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It’s likely going to be like LK in us not knowing Wayne’s last name. If they do tell us they may go the routine of a Seinfeld style episode in the future that unveils Shoresy’s first name.
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"Shoresy" is a nickname the hockey players give him. His actual surname is "Shore," as seen on his jerseys, and as mentioned in TSN coverage of the National Senior Hockey Championship. Like Reilly and Jonesy, his first name has never been given.
Letterkenny
Shoresy is first introduced as a member of the Letterkenny Shamrocks junior hockey team, teammates with Reilly and Jonesy, wearing sweater #69. He joins them in chirping player #22 of the Sudbury Barons, and Reilly shouts encouragement to him on the ice and in the shower (Wingman Wayne). Before long, however, he gets under Reilly and Jonesy's skin. Being dropped from the Shamrocks has a silver lining (A Fuss at the Ag Hall): Later, frustrated with the winless Letterkenny Irish, Coach brings o...
Shoresy
A glimpse into Shoresy's early life is seen when he attends the Shore family reunion. It is revealed that he grew up in a large and diverse foster family. He was teased for being unathletic and overweight, given the nickname "Waffles." He was driven to improve to be more like, and better able to compete with, his older brother Morris (SS1x4). As the events of the series open, the Bulldogs have lost twenty games in a row, dead last in the Northern Ontario Senior Hockey Organization (NOSHO). Sh...
Reilly and Jonesy
While Shoresy is initially on good terms with Reilly and Jonesy, his crude talk about Katy and his insults get under their skin, particularly about their mothers. This develops into outright antagonism, where he is only heard contradicting and challenging them. When the hockey players recruit Tyson and Joint Boyto the Irish to play as enforcers, one of the first things they have them do is beat Shoresy up. Shoresy also undermines their efforts to build team unity among the Shamrockettes by se...
Betty-Anne and Mary-Anne
Both Betty-Anne and Mary-Anne take an interest in Shoresy, creating a rift between them and rupturing the unity of the Letterkenny Shamrockettes. The rift heals when Reilly and Jonesy fib to them, saying Shoresy made sexist comments. In the end, Shoresy tells them he said no such things, and later he is seen in the company of both (The City). Any reconciliation was not long-lived, as he chirps them mercilessly in the game the Irish play against the Shamrockettes, producing the familiar respon...
(Wingman Wayne)(A Fuss in the Back Bush)(A Fuss at the Ag Hall)(MoDeans 2)Jul 2, 2024 · The foul-mouthed captain of the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs is known by all as "Shoresy", but that isn't Jared Keeso's character's actual name.
- Bill Dubiel
Shoresy is a Canadian television comedy series created by and starring Jared Keeso that premiered on Crave on May 13, 2022. [1] [2] A spinoff of Letterkenny, the series focuses on the titular character of Shoresy (Keeso) as he moves to Sudbury to take a job with a struggling Triple A–level ice hockey team, the Sudbury Bulldogs. [3]
Apr 19, 2022 · This is a list of Shoresy characters. Bell Media presented profiles of fifteen characters on April 19, 2022 in The Lede, in anticipation of the May 13 release of Shoresy on Crave, all members of the Sudbury Bulldogs.
Jul 1, 2024 · Determined to turn their luck around, Shoresy sets himself on a mission to never lose again. While clearly sharing the same irreverent spirit as its predecessor, Shoresy is faster-paced and has a far more cohesive plot than the mostly meandering Letterkenny.
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May 26, 2022 · ‘Shoresy’ gives the popular ‘Letterkenny‘ character his own show, complete with a new catchphrase and everything. As the foul-mouthed hockey player attempts to turn around his struggling team, his teammates are treated to some of Shoresy’s signature and completely inappropriate one-liners.
