]
12. End Credits [:46]

Customer Reviews

No Conky puppet, but special features instead
I found this at a store for $5, and re-bought it, even though I already own the version that came with the Conky puppet. Why? Read on.

1. Because I'm crazy like that and I love TPB.
2. Because it was cheap enough to warrant the purchase.
3. Because the previously unreleased on DVD "Trailer Park Boys 101" special as hosted by Alex Lifeson (Rush) was worth it to me.

This double-length episode on its own is one of the best the series ever produced. Taking place in 1997, well before the fictional adventures of Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles were documented, this episode reveals a lot of TPB backstory and delivers a lot of laughs.

Ricky is bailed out of jail for Christmas to help Julian with his present stealing racket. Ricky's unhappy because Christmas is the best time to be in jail ("12 days of partying," Ricky says). It doesn't take long for Lahey to get wise to the scheme, and with new friend Randall in tow, promptly gets back into the booze. In the meantime, Jamie and Tyrone discover rap music while Corey and Trevor become sidekicks.

Some of the funniest dialogue in the show's history was right here in the Christmas special. Ricky mistaking God for Santa Claus is priceless (if you're not offended). By the time you get to his big speech at the end, ("Christmas is about getting drunk and stoned with your family!") you'll be howling.

Like I said, this is hilarious if you're not easily offended. If you are, I would advise you to stay far away from everything Trailer Park Boys. If you enjoy well delivered, largely improvised dialogue performed by Canada's best, then dig in for some Christmas dinner.

The special features here are the typical TPB fare. Alternate takes, extended takes, bloopers, and so on abound, making this worth your coin. As I mentioned before, to make up for the lack of the Conky puppet, you get the Alex Lifeson documentary. As a Rush and TPB fan, this was worth the re-buy for me. You also get a preview for the first TPB movie, although this is well out of date now.

Merry Christmas, make sure mom is nowhere around when you watch this!

Five stars.

Great movie with loads of extras
Awesome Movie..I bought the movie for 9.99 at hmv on boxing day and have no reason to regret doing soo. seeing J-roc when he was jamie, also seeing corey and trevor when they were called nerds(even though they still are) PICK THIS MOVIE UP IT ROCKS

want a great christmas dont watch tv watch this
If you want a great christmas you buy this dvd invite your friends and family around sit down and make them watch it until they to get hooked on it or if your like me and spend christmas at work take this with you and you will be sure to have a merry christmas.