Ep 2. Daryl's Super Soft Birthday

Daryl's Super Soft Birthday is the second episode of the Canadian TV series Letterkenny's first season. The show centers around a group of residents living in the fictional small town of Letterkenny, Ontario. The town is divided into three groups: the farmers, the hicks, and the hockey players. The episode opens with Wayne, the de-facto leader of the hicks, and his sister Katy ordering milkshakes at MoDean's, the local diner, as they discuss Daryl's upcoming birthday.

Daryl, the self-proclaimed "toughest guy in Letterkenny," is turning 28, and Wayne and his friends decide to throw him a party. Wayne's friends, Daryl's fellow hicks, agree to pitch in for the festivities, but with one condition - the party has to be "super soft." The hicks are already seen as a bit too rough around the edges, so they're trying to avoid a situation where they embarrass themselves or draw unwanted attention to Letterkenny.

Meanwhile, the hockey players, led by the "Reilly and Jonesy" duo, are busy training for their next game against the Shamrockettes, a women's team from Quebec. The hockey players are stereotypical jocks, obsessed with their own status, and preoccupied with fighting, drinking, and scoring with women. They show up at the diner and attempt to engage Wayne and Katy in conversation, but their big city attitudes and constant insults only annoy the locals.

As the day of the party approaches, Wayne and Katy make preparations, including picking up some birthday decorations and a huge cake. They also have a few disagreements, such as Katy's desire to hire a clown, while Wayne is dead set against it. Meanwhile, the hockey players continue to do their thing, boasting about their latest conquests and stirring up trouble.

When the evening of the party arrives, Daryl shows up dressed in his finest outfit, looking to make an impression. He quickly realizes that the party is more subdued than he expected, with no one getting drunk or causing a scene. He's a bit disappointed, but is generally happy with the gifts he receives, including a new pair of cowboy boots from the hicks.

The party is interrupted by another group of locals, the skids, who show up uninvited. The skids are a group of goth kids who are always on the lookout for a good time and a chance to cause chaos. They attempt to take over the party, but are promptly shown the door by Wayne and his friends.

In the end, the party ends relatively peacefully, with everyone enjoying the cake and some good-natured ribbing. Daryl may have been hoping for a wilder celebration, but the hicks are happy they avoided any negative attention. The episode ends with Wayne and Katy discussing their next big event - a St. Patrick's Day party - and the hockey players continuing their training, as they prepare for their upcoming game.

Overall, Daryl's Super Soft Birthday continues the lighthearted, humorous tone established in the first episode, while providing plenty of laughs and antics. The episode focuses on the dynamics between the different groups in Letterkenny, with each group having its own distinct personality and quirks. While it may not be the most action-packed episode, it's a fun and entertaining addition to the series.