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Letterkenny Season 9 is in many speculations as a possible ninth season is considerable after the release of the eighth season in December last year. So we will provide every possible information regarding the ninth season of the show.
Letterkenny Season 9 Renewal Status
Letterkenny Season 9 is not officially confirmed but we are still counting on the next season as it’s already confirmed by the star cast. Lead Jared Keeso claimed that the show will comprise of more than 70 episodes, so it is clear that there will be ninth season for sure. However, the show could go beyond the ninth season.
The social media platform of Letterkenny is also rotten with old posts, so there is no official confirmation yet. A postponement thread for the tour was published by the social handle to announce the outcome of the show due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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— Letterkenny Problems (@LetterkennyProb) March 12, 2024
Letterkenny Season 9 Expected Release Date
However, if we are considering the annual schedule then Letterkenny Season 9 is likely to arrive next month. However, the Coronavirus outbreak acted as a huge barrier that halted the production process, and now there is no official announcement for the reschedule of filming and the whole production process.
Cast
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Jared Keeso as Wayne
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Nathan Dales as Dary
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Michelle Mylett as Katy
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K. Trevor Wilson as Squirrelly Dan
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Dylan Playfair as Reilly
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Andrew Herr as Jonesy
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Tyler Johnston as Stewart
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Alexander De Jordy as Devon
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Dan Petronijevic as McMurray
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Melanie Scrofano as Mrs. McMurray
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Jacob Tierney as Glen
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Lisa Codrington as Gail
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Tiio Horn as Tanis
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Evan Stern as Roald
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Mark Forward as Coach
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Sarah Gadon as Gae
Trailer
No confirmation leads to the unavailability of the information regarding the next season. The same case with Letterkenny Season 9 as there is no official confirmation from the makers, thus there is no trailer currently available right now.
So the show got postponed due to deadly Coronavirus, which almost crippled many industries. Ongoing projects are just some sheets of paper that are desperately waiting for the camera to roll. Until then, we can enjoy the shows which are releasing at this stage of the pandemic. Kudos to streaming services who helped people in such tough times and care about their entertainment.
