Characters
Each of the characters has their own particular trademark mannerism or trait: Julian is almost never seen without a glass of rum and Coke-on-the-rocks in his hand; Ricky's speech is often laced with malapropisms and eggcorns; and Bubbles wears Coke-bottle glasses and lives in a shed with a bunch of cats. Trailer Park Supervisor Jim Lahey is normally seen intoxicated while carrying a bottle of whiskey and his assistant Randy is almost always shirtless. There are also four constant pairs of characters: Cory and Trevor; Mr. Lahey and Randy; Lucy and Sarah; and J-Roc and T.
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