I don't watch this show regularly, but when I do, it's
usually pretty funny. It's a show about a group silly, dumb,
selfish people who do crazy, outrageous things. They
have way more confidence in themselves than they should,
which leads them to do all sorts of ridiculous things that
usually fail and hurt themselves (and sometimes others). In
the past few years, the show has gotten even funnier. It's
clear that the writers wanted to step things up and really
go for the laughs more.
This new season 11 is no exception. You will definitely
laugh if you watch their antics. It's the kind of show where
you might cringe as much as you laugh, however. It's not for
people with delicate sensibilities or who get offended
easily (like most good TV comedy). It is lowbrow humor, for
the most part, but it does have some hilarious highbrow
references as well. It's always been an under-rated comedy.
That's probably because the characters are so nasty and
rotten, yet they think they're nice people. Even though it's
a comedy, it's often violent and gross.
The season premiere is a lot of fun and the show has been
renewed through season 12, which is good news for the show's
fans. Yay!
MORE INFORMATION:
It’s
Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Returns to FXX for Season 11
Wednesday, January 6 at 10 PM ET/PT
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia,
the longest-running series in FX Networks’ history, returns
to FXX for Season 11 on Wednesday, January 6 at 10 PM ET/PT. Get ready for more misguided dreams leading to
blundered schemes from everyone’s favorite bar owners! The gang
returns to Paddy’s
Pub with Mac (Rob McElhenney), Dennis (Glenn Howerton),
Charlie (Charlie Day), Dee (Kaitlin Olson) and Frank (Danny
Devito). Last season, the gang crushed Wade Boggs’
cross-country flight drinking record, killed Mac’s dad, and
started a cult. This season, the gang gets involved in even
more insane adventures including a move to the suburbs,
shooting a smut film, defending themselves in court, and
playing another deranged round of the legendary board game
Chardee MacDennis. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
was created by Rob McElhenney. He also serves as executive
producer along with Glenn Howerton, Charlie Day, Michael
Rotenberg, Nick Frenkel, Tom Lofaro, Scott Marder and David
Hornsby. The show is produced by FX productions.
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