"album cover" according to his manager at the time, Detroit Velvet Smooth. ROC-Pile Mr. Finch (Martin Finch), is usually seen in the background with J-Roc, T, and DVS, as support. Other members seen and mentioned but uncredited are "Hydro", "Mr Green" and "Dirt Raskal". Finch was never credited as a speaking role in Season 1, Season 9, 10 and the movie "Don't Legalize It". Mr Finch has appeared in every season of Trailer Park Boys. Tyrone and Mr Finch released a hip hop album called "Stuck in da 90's" located on CDBABY.Com Celebrity appearances Jeremy Akerman - Prosecutor in the trial in episode 16 "If I Can't Smoke and Swear I'm Fucked". Mr. Akerman was the leader of the New Democratic Party of Nova Scotia at one time and was an amateur actor in many productions. He returned to play a judge in both Trailer Park Boys: The Movie, as well as Season 12, Episode 6 'Flow Me The Money'. Cecil Wright - Noted sports commentator on East link TV and baseball coach was a customer at the illegal gas bar in the park. Doug Barron (aka Hal Harbour / Deputy Douglas) - (Actor/Radio Personality/Technical Director) - Played "Channel 10 Reporter" in episode number 8 "Jim Lahey Is a Drunk Bastard", and newsman "Steve Rodgers" in episode number 42 "High Definition Piss Jugs". Alex Lifeson (from the band, Rush) — played himself in the episode "Closer to the Heart". Lifeson also made an appearance as a police officer in both Trailer Park Boys: The Movie and Trailer Park Boys: Countdown to Liquor Day. Brian Vollmer (from the band, Helix) — Vollmer makes a cameo appearance in the extras for the Season 3 DVD and as a John in Countdown To Liquor Day. Rita MacNeil (Canadian singer-songwriter) — Played herself in the Season 4 finale, "Working Man", where she and her backup singers were forced to harvest marijuana at gunpoint by Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles. She does not complain; she even sweetly informs Ricky, "Here's a nice one, dear" when handing him a freshly picked dope plant. Nancy Regan (Halifax-based journalist) — Played herself in the episode "Working Man". Gordon Downie (from the band The Tragically Hip) - Downie makes an appearance in Sunnyvale with Ricky, Julian and Bubbles in the Tragically Hip's music video for "The Darkest One". He also made an appearance as a police officer in the Trailer