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Dax: You a good D-man? Ron: I'll be your buddy. List of Letterkenny characters Letterkenny is a Canadian comedy television series created by Jared Keeso and developed by Keeso and Jacob Tierney. Reilly: I miss my buddy.

Instead, they applauded Ron and Dax's chirping and immediately became friends with them. Ron: Come penetrate the slot, mister. Dax: Why don't you go ahead and lay me some of that skin, Ronnie? Get it? Reillyworking out alone later, receives the same kind of greeting.

Ron is originally from the city, and moved to Letterkenny for unspecified reasons. Dax: I'll be your buddy. Dax: Ride the pine, we'll change on-the-fly. Ron and Dax approach him at the bench press and begin tossing hockey-related sexual innuendos at him.

In addition to playing Glen, Jacob Tierney is also a co-creator, writer, and director of Letterkenny. Ron: I'll play left, he'll play right, you fill the middle. Once reunited, however, they are more embracing of Ron and Dax's interest— to the latter's befuddlement.

Letterkenny is Extremely Queer

When Reilly gay what to call them, they reply with hockey player career metaphors. Dax: You make my stick hot. After Ron and Dax explain that Reilly and Jonesy are not their type— they are both into "otters" "skinny hairy dudes" — they offer friendship.

At the start of the series, Glen is an evangelical Christian preacher, pastor of the Grace Fellowship Church (Rave) and director of the Burning Bush Youth Ministry (Super Soft Birthday). Ron: Whose billet brother's a fucking rocket, boys?

Dax: What are we even doing here? Ron: Coming right up, Daxy. The first of the main characters to encounter him is Jonesyworking out alone letterkenny the gym. Ron: Let's find your neutral zones. Ron: I'll show you a good D, man. Dax: Let's play a little two-on-onesky.

The show hints that he is gay on a number. Glen is a main character on Letterkenny, played by Jacob Tierney. Dax: Who brought the fucking rocket, boys? In a lot of shows, two ultra bro hockey players like Riley and Jonesy would have gotten mad at two gay men for coming onto them.

Dax: I'd love to backcheck you, bud. Ron was a minor recurring character in Seasons 4 and 5but became a regular in Season 6. This is where Letterkenny proved itself to be a different kind of series. The series' first season premiered on CraveTV on February 7, [1] Throughout its run, the series has featured a variety of actors in both long-term lead roles and inconsistent supporting.

He is the gym buddy and later husband of Daxand is never seen independently of him. Ron: It's a butt-ending clinic over here, boys.