Frank and Mack are as desperate as ever and find themselves as contestant number 218 and 456 on Squid Game. But can The Warthog play it subtle and take home the contents of the piggy bank, or will he just lose his mind and ruin everything as usual?
Oo-ohh, here he comes… Remixer DJ Cummerbund presents a love letter to Danny Devito’s “Man-Cheetah” from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia with a track that manages to blend Hall and Oates, The Strokes, The White Stripes, and Chris Isaak into a deliciously spicy bowl of musical gumbo.
(PG-13: Language) Plenty of weird, wild, and offensive stuff has happened on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but at least it makes a tiny bit of sense in the context of each episode’s plot. In this edit, Sunny Gal removes all of that, and just left us with the insane bits.
(PG-13) You really need to watch every episode of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia for maximum effect, but for fans of the show, you’ll want to check out Sh*tty Film Productions’ compilation reel, which features 1 to 2 second snippets of every episode of the show so far.
(PG-13, Gross) “I’m trying to push myself and we’ll see how far I can go.” Wisecrack enumerates the ways that It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has managed to intentionally go against and even mock the tropes of its genre for the past 12 years.
Drummer David Dockery synced up his rhythms to match the dialogue from Charlie’s Pepe Silvia meltdown on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. It’d be cool if he did a live performance like this with scenes from a bunch of TV shows and movies playing on a big screen.
Anakin would never succumb to the Dark Side. Because of the implication. Suffer through the Star Wars prequels’ horrible acting and Jar Jar Binks for a great joke at its expense, with the help of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
A hilarious ’80s style trailer for the upcoming 11th season of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia featuring the gang and their usual wacky hijinks as they hit the ski slopes, a la Better off Dead. Let’s shred!
(NSFW: Language) The opening credits for It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, done in the style of the classic opening for Cheers. The moronic antics of the Paddy’s gang make Norm and Cliff seem like Rhodes Scholars by comparison.
With the new season of the most warped (and funny) show on television upon us this Thursday (9/16), catch up with Sweet Dee and the boys with last season’s Blu-ray/DVD release.
Is your cat constantly stomping around driving you craaaazy? Then get him some Kitten Mittens! This classic funny comes to us the always funny It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
