If you’ve ever watched Ricky butcher the English language, seen Julian cradle a rum and coke like it’s his firstborn, or tried to decode one of Mr. Lahey’s drunken metaphors, then congratulations—you’re already halfway to being hammered. The Trailer Park Boys Drinking Game is less of a game and more of a celebration of the show’s glorious chaos. This guide breaks down the best rules and hardcore modes to help you channel your inner Lahey without ending up in the drunk tank.
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What is the Trailer Park Boys Drinking Game?
Origins of the TPB Drinking Game
The drinking game was born in the living rooms of fans who quickly realized that watching Trailer Park Boys sober was fun, but watching it with a beer in hand was a spiritual experience. The absurdity of the characters, the endless profanity, and the relentless scheming made it perfect for a night of ridiculous fun.
Why It’s a Cult Classic Among Drinking Games
Few shows have characters as consistently drunk and disorderly as those in Sunnyvale Trailer Park. That’s why the drinking game has become a fan tradition—it’s unpredictable, full of inside jokes, and matches the show’s lovable degeneracy beat for beat. Whether you’re pre-gaming, celebrating, or just trying to make it through Season 12, this game delivers.
The Basic Trailer Park Boys Drinking Game Rules
Universal Rules to Get You Started
Here’s your starter pack. Take a drink when:
- Someone says “Frig off” or “F**k off.”
- Ricky invents a word or butchers a saying (“worser,” “supply and command,” etc.).
- Mr. Lahey takes a drink (good luck keeping up).
- Julian appears holding a drink (that’s… every scene).
- Bubbles yells or cries.
- J-Roc switches into rapper mode.
- Someone gets arrested or runs from the cops.
- A trailer catches fire or is destroyed.
- Anyone mentions “dope,” “hash coins,” or “Sam Losco the greasy caveman.”
Optional Add-Ons for Light Drinkers
If you’re pacing yourself (or have work tomorrow), try these lower-impact rules:
- Sip when Cory or Trevor nod along.
- Half-drink when Trinity shows up.
- Drink water every time Lucy rolls her eyes.
How to Play with Non-Drinkers (Optional “High Mode”)
Not into booze? No problem. TPB is stoner-comedy gold. You can swap each rule for a puff, a gummy, or whatever’s legal in your state. Just don’t go full Ricky and start grilling hamburgers on the stovetop.
Hardcore Mode: The TPB Drinking Game Gets Greasy
Advanced Rules for Hardcore Fans
Warning: this mode is for those who think they can outdrink Mr. Lahey (spoiler—you can’t).
- Drink every time Julian doesn’t spill his rum and coke.
- Finish your drink if Lahey delivers a “shit metaphor.”
- Chug when Bubbles starts a new business venture.
- Drink every time the boys fail a scheme or get double-crossed.
- Take a shot when Randy takes his shirt off.
Community Rules From Reddit & Forums
Thanks to the degenerates of r/trailerparkboys, we’ve got some next-level fan rules:
- Drink when Ricky falls down (this alone might destroy you).
- If you hear “decent,” drink. If you hear “deeeecent,” drink twice.
- Finish your drink if the trailer park is declared under emergency or lockdown.
Fans also like to add a wildcard round: everyone chooses their own “trigger phrase” (e.g. “cocksucker,” “bubbles,” “greasy”) and drinks every time it’s heard.
Best Episodes to Play the Trailer Park Boys Drinking Game With
Top 5 Episodes Ranked by Fans
- “Conky” – Puppet-based insanity, peak Ricky, Lahey at 9/10 drunk.
- “Jump the Cheeseburger” – A literal cheeseburger-eating contest.
- “Closer to the Heart” – Alex Lifeson from Rush shows up. Chaos ensues.
- “A Man’s Gotta Eat” – Julian runs a bar inside a trailer.
- “Don’t Legalize It” (Movie) – Longer runtime, more drinks.
What Makes an Episode Good for Drinking?
You want peak Sunnyvale energy: cops, chaos, criminal plans, and Lahey teetering around like a human cocktail. The more messed up the plan, the better the night.
Wild Variations of the Trailer Park Boys Drinking Game
1. The Julian Challenge: Never Let Go
Each player must hold a drink in their hand at all times while watching the episode—just like Julian. Put your drink down? Spill it? Use two hands for anything else? You drink.
Optional Hardcore Mode: Use a cocktail glass with the widest, most impractical base. Good luck making it to the credits.
2. Lahey’s Liquor Forecast
Before the episode starts, everyone must guess what Lahey’s “liquor forecast” will be: “shiticane,” “shitosphere,” “shitnami,” etc. If you’re wrong, you drink. If you’re right, assign a drink to someone else.
Bonus: If Lahey makes up a new one, everyone takes a shot and salutes to “the winds of s***.”
3. Trailer Trash Roulette
Assign each player a TPB character at the beginning of the episode (Ricky, Bubbles, J-Roc, etc.). Every time your character appears or speaks—you drink. If they say their signature phrase (e.g., “Deeeecent!” or “Frig off!”), take two drinks.
Optional Twist: Change characters every episode, if bingeing TPB on Netflix.
4. Cheeseburger Rule
If anyone is eating on screen—especially Randy with a burger—everyone must take a big ol’ bite of something greasy and chase it with a drink. Don’t have a cheeseburger? Use hot dogs, donair, or poutine. Sunnyvale calories are still calories.
Advanced Version: First one to spot food calls it out. Last person to react drinks twice.
5. Rickyisms Bingo
Make a bingo card with Rickyisms like “worser,” “supply and command,” “denial and error,” etc. Every time one is said, mark your square and take a drink. First to get bingo chooses someone to finish their drink.
Pro tip: Keep multiple cards handy. Ricky speaks fluent gibberish.
6. The Decent Meter
Every time someone says “decent” (or “deeeeeecent”), rate it on a scale of 1 to 10. Everyone has to vote. The difference between the highest and lowest score is the number of sips you take.
If you all agree it was a 10/10 DEEEEECENT moment? That’s a group shot.
7. J-Roc’s Rap Battle
When J-Roc starts rhyming or spitting bars, everyone must freestyle a terrible rap about the trailer park. The worst rap (as judged by consensus or a designated “Judge Randy”) drinks double.
Bonus: If you rhyme “park” with “shart,” you win the round.
8. Trinity’s Trouble Timer
Set a timer for every 5 minutes. When it goes off, pause the episode and guess if Trinity has caused chaos, witnessed chaos, or is completely uninvolved. Guess wrong? Take a drink. Guess right? Choose someone else to drink while saying, “Don’t f*** with the park.”
9. Bubbles Breakdown Button
Every time Bubbles freaks out, yells, or cries, someone must hit a makeshift “Bubbles Button” (a random item in the room). Whoever is last to hit it drinks. If no one hits it in time—everybody drinks, and someone must do the next scene in a Bubbles voice.
10. Sunnyvale Smackdown (Fight Club Edition)
Any time there’s a fight, push, fall, or slap:
- Drink once for a push.
- Drink twice for a fight.
- Shot if someone falls through something (window, shed, picnic table).
Optional: Assign a referee to shout “ONE-TWO, ONE-TWO” in Ricky’s voice every time someone hits the ground.
Trailer Park Boys “Drinko Plinko” Game
What is Drinko Plinko?
Drinko Plinko is the ultimate party-starter—an official Trailer Park Boys-themed drinking game that mixes the classic chaos of Plinko with alcohol-fueled fate. Picture a vertical game board where players drop chips from the top, and wherever the chip lands? That shot is yours. It’s simple, unpredictable, and almost always messy—just the way the Boys would want it.
How to Play Drinko Plinko Game?
The physical TPB Drinko Plinko is sold through Retro Relics and official Trailer Park Boys merch stores. Here’s how to play it right:
- Set up the board on a table or countertop where everyone can watch the chaos unfold.
- Label each shot glass at the bottom of the board with different types of drinks (whiskey, tequila, pickle juice, hot sauce—go nuts).
- Take turns dropping chips from the top of the Plinko board.
- Drink whatever shot the chip lands in—no backing out, no switching, no mercy.
- Want to raise the stakes? Add “mystery shots” or mix in wild cards like dares or bonus challenges written on tape under the shot glasses.
Looking for a way to play without the physical board? That’s where the online version comes in.
Try the TPB Drinko Plinko Game Online
Can’t get your hands on the board, or want to bring the party to your browser? Head over to Sunnyvale Shot Drop – Drinko Plinko Drinking Game.
This free online version brings all the boozy fun to your screen with the same chaotic spirit:
- Click to drop the chip.
- Let the virtual board decide your fate.
- Drink up based on where it lands—just like in the real thing.
- Bonus: it comes with voiceovers and hilarious sound effects straight from Sunnyvale.
Perfect for Zoom parties, long-distance hangouts, or just when you’re too lazy to build a board.
Sunnyvale Drinking Map: What to Drink and Where
Welcome to Sunnyvale Trailer Park, where every location is an excuse to raise a glass. Here’s your totally inaccurate, completely fun map of where and what you’d be drinking if you lived there.
🏚️ Ricky’s Trailer
- Drink: Homemade “liquor” or stolen beer
- Vibe: Smells like cigarettes and pepperoni. Grill’s always hot.
- Drinking Game Tip: Take a shot every time something in this trailer catches fire or breaks.
🖤 Julian’s Trailer
- Drink: Rum and Coke
- Vibe: Surprisingly clean. There’s always ice.
- Drinking Game Tip: Hold your glass with one hand the entire episode—just like Julian.
🍸 Lahey & Randy’s Patio
- Drink: Straight liquor
- Vibe: Romantic chaos. Shirtless screaming. A cooler full of bad decisions.
- Drinking Game Tip: Drink every time Randy walks out shirtless. Chug if Lahey mentions the liquor being in control.
🎤 J-Roc’s Recording Studio (a.k.a. a shed)
- Drink: Tallboys, malt liquor, or cough syrup cocktails
- Vibe: Beats bumpin’. Swag on 10.
- Drinking Game Tip: When J-Roc drops a rhyme, everyone must rap. Worst rhyme drinks double.
🐈 Bubbles’ Shed
- Drink: Cat-themed cocktails or root beer
- Vibe: Cozy, but full of yelling
- Drinking Game Tip: Every time Bubbles cries, yell “I LOVE YOU, KITTY!” and take a drink.
Shows Like Trailer Park Boys (That Also Make Killer Drinking Games)
So you’ve watched every TPB season, played Drinko Plinko one too many times, and now you’re wondering what other shows deliver the same level of hilarious dysfunction. Good news: there’s a whole world of degenerates, misfits, and loveable disasters out there—just waiting to get the party started. These shows bring the chaos, comedy, and cringe-worthy moments that make for perfect drinking game material.
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Five self-absorbed weirdos run a bar in Philly and make terrible life choices daily. Sound familiar? It’s Trailer Park Boys’ American cousin—just more violent and less polite.
Drinking Game Tip: Sip every time Charlie screams, Frank does something unsanitary, or Dee gets verbally destroyed.
Letterkenny
Canadian small-town slang meets beer-fueled brawls and absurdly fast banter. If TPB is about greasy crime, Letterkenny is about greasy hockey fights and chirping your buddies.
Drinking Game Tip: Drink every “pitter-patter,” chug when there’s a scrap, and sip when someone says “ferda.”
Workaholics
Three office bros live together, party constantly, and treat adult life like an extended college dorm. It’s stupid, loud, and wildly relatable at 1 a.m.
Drinking Game Tip: Drink for every “tight butthole,” every fired-up drug plan, or when someone passes out mid-shift.
The Office (U.S.)
Not as chaotic, but the cringe factor is sky-high. Perfect for a low-key night of “secondhand embarrassment” drinking.
Drinking Game Tip: Sip for every “That’s what she said,” drink when Michael does something wildly inappropriate, and take a shot if Dwight pulls a power move.
The Boys
What if superheroes were awful people? Ultra-violent, foul-mouthed, and jammed with enough shock moments to keep your jaw—and your drink—dropping.
Drinking Game Tip: Drink for every death, sip every time Homelander smiles like a psycho, and chug during fight scenes.
Eastbound & Down
Kenny Powers is a washed-up baseball player with Ricky’s mouth and Julian’s ego—turned up to 100.
Drinking Game Tip: Shot for every meltdown, chug for every profanity-filled motivational speech, drink when he mentions how awesome he is.
Shameless (U.S.)
The Gallagher family puts Sunnyvale to shame. It’s booze, scams, heartbreak, and hilarity wrapped in one long, glorious mess.Drinking Game Tip: Drink when Frank disappears, take a shot for every family meltdown, and sip when Lip’s life takes another nosedive.
Each of these shows has its own brand of chaos, and with the right rules, any one of them can fuel your next unforgettable (or totally forgotten) night. Want to go full TPB-level greasy? Stack two shows back to back. Just don’t blame us if you wake up in a shopping cart.