It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia

It's his sudden change in expression after he says 'implication' that makes it.

conversation between charlie and his mum in the latest episode had me buckled.

yeah loved this. the moms are always good value

i liked mac rationalizing his dads gay butt stuff

establishing dominance!

poor mac

this show is now one of my favourite things, somehow avoids the pitfalls of most every modern sitcom. just so tight /latepass

`a classic romp` - me watching the last episode

ok charlie's answer on the first round of that quiz is maybe the hardest i've laughed at anything in maybe a few years? the build up was perfect but by god the execution

still chuckling

Having the gang go on a game show was pretty genius and they pulled it off.

After seeing part of a 'World Series of Poker' episode where someone looked to me quite a bit like Charlie, I thought it could be funny if they had the gang get into that tournament.

wow two of my favo shows together at last

(tho do feel compelled to point out that on the feud they dont include answers with only one respondent)

Just met charlie and the waitress irl. Our kids were playing in the same hotel kiddie pool

:D

Did not have phone so no pics. Waitress did the talking (all parenting stuff)

But i was p starstruck

did u try to play it cool

Mostly i just yelled "spaceship! Spaceship!"

very cool (that you met them. not the spaceship part)

i would instantly melt into a stammering mess.

the dance-off episode is all-time

aftermath of the charlie/dennis battle is quite something

there's at least 2 howl-with-laughter moments in every episode, mind

Their Emmy submission is neat http://imgur.com/a/8sWEH

Man I hope they use those pics on the DVDs for the most recent season.

Hard to think of any show ever really which has been more self-referential and reliant on callbacks than this is at the moment, though it's still consistently laugh out loud funny. I just wonder what someone new to the whole thing would make of recent episodes.

was wondering if maybe this is the last season and its all gonna be like that

wld be kinda an interesting way to wrap it up

was dying at parts in chardee mcdennis

Hard to think of any show ever really which has been more self-referential and reliant on callbacks

Seinfeld

simpsons

every show ever

the news

I recently re-watched this show from the beginning and I had forgotten how much gets established early on. Like, in the 4th episode they introduce the waitress + Charlie's infatuation w her, Artemis, Dee's acting ambitions, and Mac's infatuation with Carmen the transexual. Almost everything the show calls back to (including most of the recurring characters) is set up by the end of the 2nd season.

and it's all pretty basic: McPoyles as arch enemies, Cricket as perpetual stooge, Mac's mom is a lump, Charlie's mom is a deluded whore, Mac's dad is a psycho ex-con etc.

pretty easy target but loved the 80s movie spoof, kudos for getting Chainsaw. I know he was in Ski School and that's more appropriate, but he'll always be Chainsaw to me. And Hot Dog is the skiing movie of my youth.

The Jessie's Girl scene in this weeks episode cracked me up in this episode.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia takes the show continuity to Star Trek levels, more than even Seinfeld.

Obviously after the blizzard this week, I'd have to think "The Gang Get Snowed In" could be an episode. (They once did do a hurricane show.)

oh shit didn't even know there were new episodes already

I've never watched an 80s skiing movie (didn't really know they existed), but that episode did a good job of letting me know what they're like.

Better Off Dead!

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Rob and Dennis Move to the Suburbs is up there with the best of them.

agreed
great punchline too

can we take a short chalk break?

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^^^^

this season has been great

Good to hear Frank's a Faith No More fan.

yeah. I thought the last season or two wasn't so great but this season is killing it. At first I thought it was being too meta/callback based, but despite that/within that they're really trying new things and succeeding. At the beginning of the last episode I thought it wasn't gonna be great, but it was really special. Glad he didn't get a botch toe too.

omg @ this finale

just watched the last episodes of the season. so good! they make excellent villains here! it's amazing they have been able to maintain quality for this long this consistently imo.

i liked the courtroom drama one, where Charlie is a bird lawyer, and his uncle makes an appearance representing them in court, wearing gloves that look like hands. the boat one was incredible too -- one of those where the show takes a sudden turn into action movie territory and the characters play both hero and villain. "Charlie Catches A Leprechaun" was insane.

when Charlie is doing the Pulp Fiction dance i lost it