Other than KWAK&Babe have there been other "Trailer Park" characters?

IDK, but a soap set in a trailer park would probably be the best thing on TV today.

IDK, but a soap set in a trailer park would probably be the best thing on TV today.

I've thought fpr an longtime that cable could hit a homerun witgh a drama set in a Trailer park. Given these hard time u could have ex rich faimles living with longtime poor familes , imo would make for great show on HBO or Showtime.

Trailer boys was a hit TV show and Movie in Canada. Always thought a drama would work.

Great idea for web soap.

Opal and Jenny! Not sure if they lived in a trailer court proper but that was the vibe they were going for.

Joan Van Ark has a real itch to play trailer trash and she really wanted Gloria to be more like that on Y&R. She doesn't care for how they opted to Jill Dynasty her up with the money and the business and the power suits and all. She got her wish and played trailer park queens on Son of the Beach and My Name is Earl.

Murphy and billy on y&r

Bonnie Lockheart

Blair, OLTL.

Opal Gardner was clearly trailer trash when she started. I know the show doesn't have her seen that way, but on GH the character of Sam is about as white trash as it gets. They literally had her desperate for jailhouse sex with her jailbird boyfriend.

Amber, B&B.

Carly, GH...Maybe she didn't grow up in one, but she sure as hell is trailer trash.

Roxie from OLTL....lol. Trailer trash at its finest

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Natalie Buchanan, OLTL.

For some reason I think Brody (OLTL) grew up in a trailer park too.

For some reason I think Brody (OLTL) grew up in a trailer park too.

I would agree. He has that 'milk in a Hardee's Smurf glass/cold spaghetti with cheap sauce' look about him.

Days: The Lockharts

Maggie (played by Cali Timmons), Jill's (Nancy Addison Altman) long-lost half-sister on Ryan's Hope, actually did grow up in a trailer park, with their mother. Although Faith's (Jill's other half-sister, on her father's side) horrible exit at the hands of those writers in the mid-80s was painful, even for me (a non-fan of the character) to watch by the time I finally saw it on YouTube, I was kind of amused by one line Faith had in her last episode: She basically accused Jill of taking after the trailer park side of her family with the way she had been acting.