Bougon when he worked the night shift in the Port of Montréal. One night, he heard moaning and gasping from a ship container arriving from China and discovered fifteen Chinese stowaway refugees dying or dead from asphyxiation and starvation. Mao's mother was still alive when Paul delivered the girl but died seconds after giving birth. Paul brought the infant home and raised her as his own child. Léo "Pépère" Bougon (Pierre Ébert) Leo was known as "Pépère" to the immediate family, until his death in 2004. He never spoke, in fact spending all his time in a wheelchair in a state of vegetation, usually hunched over, eyes nearly always closed, and mumbling incomprehensibly. Beaudoin (André Lacoste) The straitlaced landlord of the duplex occupied by the Bougons is constantly aggravated by their shenanigans. More than once, he has attempted to sell the house just to evict them. Ben Laden, the family pet Ben is a little dusty white dog (whose name is derived from Osama Bin Laden) who isn't really appreciated by anyone but Paul Senior. He is permitted to do pretty much whatever he wants, whether eating on the counters or drinking beer. He understands human speech; he growls at Fred for having referred to Bin Laden negatively in his TV scripts. He is also the legal owner of the Bougons' fraudulent construction company. See also Trailer Park Boys References External links http://www.radio-canada.ca/television/lesbougon Les Bougon on IMDb Television shows set in Quebec 2004 Canadian television series debuts Ici Radio-Canada Télé original programming Prix Gémeaux-winning shows 2000s Canadian sitcoms