Ep 6. Bock et Biche

As the title suggests, this episode of Letterkenny revolves around Bock et Biche, a trendy French restaurant that's just opened up in the small Canadian town. The town's residents all seem to be abuzz with excitement about the eatery, and it's not long before the main characters, Wayne (Jared Keeso), Daryl (Nathan Dales), Squirrely Dan (K. Trevor Wilson), and Katy (Michelle Mylett), decide they'd like to give it a try.

However, they quickly discover that Bock et Biche isn't exactly what they were hoping for. The wait times are long, the portions are small, and the prices are exorbitant. As they wait for their food, they begin to question why everyone in town seems to be raving about the place. They soon discover that Wayne's ex-girlfriend, Marie-Fred (Lisa Codrington), is one of the restaurant's owners, and suspect that her involvement might be the reason for all the hype.

Meanwhile, Squirrely Dan is determined to impress his new girlfriend, Katie (Dan Petronijevic), by taking her out for a fancy dinner at Bock et Biche. However, the experience ends up being less than romantic, as they're forced to sit next to Wayne and Katy, who are bickering with each other throughout the meal.

Elsewhere, the Skids (Tyler Johnston, Alexander De Jordy, and Evan Stern) have also gotten wind of the new restaurant, and have decided to stage a protest outside to draw attention to their own culinary offerings. However, their efforts are ill-conceived, and the resulting chaos only serves to make them look foolish.

As always, the episode is full of the quick-witted banter and clever wordplay that Letterkenny is famous for. It's also notable for its portrayal of the town's varying social classes and their attitudes towards the trendy new restaurant. Ultimately, Bock et Biche serves as a backdrop for the various relationships and conflicts within the town, showcasing both the humor and heart that make Letterkenny such a beloved series.