Ep 2. Red Card Yellow Card

The episode starts off with the Hicks and the Skids having a heated argument over a trip to Mexico. Wayne, Daryl, and Squirrely Dan want to go to Puerto Vallarta for a needed vacation, while the Skids argue that they can’t afford it and would rather stay in Letterkenny and make their own party. Meanwhile, the Hockey Players are getting ready for an important game and tensions are high.

The plot thickens when Wayne discovers some shocking news that threatens to ruin their vacation plans. He receives a "red card," a term familiar to soccer players, which is basically a warning to stay away from a person or place. As it turns out, the person who issued him the red card is his ex-girlfriend, who he hasn't spoken to in years.

As Wayne and his friends try to figure out what to do, the hockey players face their own set of problems on the ice. They get a "yellow card" from the referee, which means they have to play the rest of the game shorthanded. The tension in the arena is palpable as the crowd watches the two teams face off with each other.

Back in Letterkenny, the Skids decide to throw their own party, but things quickly spiral out of control. They invite people from all over town and the party gets louder and more destructive as the night goes on. Meanwhile, Wayne and his friends are still trying to decide whether or not they should go to Mexico or stay in Letterkenny.

As the episode comes to a close, the Hockey Players and Wayne must come together to resolve their respective conflicts. The tension on the ice reaches a boiling point, while the party at the Skids' basement turns into a full-blown riot. The Hicks and Skids finally come together to help each other out, showing that sometimes even enemies can become allies when faced with a common problem.

Overall, Red Card Yellow Card is a fast-paced, action-packed episode full of drama, humor, and heart. It explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and conflict resolution, while also showcasing the unique personalities and quirks of each character. With its sharp writing and engaging performances, this episode is sure to entertain fans of the series and newcomers alike.