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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 Friday TV fans! After watching the FXX network’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 4 last night, I realized that you should never cross Dennis Reynolds. I mean like at all. He will go above and beyond to ensure that you listen to him. I’m not too sure the rest of the gang is too concerned with this, however. Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet. In last night’s episode, “Time’s Up for the Gang,” the gang is required to attend a sexual harassment seminar after Paddy’s Pub is put on an unsafe bar for women list. I feel like Paddy’s Pub and The Alibi from Shameless should join forces, especially since they both seem to be on the same page this week. No one is particularly excited about attending the seminar except for Dee, who shows up ready to get her party on, but is in for a rude awakening about her own behavior as well. My top 5 moments from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13 episode 4 are:

“How many points do we need?”

At the beginning of the seminar, Mac is determined to win and wants to know how many points they need to do so. The lady running the seminar politely explains that there are no points and they merely need to complete the actual seminar and then they can be removed from the list. Seems simple enough, right? Well not for Mac. Mac continues to talk about the importance of points and further explains, “That’s how the Eagles won the Super bowl.” The rest of the gang asks him what that has to do with anything, but it seems like they might be better off just agreeing with him at this point.

“Nice try you dumb bitch.”

Dennis is fully participating in the seminar, but Dee wants to jump on board as well, especially since she is the only woman there representing Paddy’s Pub. Dee asks the woman running the seminar if being called a bird is considered sexual harassment. The lady is confused by this and tells her no, but agrees that it is not very nice. Dennis whispers under his breath, “nice try you dumb bitch,” determined to be the top contributor at the seminar. Watch out Dee!

“You don’t just throw around the R word.”

As the seminar continues, the topic of molestation comes up and the lady informs them that a woman can sexually molest or harass a man as well. Charlie innocently asks if that’s what happened with him and Dee, revealing for the first time to rest of the gang that he had sex with Dee, which is hilarious enough on its own. I was wondering when this was going to be revealed. To make matters worse, Dee tries to explain that it was consensual, but then starts to have second thoughts herself about her past actions. Either way, Dee is not about to accept throwing the “R word” into the mix and tries to defend herself as much as possible. I’m not sure Dee is going to win this argument; however, especially since the gang knows about her past affair with Charlie now.

“I’m here for revenge.”

During the seminar, Dee and Mac are asked to perform a role play in front of the rest of the group. The lady running the seminar explains it to them, but Dee is very concerned about her character’s motivation. The lady tries to keep them on track, but Dee ultimately decides on revenge. When she approaches Mac, he lifts her up into the air by her crotch and the lady running the seminar is absolutely horrified, asking Dee if she is all right. Dee is amazed by how high Mac got her in the air and says she feels like “Thumbelina.” After seeing how distraught the lady is, Dee hilariously asks, “Is that sexual harassment?” and the lady dryly replies, “No, that is sexual assault.” It looks like Dee and Mac still have a lot to learn, but at least they nailed their characters during the role play.

“But Dennis…”

Later on, Dennis decides to give his own sort of presentation at the seminar and is surprisingly fully prepared, but I guess we should not expect anything less from Dennis Reynolds. Dennis starts each transition with “But Dennis…” and fills in the blank, targeting his friends and adding in “But Dennis…I’m rich, I’m gay, I’m a hopeless romantic, I’m a woman.” He is speaking specifically to Frank, Mac, Charlie, and Dee and goes even further with it, berating each one of his friends until he gets his point across. Dennis then further reveals that he created the unsafe list and is responsible for the seminar to the surprise of everyone. Dennis wanted to ensure that everyone would listen to him and clean up their act. While this initially seems harmless enough, Dennis further explains it is because he doesn’t want the rest of the gang to drag him down with them, keeping Dennis Reynolds as the number one priority. I’d like to say mission accomplished Dennis, but I’m not sure the rest of the gang really followed you. Either way, good effort? Stay tuned!