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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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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!