It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia

The McBoyles are fantastic. Hey man.

"you're dating a retard."

I couldn't believe that episode actually kept up the "is he or isn't he?" thing for so long

This season has been as awesome as the first two so far, and Charlie is just amazing. I haven't laughed as painfully hard as anything all year than the "Day Man/Night Man" songs from the episode a couple weeks ago.

They might not make sense out of context, but:
Night Man
Day Man

charlie is the best actor on tv

You're a master of karate and friendship for everyone!
I'm amazed at how Charlie's insane screaming ALWAYS makes me laugh. It should've gotten old and annoying by now, but it just gets better.
Great, great show (albeit uneven) and I'm so glad it's managed to last so long. I was sure it wouldn't get a second series, let alone a third, since I've heard so little talk about it.

Yeah, I love how they always find ways for Charlie to scream and Dennis to take off his shirt.

I've had "Dayman" stuck in my head all day at work today. I'll write a line of code, then a voice in my head goes "fighter of the night-man! (a-aa-aaaah)"
It might drive me insane, but it's fun.

I like this show! Season 4 is 4 episodes in already! "The Gang Solve the Gas Crisis" is one of the best of the whole series.

I learned to play "Day Man" on the piano.

Charlie is married to the waitress in real life! Also, there is an episode later this season called "The Nightman Cometh"!

yeah when this show is "on" it's pretty hard to beat, lols-wise. there were more than a few stinkers peppered throughout seasons 2 & 3. much <3 for charlie tho. i want to hug that little guy.

just re-watched the "Gang Gets Invincible" ep. HILARITY.

apparently FX inked them for three more seasons!

This season has been pretty great so far. When Charlie and Sweet Dee are in a scene together, my heart sings.

This might be the greatest scene I've ever witnessed on television:

Love the scene earlier in that episode when Charlie is explaining to Mac his system for sorting the mail.

"Who Pooped the Bed?" is an incredible episode. WOLF HAIR.

I've been a little disappointed with the last few weeks of episodes. The first set of episodes was pretty great, though - it all kind of peaked with "Mac & Charlie Die". I have to admit that scene above in the mailroom was amazing, though.

Tonight was fucking incredible. I didn't actually hear anything they said during the home invasion scene over my own laughter; all I really remember of it was Dennis holding the boombox.

Charlie Kelly is inarguably one of my 5 favorite television characters of all time right behind John Locke and Patrick Star.

Charlie's final song of the Nightman play was one of the most touching things I've ever heard...seriously.

I was so tired I crashed about halfway through the episode last night...and it was the season finale!!

I was laughing so hard at Charlie's awful singing in that last song, I could only make out half the words. I loved how the episode starts off with him asking why for one week, they can't not have some kind of devious plan or not try to screw someone over.

oh man that was fucking amazing. charlie is the greatest protagonist we have ever known.

it wasn't this season's best by any stretch, but still v funny. i was watching it with some folks who weren't familiar withh Day Man/ Night Man, so i think they were a little dissapointed after gettting into it this season.

i also want to say that Mac, who was probably my least favorite character in the first couple of seasons, has landed just under Charlie as the best imo.

devito looked like the penguin

i loved when the gladys told charlie to shhhh

cutty OTM with the penguin

Also Charlie's singing was amazing and weird at the same time. And that yellow suit holy crap that was amazing. He was like Willy Wonka on whippets.

http://www.hulu.com/its-always-sunny-in-philadelphia

The bit with Charlie at the end is probably my favorite moment in this whole series. For a split second the waitress is wide-eyed and astonished and Charlie has the world in the palm of his hand. Surreal and wonderful.

Green Man and the dumpster episodes are numbers two and three.

^^^ Green Man OTM! I think this may be my favorite IASIP scene thusfar (shit transfer, but whatevs):

just found out that mac and dee are married IRL, as are charlie and the waitress

why aren't these dudes in a ton of movies? i want charlie day to be in everything

huh mac was in Lost

What? When?

"Lost" .... Aldo (1 episode, 2007)
- Not in Portland (2007) TV episode .... Aldo

S03E07, apparently. I wonder why I wouldn't have recognized him.

wow... i knew about Charlie & the waitress; Mac & Dee is news.

jaymc says he was an "Other goon," presumably a very small part

for some reason, I find it strangely comforting to know that Charlie is married to The Waitress.

is this show still on, and should i watch it?

some of the episodes are really really funny. i just bought the season 1/2 set at target for $13 and i've been watching it ... the early episodes are a little shaky, but it eventually gets kind of brilliant

i think it's still on but i don't have cable so i'm not sure

In between seasons right now, I think they're signed on for at least one or two more.

Yes, pls watch. Although Hulu cut it down to 5 episodes from the whole series at a time, vs. having most seasons up for viewing at any time (they've done this with a lot of shows). Most of them are on DVD, though, and it's worth a Netflix rental starting from the first episodes.

Dennis was in Crank, playing the nervous doctor before Jason Statham electrocuted himself on purpose.

Some episodes are shaky, but when this show is good it is fucking awesome.

he was also in 'the strangers'

i saw a couple episodes last year and remember liking it, although i was convinced that charlie (i think) was the same dude as the stoner kid from undeclared.

took sunny's recommendation and I've had the youtube presentation of the podcast sitting open while working today

they really pull out all the stops on their commercial sponsor bits, don't they? you get your money's worth when you advertise on this one

lol yep. The whole 'you cant say 'boner pills' you can only say 'boner tablets' ' cracked me up (last weeks ep?)

First episode of the new season might be the best I you t's been in years.

huh. it's.

They have all been solid, but I really liked ‘The Gang Gets Cursed’. Rhea Pearlman was nice to see as Dee’s neighbor.

The chess one has been my favourite so far. Danny De Vito screaming KILL THE WIFI absolutely slayed me

Just finished the chess episode. Solid season so far.

“what’s the most premium liquor?”
mac and charlie together: “goldschlager!”

oh god the guest star roster for this one is packed

catching up on the last few seasons I missed, was worried this show'd gone downhill after S12 (or whichever one Dennis was missing for half of), but it recovered and is just as good as ever I think

second half of S15 (the Ireland episodes) were particularly good. the emotional bit at the end with Charlie actually got to me a little. I love how once or twice a season there will be some unexpectedly great acting. Dennis's psycho shit was legitimately unnerving too. only issue I had with it is there is no fucking way Charlie would have had a passport

very strange pilot with very familiar faces
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR7av02YIAg

not fair that they let Seth MacFarlane make this show but not these guys

maybe this should just be the next season of the show. at this point what's the difference

the “what we were up to in 2020 with our pandemic loan” episode is probably my favorite comedic wrap-up of what it was like living through that year

Wow at that pilot.

There should be a streaming service just for pilots that were never picked up.

Chad Coleman of the Wire got to you use this as a stepping stone into space and the Expanse I guess?

They used to show unused pilots over the summer way back when; and they also recycled the scripts into episodes of Love, American Style when that show was on.

feel like there could at least be a good YouTube channel out of that sort of thing. I love abandoned pilots because it's like a glimpse into an alternate TV reality. and a reminder that so many ubitiquitous long-running shows never would've happened had someone not liked that first episode.

weirdest one I've ever seen was called "Dog Police" - based on the novelty hit by the band of the same name - I think it's supposed to be cute but the prothestics were pure nightmare fuel. to make things even weirder, Adam Sandler and Jeremy Piven are in it! not as dogs, though

The pilot episodes of shows that were picked up and then completely re-shot are kind of an interesting oddity. Different casting choices are usually the main thing, because the network decided to place someone higher profile, or enough time passed that the actor from the pilot wasn't available

Gave up on watching this consistently some seasons ago, but randomly watched the one with Bryan Cranston the other day. Them thinking Aaron Paul was Malcolm in the Middle is a very good joke.

That is possibly the weakest episode of the last season btw

it’s still pretty funny, though. Dee thinking that Frank is actually traveling and not committing fraud with the plane was a good bit of

I think about the EV episode a lot. Haunting Dennis showcase.

I finally watched the BlackBerry movie and Glenn is excellent in it

I think about the EV episode a lot. Haunting Dennis showcase.

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yeah kinda begs the question of why he doesn't get more serious roles, he's such a convincing psychopath