Ep 4. Trailer Park

"Trailer Park" is the fourth episode of the second season of the animated television show Brickleberry. The episode focuses on the park rangers dealing with a trailer park that has set up camp next door to the park. The trailer park residents, led by a man named Buck, are rowdy and disruptive, making life difficult for the rangers.

The episode starts with the rangers having a meeting about the problems they have been having with the trailer park next door. The park's director, Woody, suggests they offer the trailer park residents free access to the park, hoping that doing so will win them over and get them to behave better. However, the plan backfires, and the trailer parkers become even more disruptive.

The majority of the episode involves the rangers trying to come up with ways to get rid of the trailer park. Ethel tries to sneak into the trailer park to gather evidence of their illegal activities (such as drug use and stealing from the park's visitors), but she is caught and has to escape. Meanwhile, Steve tries to reason with Buck, the ringleader of the trailer park, but Buck proves to be a difficult negotiator.

Throughout the episode, there are several hilarious subplots. Malloy, the mischievous bear, decides to take advantage of the chaos by sneaking into the park's gift shop and stealing as much merchandise as he can. Connie, the uptight ranger, becomes increasingly annoyed by the trailer park's loud music and decides to retaliate by installing a giant speaker system that plays classical music to drown out the trailer parkers' music.

Towards the end of the episode, the rangers finally come up with a plan to get rid of the trailer park once and for all. They stage a fake ghost haunting in the park, hoping to scare the trailer parkers away. At first, the plan seems to be working, but then Buck and his friends decide to fight back. The resulting battle between the rangers and the trailer parkers is one of the most epic and absurd moments of the entire series.

In the end, the rangers are victorious, and the trailer park is forced to move. However, Woody realizes that the rangers themselves were the real problem all along. He admits that their constant fighting and bickering is just as disruptive as the trailer parkers were, and suggests they all try to get along better in the future. The episode ends with the rangers sitting around a campfire, bonding and singing together.

Overall, "Trailer Park" is a hilarious and entertaining episode of Brickleberry that showcases the show's clever writing, outrageous humor, and lovable cast of characters. Fans of the show will love the absurdity of the trailer parkers and the antics of the park rangers as they try to deal with them.