Ranking the top 5 moments from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” season 14 episode 7: “The Gang Solves Global Warming”

Happy Friday TV fans! After watching FXX network’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 14 episode 7, we learned that “when opinions meet facts, that’s when you get truth.” Well maybe not, Mac, but we do learn how to beat the heat Sunny style! Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet.

In Wednesday night’s episode, “The Gang Solves Global Warming,” there is a major heat wave in Philadelphia and the gang attempts to keep cool while also protecting the environment. I’m not so sure about some of their methods, but they keep the laughs coming along with some great heat wave music! My top 5 moments from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 14 episode 7 are:

“We’re actually helping our business and the environment.”

After hearing a warning on the news to keep the temperature at 76 degrees to conserve energy, the gang decides to keep the AC at Paddy’s Pub much cooler to attract more customers. They actually bring in quite the crowd, but I’m not sure that they can say that this is also good for the environment.

Now that they have a lot of people inside, they will need to make sure they maintain the peace, but not everything goes according to plan when resources start running low…

“Since you want to walk the walk, why don’t you go get the ice?”

Dee is super excited to be sporting her Eco friendly shoes and is recording an Insta Story about “walking the walk.” The gang is not sure who would ever watch this, but they tell Dee to head out to get some ice.

Dee is ready to record the journey with Charlie, which absolutely captured my attention, since Dee and Charlie episodes always make me laugh. Let’s see how this goes…

“Global warming is the f*cking best!”

Frank and Dennis continue to lower the temperature at the bar, hoping to see some nips, but things get a little bit complicated when some of the workers from the fish factory show up.

After everyone starts dancing in their underwear, Frank is beyond thrilled and is not afraid to shout out his enthusiasm for global warming…

It’s getting hot in here for sure!

“I don’t want to wear trash on my head…”

This episode was absolutely hilarious and the Dee and Charlie moments were really outrageous. Charlie continues to call out “cut” and “stop” while recording Dee’s Insta Story and their quest to go get ice is foiled several times, but they are not about to give up just yet.

After a failed attempt at a Ride Share, Dee is losing her patience, but Charlie is improvising his own Eco friendly fashion with a garbage bag and a pizza hat for shade. Charlie reminds Dee that they should just take the bus, as we get to witness Dee freaking out on the bus with the same bus rider from Season 4, Episode 6 (Mac & Charlie Die, Part 2)!

Here’s the original clip:

“I hate the bus!”

Once again, Sunny does an amazing job of bringing us some fun nostalgia without hitting us over the head with it. I loved this scene!

“God dammit, Charlie!”

At the end of the episode, Dee and Charlie finally show up and Dee is ready to show off her Insta Story, except Charlie literally just filmed Dee freaking out and yelling at people, which was the greatest thing ever.

Dee continues to yell, “Don’t say cut” at Charlie, which made the dynamic between these two even more hilarious.

This was probably my favorite episode of the new season so far and I can’t wait to see what they do next!

If you enjoyed some of the heat wave appropriate music in this episode, here are some of my highlights. Enjoy!

Glenn Frey – The Heat Is On (From “Beverly Hills Cop” Soundtrack)

Hot Blooded – Foreigner

Nelly – Hot In Herre (Official Music Video)

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” season 14 episode 1 season premiere: “The Gang Gets Romantic”

Happy Thursday TV fans! After watching the FXX network’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 14 episode 1 season premiere, I learned that the gang has a softer side, really embracing what makes a rom-com truly special. Although there seems to be some confusion on what a Meet Cute actually is. Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet.

In last night’s episode, “The Gang Gets Romantic,” Charlie and Frank place an ad for their luxurious Airbnb, which features sleeping in the same bed with them. Meanwhile, Mac and Dennis try out their own version, and Dee tries to land a part as well, even though romantic leads are supposed to be likable. My top 5 moments from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 14 episode 1 season premiere are:

“It’s a good ad…”

“Gruesome twosome seek exotic Europeans for week long rental in luxurious one room apartment…bed to be shared with owners.” Charlie thinks it is a good ad, but Dee and the others are not really so sure. We learn that Charlie and Frank are trying out their own version of an Airbnb, although Mac and Dennis think they are trying to steal their own “Meet Cute” idea, which Charlie confuses for “meat cubes.” Either way, this should be interesting…

“That’s a hard no for me.”

Charlie and Frank are extremely excited to meet Alexi and Nikki, but they change their minds when two Austrian men show up at their door. They try to go to bed early, but it appears that the bed may now finally be too crowded, as they start to have second thoughts about their decision…although there is yodeling.

“Pushing away a soulmate.”

After Mac and Dennis’s plan backfires when their guest, Lisa shows up at their own Airbnb with her husband, Greg, they decide to get Dee on board. Mac sends Greg on a mission to get a plunger and Dee happens to be waiting in the same hardware store and it’s the only plunger left.

Dee comments on how “it’s charming and cute and fun how we met over a plunger,” but Greg is not so convinced and decides to just go to another hardware store. We know you are much more than a “diversionary plot twist,” Dee!

“That’s not romantic…or comedic.”

After hearing Lisa and Greg arguing over someone named Teddy, they assume that one of them had an affair. Mac comes to the conclusion that perhaps the Meet Cute is meant for him and tells Greg how he feels with a moving soundtrack playing in the background. Greg explains that Teddy is their son who died and suddenly everything is not so romantic or comedic, as Dennis realizes that he doesn’t have a music soundtrack for a dead kid…

“I love you!”

It initially seemed like we would not get the satisfying rom-com movie ending, but Charlie and Frank realize that they should have never kicked out Alexi and Nikki and decide to rush after them at the bus stop, especially when Charlie sees that they left them a present of actual meat cubes.

Alexi says that they will return in one year and Charlie and Frank promise to be waiting for them, as Charlie shouts, “I love you!” After all, he had Frank at “gash.” Stay tuned for more Sunny fun!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” season 13 episode 9: “The Gang Wins the Big Game”

Happy Saturday TV fans! After watching the FXX network’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 9, the cliffhanger from last week was finally resolved, as we got to find out what happened with the rest of the gang when they attended last year’s Super Bowl. Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet. In Wednesday night’s episode, “The Gang Wins the Big Game,” Mac thinks that everyone should take it easy at the game, but he quickly starts to realize that they may need a few superstitions to help out the Eagles after all. Meanwhile, we finally get to learn if Charlie made it back into the trap in time. My top 5 moments from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 9 are:

“Every single thing we do turns to shit.”

After it is revealed that Cricket is the one who stole Charlie’s Green Man suit, the gang decides against turning around to go get Charlie. After all, they have a game to get to. Only different obstacles are thrown their way as well. Dee clearly has some form of pink eye developing even though she won’t admit it, Ben’s jean shorts get grease on them, and the bus is no longer an option. Mac begins to panic, but a plane actually gets them to the game safely. Mac thinks that everyone should just stay in the box at the game, worried about the rest of the gang causing a commotion, but not everyone is on board with this.

“I’m in too deep.”

Mac is super excited that Rex was able to make the game, who has been a recurring character on It’s Always Sunny, infamous for his abs of steel. Rex has been quite busy selling the Invigaron Berries, which is a pyramid scheme Dee got involved with in the episode, “Mac and Dennis Buy a Timeshare.” Mac keeps suggesting that Rex take his shirt off for obvious reasons, but Rex seems shy about this, explaining that it is too cold. Later on, Rex reveals that he has lost his abs of steel and now has a rather large gut because he has been eating way too many of the berries. Seriously stay away from those pyramid schemes.

“Oh my God…how did I move all the way to Minnesota and I’m still waiting on you people?”

Our favorite waiter from Guigino’s is back, as he crosses paths with the gang when he is assigned to their box at the Super Bowl. Fans will remember that the waiter made a comment to Dee about previously waiting on them at the Super Bowl during the episode, “The Gang Beats Boggs: Ladies Reboot.” Of course the gang does not remember the waiter and he is done trying at this point. Frank hilariously ties his shoelaces together, causing him to fall, throwing it back to one of my all time favorite episodes, “The Gang Dines Out.” It’s always nice to see the waiter and I’m wondering if we will finally get to know his real name one of these days.

“We can’t leave this bathroom!”

Mac is clearly very nervous about the Eagles wining and the Waitress doesn’t help matters by constantly cheering for Tom Brady. After Dee’s pink eye towel gets magically brought out to Brady, Mac realizes that he has stumbled upon something even more powerful. Frank has revealed that he has a kidney stone and has to constantly pee as a result. A light bulb goes off in Mac’s head when he says, “Every time Frank goes to the bathroom, the Eagles score.” Frank gets motivated and Mac realizes that they cannot leave this bathroom because they owe it to their team. Will this superstition be enough to win the game?

“I got one thing left to do.”

The game is extremely close and coming to the end and Frank is all out of pee. Mac suddenly realizes that he needs to check in with Charlie to ensure that he has completed his “color rituals.” Charlie explains, “I got one thing left to do” and courageously heads back to his bear trap with perfect timing, as the Eagles win the Super Bowl. The gang is extremely excited and Charlie begins to laugh victoriously and then starts hysterically crying when the pain begins to set back in. It was all worth it; however, as the gang celebrates their team winning the Super Bowl. Go team! Stay tuned!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” season 13 episode 8: “Charlie’s Home Alone”

Happy Saturday TV fans! After watching the FXX network’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 8, I was super excited to finally get a Charlie centric episode. While I’m not sure that it kept up with “Charlie Rules the World” or “Charlie Work,” it at least gave Charlie some much needed screen time. Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet. In Wednesday night’s episode, “Charlie’s Home Alone,” Charlie begins freaking out when he cannot find his beloved Green Man suit, explaining that it is part of his “color rituals” that are necessary for the Eagles to win the Super Bowl. After an impostor wearing the suit heads off with the gang, Charlie realizes that he “made his friends disappear.” My top 5 moments from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 8 are:

“How is salmonella the only word you spelled correctly?”

Charlie has pretty much everything covered in order for the gang to go see the Super Bowl, only he cannot find his Green Man suit. Charlie even takes time to put a sign up at the bar, explaining that they are closed for “salmonella” because of the Super Bowl, only every single word is spelled wrong except for “salmonella,” which surprises Dee. Charlie doesn’t have time to argue with Dee over the sign and focuses all of his attention on finding the Green Man suit, only someone takes off with the gang wearing it, leaving Charlie alone at the bar. Who is wearing the suit? I’m guessing Cricket, but we’ll have to wait until next week to find out.

“I made my friends disappear.”

After wishing that his friends would all just go away, they actually do and Charlie is shocked that he was able to make this happen, signaling an immediate throwback to the classic film, Home Alone. Charlie takes this even further as “Rockin Around The Christmas Tree” begins playing and he runs around, loving the fact that he can do whatever he wants. Charlie finds a pair of Dee’s old panties and hilariously says, “Dee…Woof” and even tries out some shaving cream of his very own, patting his face and screaming and then saying out loud, “Why am I screaming? This doesn’t hurt at all.”

“This is my bar and I have to defend it.”

After two patrons try to get into the bar, Charlie realizes that he will need to defend the bar, just like Kevin from Home Alone. Charlie assumes that they are burglars and starts setting up traps all over the bar and even lays out his battle plan or “Batall Plan.” It seems like Charlie has everything worked out, until he gets caught in his own bear trap. Poor Charlie.

“You’re going to lose the game because of me.”

Charlie listens to the crowd outside to determine if the Eagles are winning or losing and realizes that he must complete his “color rituals” in order for them to succeed. Charlie’s color rituals consist of eating brown, wearing green, and drinking yellow. Seems simple enough, right? Only poor Charlie has been badly injured from the bear trap and is clearly not thinking straight at this point. After spotting a rat, Charlie decides to eat it because it was brown and then immediately regrets this decision when he begins puking right on cue. However, when he hears the fans cheering outside the bar, Charlie quickly realizes that the “color rituals” must be working. He is determined to find something green to wear and spots the cans of green paint he set up. Charlie hilariously ends up knocking himself out with the paint can, but the green paint does get on him so I guess this counts? After Charlie wakes up, he courageously tries to make it to the beer so he can drink something yellow, but to no avail. Charlie decides to drink his own urine, which is beyond disgusting, but he takes one for the team.

“Finish your color rituals.”

Now that Charlie has successfully finished his “color rituals,” he just needs to make it to the television and turn on the game. Charlie’s leg is killing him at this point and he even begins hallucinating and seeing football players standing in front of him, trying to motivate him and cheer him on. Charlie realizes that he can actually release himself from his own trap by pressing the button on the bottom, which makes this whole ordeal seem silly now. Charlie successfully turns on the TV, but the football players tell him he has to now get back in the trap. You know because “everything fans do has a direct impact on the outcome.” Will Charlie be able to succeed? We’ll have to wait to find out, as “to be continued” came up on the screen. While the episode started out with promise, it soon became something outrageous, but that is what Charlie does best. Either way, it’s good to see Charlie have his moment in the spotlight. Stay tuned!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” season 13 episode 7: “The Gang Does a Clip Show”

Happy Saturday TV fans! After watching the FXX network’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 7, I realized that doing a clip show doesn’t necessarily mean you are giving in to “lazy writing.” After all, who knew that doing a clip show could potentially alter reality? It’s Always Sunny does a clip show brilliantly, bringing us back to some of our favorite laugh out loud moments, while still being original about the premise. Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet. In last night’s episode, “The Gang Does a Clip Show,” the gang is bored when they have to wait approximately 30 minutes for their phones to do a system update, which causes them to reminisce about some of the good old days. As they start to bring us back to some of our favorite moments on the show, they realize that they are also distorting some memories and they run the risk of altering reality. My top 5 moments from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 7 are:

“Why was that memory in a different language?”

As the gang begins to bring us back to some of their favorite memories, Charlie takes a stab at it and brings up one of my favorite episodes of all time: “The Nightman Cometh.” Only as he takes us back there, he is remembering everything in another language, which confuses the rest of the gang. The gang tells Charlie that he never spoke Chinese, but Charlie is convinced that he did, reminding us about the episode: “Flowers for Charlie,” when he is the subject of an experiment and believes in his mind that he has become smart overnight. This leads to the gang suggesting that they remember times where somebody didn’t know what was happening, which leads to some hilarious moments where characters literally ask, “What is happening?” I absolutely loved the transition here.

“You can’t beat physical comedy memories.”

Dee is excited to bring up some of her favorite memories and tries to recreate some of her favorite characters that she liked to do. Only the gang has no idea what she is talking about and asks, “What is that? What are you doing? Are you just doing a bad accent?” When Dee tries to remind them about some of the characters, they hilariously ask, “You’ve created characters?” Poor Dee. She puts her best effort forward to bring back Crazy Patty, but she ends up falling and hurting herself, which leads to the gang deciding to remember all the times that Dee got hurt, which gives us some more laugh out loud moments from the earlier seasons.

“Let’s remember all the classic times.”

Some of my absolute favorite moments on the show come up during the “classic times,” as we get to witness Charlie hilariously ask Santa all over again if he “f*cked his mom.” Classic Charlie. We also get to witness “Wild Card bitches,” the high school reunion dance number, and Dennis explaining to Mac “because of the implication,” which is one of my all time favorite laugh out loud moments from “The Gang Buys a Boat.” Seriously check that episode out now if you haven’t yet.

“That was one of the best memories of all time.”

The gang hilariously recreates a moment from Seinfeld and is actually pretty spot on with their impression of it. Only they start to think that it is one of their own memories. Dennis tells them that it wasn’t them and points out that it took place during the 90’s and asks them who all those people were laughing in the background. The gang is still not entirely sure about this until Dennis says, “You guys are remembering an episode of Seinfeld” and they realize that “memories are tricky.”

“Now you’re infecting my memory with your memory.”

After Dennis brings up the time that he left Paddy’s Pub, he gets agitated when the memory starts changing, as everyone thinks that they turned off the lights to the bar and then Frank hilariously points out that he doesn’t even remember Dennis leaving. Dennis tells them that they are infecting his memory with their own memories and that distorting facts can change history, which leads to a discussion about potentially altering reality. In this new reality, Frank has hair and Charlie has a kid with the waitress, as he brings us into this new reality by looking in on himself like the Ghost of Christmas Past, which is funny on its own. At the end of the episode, the phones are updated and it seems like we are back to normal, only Charlie looks through the door of the bar one last time, suggesting that perhaps we are not. Either way, I was initially disappointed to see that they were going to do a clip show until the episode actually branched out into something funny on its own, reminding us why we all love this series so much. Stay tuned!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” season 13 episode 6: “The Gang Solves the Bathroom Problem”

Happy Thursday TV fans! After watching the FXX network’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 6 last night, I realized that the gang has a solution for pretty much everything and they will ensure they thoroughly cover all angles to get it right. Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet. In last night’s episode, “The Gang Solves the Bathroom Problem,” the gang is excited to go to a Jimmy Buffett concert, but they have to handle an important debate before they can get back to “island time.” Meanwhile, Charlie shows off his surprising fashion skills, Frank proves that screams are better than music, and poor Dee is ignored once again. My top 5 moments from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 6 are:

“Were you in the women’s bathroom?”

The gang is ready to go to the Jimmy Buffett concert, but they have to hit pause when Dee asks Mac why he was in the women’s bathroom. Mac explains that he feels more comfortable in there because he is gay and is ready to initiate a thorough debate if needed. Before we get there, Mac overacts when Dee begins to question him and tries to strangle her, yelling out, “Maybe I’ll choke you out!” Poor Dee. Mac is the first one to take the floor on the argument and explains that, “A, we both like dudes and B, we both find women’s bodies disgusting so no hanky panky.” Seems like it is case closed, but Dee gets up and reminds everyone that “A, not all women like dudes and B, I find you disgusting.” And so our debate begins.

“The dress ties the whole look together.”

After Mac mistakes Dee for being in the stall next to him with “pink heels,” Dee says that she doesn’t even own a pair. Charlie steps up and says that he can explain it all. We learn that Charlie has also been using the women’s bathroom and he wears a pair of pink heels so he doesn’t look suspicious. Only Mac peeks over the top of the stall and discovers that Charlie is also wearing a wig and a dress to match. Charlie tries to explain that he has been doing this since he was little and that “it’s not that weird.” The gang responds with “it’s so weird,” but Charlie is not about to abandon his bathroom ensemble just yet.

“It’s mostly dicks.”

The gang makes the decision to take away gender from the bathrooms and they decide to make clear signs to indicate this. This becomes very confusing, as the initial sign has Charlie thinking that there is a “starfish throwing a rock,” which we learn is actually a baby. Mac thinks he will have better luck and ends up spending several hours on the laptop watching porn and comes up with a sign mostly full of dicks. Frank then tries to take a stab at it and brings religion into it. Dee suggests that they just put up toilet signs and decides she is going to use the men’s former bathroom, but suddenly the men don’t want her in there either. Dee says, “You can’t take away my right to choose,” and the debate goes off topic as Dennis predicted.

“Have you ever read the constitution?”

The gang tries out designating one bathroom for #1 and the other for #2, but the gang thinks this might be a problem. They try using scented candles in #2 and Frank suggests using the sound of screams rather than music for background noise. Dennis and Charlie are not really sure about this, but when they enter the bathroom and hear the screaming, they think that they might be on to something. This part had me crying from laughing so hard. It reminded me of what you hear when you go through a haunted house, but somehow it worked. We also quickly discover that Frank keeps a gun with him at all times in the bathroom and the constitution is brought up once again, which leads to everyone actually taking a moment to start reading it. You can’t say that It’s Always Sunny hasn’t taught you anything.

“In there we’re all the same…”

After much debate, the gang finally realizes that they are all the same in the bathroom and Dee tries to shed some light on everything and has an insightful thought when she suggests, “Why don’t we focus on treating other people the way we want to be treated?” I’m with you Dee! Charlie seems like he is really thinking it over, but then says, “Dee, we were just talking” and Mac hilariously adds in, “Yea shut the f*ck up!” Poor Dee! Well at least the gang will get to enjoy the Jimmy Buffett concert after all. Stay tuned!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” season 13 episode 2: “The Gang Escapes”

Happy Friday TV fans! Have you ever wanted to play the escape room game? It’s a trend that is happening all over and of course the gang from Patty’s Pub has to get in on the action. After watching the FXX network’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 2 last night, I realized that while teamwork may be the most important element needed to win the game, the gang always has something else up their sleeves so that they wind up the winners. Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet. In Wednesday night’s episode, “The Gang Escapes,” the gang puts their best effort forward to excel at the escape the room game, but realize that a lot is at stake especially when “power plays” are introduced along with some much needed “riffing.” My top 5 moments from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 2 are:

“Don’t judge me nerd.”

Dee is very excited to participate in the escape the room game and even begins looking for clues before she is technically allowed to. We quickly find out that Dee has already played this particular escape game and was looking forward to showing off her detective skills to the group. Only unfortunately for Dee, the gang decides to lock her in Dennis’s room, which is completely soundproof. More on that later. Dee tries to team up with the woman running the escape room game, but is upset when she doesn’t jump at the chance to get back at Dee’s friends, reminding Dee that the game is supposed to be about communication and teamwork and that this makes her uncomfortable. Dee hilariously replies, “let’s see how comfortable you get when they get frustrated and start smashing all your shit,” proving that she knows her friends better than anyone else. As if right on cue, the smashing begins.

“That’s power play.”

The gang begins to disagree on who the leader should be so they decide to break up into teams: Mac and Dennis and Charlie and Frank. Dennis feels the rush of power and is excited that they have a clue in their grasp. However, he begins to get distracted by Frank’s obnoxious chewing of gum, recognizing it as a power play and classic angry Dennis makes an appearance. Dennis begins freaking out and yells, “Can I riff? I’m just riffing now. Will you go get my gum?” Mac does his best to obtain the gum from Charlie, but Frank also explains that this could be considered “power play,” confirming Dennis’s theory on becoming the “head cow.” I don’t understand it any better than you do, but it is absolutely hilarious that both Dennis and Frank recognize the potential power play going on here.

“You didn’t say the safe word.”

While Dee is locked up in Dennis’s room, she accidentally triggers his laptop, which dims the lights and makes the bed even vibrate. A message comes up on the laptop with Dennis surrounded by hearts and greets her by saying, “welcome sexual conquest.” Dee begins freaking out, not wanting any part of her brother’s creepy sexual playground, but the message continues to go on while Stacey Q’s, “Two of Hearts” song begins to play, which you can listen to here! She desperately tries to turn everything off, but is scolded when she doesn’t use the safe word. I’m still wondering what that is. Poor Dee!

“To us as men!”

Mac and Dennis finally come to an agreement with Charlie and Frank, as they all sit down for a summit to discuss the terms of their negotiation. Charlie hilariously works in a new accent and says that they can commence with the turning of the key as long as he can remain “the speaker of the tribe.” They commend themselves on a job well done as men and turn over the lock and key clues so they can win the game. Only they quickly realize that this was only the first clue in the escape game and there are like 20 or 30 more things to complete. Whoops.

“You really were the quarterback.”

In the beginning of the episode, Dee really wanted to show the gang that she was capable of being a good leader and said that she wanted to be the quarterback of the team. While the gang initially reminded her that this is only a title reserved for men, Dee ends up changing their minds. Dee escapes Dennis’s sex dungeon by climbing out the window to his surprise, as he mentions that no one else has been able to do so. Dee accidentally falls off the ledge and says she is going to sue the makers of the game. The woman who ran the game explains that nothing like this has ever happened before. Luckily Dee is all right, but she is at the hospital with the rest of the gang by her side. The woman reluctantly takes their photo even though they didn’t win the game, but they quickly convince her that they did in fact win in their own way. The gang tells Dee, “You really were the quarterback,” allowing her to rejoice in a temporary moment of victory. The gang certainly proved to be up for any challenge, but I’m still not sure they understand the concept of teamwork. Either way, a win is a win and I am definitely on team Sunny! Stay tuned!

I hope you enjoyed the list and feel free to post your own thoughts on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia below in the comments section. Thanks so much for reading and happy viewing!

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Amy Koto, TV Fanatic Girl

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