Netflix has struck an exclusive distribution deal with Entertainment One (eOne) for the hit comedy, Trailer Park Boys, marking the first exclusive order of original Canadian content by the streaming giant.

This fall, season eight will debut on the SVOD streaming service with 10 new episodes in all markets that Netflix operates in, with an additional season (9) slated for a date yet to be determined. Trailer Park Boys has been off the air in Canada since 2007, with a feature film released in 2009.

In addition to the series, Netflix will debut three standalone specials: Community Service Special, Swearnet Special, Trailer Park Boys Xmas and two all-new feature films: Trailer Park Boys 3: Don’t Legalize It and Swearnet, which will come to the service following their theatrical premieres this year.

As part of the deal, seasons one through seven will be also added to Netflix on March 31, available for the first time in the UK, Ireland, Netherlands, the Nordics, and Latin America, according to a release.

Last summer, John Paul Tremblay, Robb Wells and Mike Smith (the actors who play Julian, Ricky and Bubbles) bought the rights to the Trailer Park Boys IP and said they would launch on the digital comedy network Swearnet.

The show’s original producers are Mike Clattenburg, Barrie Dunn and Mike Volpe.

It’s been a while since the cameras have followed the boys and there have been some changes: Ricky recently harvested an enormous weed crop which he has successfully hidden in the walls of his trailer, Julian has opened a bar and gym in his trailer and Bubbles is in the process of opening what he calls a ‘Shed and Breakfast’ business, according to a statement.

 From Stream Daily