The hockey players are led by a pair of spray-tanned, vapid frat-bros named Reilly and Jonesy, portrayed by Dylan Playfair and Andrew Herr, respectively. Like seemingly everyone else in the town of Letterkenny, the duo's immature, superficial antics belie their pervasive wit and thoughtfulness. The same can be said for Playfair and Herr themselves -– possibly minus the immaturity.
The duo features in so many of the best "Letterkenny" bloopers, and with good reason. Unlike, say, Keeso, who is especially attached to his lines (since he wrote them), Playfair and Herr are young, funny, and free to improv often. They add depth to a number of lines by contrasting the whirlwind witticisms with organic, ad-libbed rhythms. When that is paired with their propensity to break each other's composure, the duo's sizable screen-time in the blooper reel seems inevitable.
One of the simplest and yet most giggle-demanding "Letterkenny" outtakes comes when Herr is scripted to say, "So we gotta spruce up our look?" The actor sometimes finds himself tongue-tied when attempting certain words, which is certainly the case in this clip. Here, "spruce" is Herr's bane, and he repeatedly replaces it with "bruce." The mistake eventually becomes intentional and lends the exchange a naturalism and playfulness for everyone in the scene.
