Meet The Dycks (Letterkenny)

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[JamesStreck]

"The men are talking Daryl" - Daryl's face kills me :)

[ProbablyJules]

With all the amazing one liners in this this bit somehow "Darryl, men are talking" is by far the funniest

[ryancoulter]

Actually worked with a Dyck. Willard Dyck. He had a son named Richard. Hand to God.

[brianborchardt]

"That's a loaded question, big brother."

[dethengine]

"Dycks at a Bush party." C'mon! That was gold! 😂

[seanmurphy]

Mr Dykk trying his darndest not not look at Katie's box. Tough work.

[Steve-nrvl]

As someone who grew up Mennonite, we had a lot of fun with the Dycks. Harry Dyck was the old favourite. No surprise that anyone with the last name Dyck wanted it pronounced "Dike". But of course then the hilarity just continued down a different path!

[NorthWriter]

It's amazing that Anita Dyck is played by Sarah Wayne Callies, who played Lori Grimes in TWD! Such an amazing performance, and I didn't even recognize her.

[DeathMetalinfedel]

I can watch this skit a thousand times and I will be laughing my ass off every time.

[lsdave]

Fun fact: Daryl had three more lines after 0:55 but couldn't say them because of emotional devastation

[clipobserver]

I bet Johathan Torrens had a ball writing this script and performing as well (he's Noah Dyck).

[artic]

I love this show, the banter and twists on words, along with the talent that these people bring to the show make this a instant hit.

[daninagy]

I love how the horse just keeps on grazing. For me, that was the funniest part of this scene.

[hankmurphy]

I used to be a school teacher in northern Perth county (Letterkenny is Listowel, in northern Perth country) and I have taught a few Dyck's in my time.

[booper]

The dimpled and beautiful smile Dan gives Lovina at the end of this episode gives me goosebumps and warms my

[Kerorofan]

I like to think as a grown man in his 30s, my sense of humor has evolved since I was a kid.

Then I watched this episode and realized nope, hasn't changed.

[mctbaggins]

This is handsdown the funniest show I have ever seen. Some of the comedy is very much for Canadians. But as a South African I can still laugh at most of it. On account of it being funny.

[earthling]

Brilliant comedy, love Canadians, my son turned me onto Letterkenny ! Hoping for more. It covers every social occurrence and satirized it all and hilariously !

[randywalentoski]

I wonder how many times they had to stop from laughing!!

[redpen]

Dyck here,

Never has a work of art spoken so directly to me

Dyck Out.