It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia

This is definitely one of my favorites of this season.



I mean, it dragged us away from the bar (at least in time - about 200 and some years), to teach us some History.



The cold opening was great, and from there it only got better.

Paddy's Pub...ahem...I mean Patrick's Pub was the center of operations for the revolutionaries, but they we're betrayed by Dennis and Mac ancestors when they became spies for the British side.



Charlie and Frank were awesome. Their scenes were the funniest and crazy. The way Charlie acted and talked through the episode made me laugh every time. The pumpkins scene was great; the guns that didn't shoot (supposedly cursed by the witch Deeandra) was even better. And the last scene at the bar, with Cricket was totally unexpected. I mean, seriously, I had to rewind a few times because I simply couldn't believe that was happening on this show.



Still, it was a great episode, probably the better of the season, and one of my favorites.



Props for the Gang!

In an attempt to channel 1990's sitcom Newsradio we had an episode where the stars of the show were transmitted to a different world. While the NBC show did it with the Titanic and futuristic space, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia chose 1776.



Being a history buff I liked what I saw here. Some clever scenes involving the lifestyle o that time and as always Dennis was great here. Dee even got a laugh from me when she called Rickety Cricket an "English **** hole". There were some pretty moronic parts such as Mac with the wooden teeth and Charlie and Frank selling furs, but the majority of the episode was very funny for the second straight week. The opening scene with them discussing George Washington's portrait was an excellent back and forth and the kind of thing usually absent this season.



Sunny is on a roll right now and hopefully they can keep things up.