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 Played by: Robb Wells Rickys Crew: Julian Bubbles Lucy Sarah Cory
Trevor Trinity Jacob
 About Ricky:
Ricky is Julian’s best friend and business partner, grows awesome dope, generally lives in his car, hates Jim Lahey and is possibly the best swearer in Canada. Despite having his grade ten he doesn’t always make the best decisions though and the boys often get in trouble as a result. However, Ricky's heart is usually in the right place, especially when it comes to
his family and friends. In season seven the price of dope has plummeted as a result of its semi-legal status in Canada. Ricky refuses to sell it for less than he thinks it is worth so Julian is forced to come up with a plan to sell it at a higher price. At first Ricky has his doubts but eventually he comes around. After all, Julian’s “thinkings” are clearer than his...
About Robb Wells:
Robb Wells hails from Moncton, New Brunswick where his dad worked as a civilian officer in charge of the RCMP Forensic Crime Lab. Robb moved to Dartmouth when he was eight years old, and eventually moved to a house on the same street as John Paul Tremblay. While John Paul was out riding around on his dirt bike, Robb was out playing on the soccer fields. By the time he was in high school, Robb was playing with some of Nova Scotia's best soccer players. They represented Nova Scotia at the Canadian National Championships,
and won gold for Canada at the International Tournament in New Jersey.
 Robb developed his artistic side at an early age with the help of his grade 9 and 10 English teachers. In high school, Robb started hanging around with John Paul Tremblay and Mike Clattenburg and the
three of them collaborated on their first short film, One Last Shot. The following year the three work together again on their first feature, Trailer Park Boys. Neither Robb nor John Paul has appeared in a film without the other. Shared film credits include U.S. feature Virginia's Run. From that point on, Robb has had little down time. He appeared as a featured guest of the band Our Lady Peace on their cross-Canada Fear of The Trailer Park tour. Robb also joined John Paul (Julian) and Mike Smith (Bubbles)
as guest stars in the video, The Darkest One, by The Tragically Hip. Robb then collaborated with co-writer Mike Clattenburg and wrote "Trailer Park Boys" the feature film, co-produced by Ivan Reitman.
Currently Robb is working on season 7 of Trailer Park Boys as well as a number of other projects with co-writers Clattenburg, Tremblay, and Smith.
Source: http://trailerparkboys.com/site_cast.php?cast=1
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