Highest Rated Always Sunny Episodes

Top Twenty It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Episodes. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is my favorite comedy show, excluding South Park of course. It is a series that has been consistently great for 12 years and 12 seasons now. Needless to say, it has quite a lot of amazing, classic episodes so making this list was very difficult for me. In terms of duration, It's Always Sunny is the longest-running live-action comedy in TV history - and the series is due to commence its fifteenth season in 2021! Some of the best episodes of It's Always Sunny take Mac and Charlie, lifelong best friends, away from the rest of the gang. In 'Mac and Charlie: White Trash', the gang have an all-out class war. Here are the very best episodes of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Updated by Colin McCormick on March 31, 2020: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia wrapped up its fourteenth season a few months ago and still shows no signs of slowing down. The crude and hilarious antics of the gang at Paddy's Pub are just what we need in these strange times. A Cricket's Tale. People rag on Frank's Brother, but it still involves one of the five main characters. The gang is only in A Cricket's Tale for around 90 seconds and, while a funny side character, Cricket isn't funny enough to carry a whole episode by himself.

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The average sitcom tends to run either way too long or too short, and thus far, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia seems to be hitting the perfect spot. While not quite being in its peak anymore - although Dennis might disagree and say, 'It hasn't even begun to peak' - the show is still very consistent and has not overstayed its welcome.

The characters are some of the most deprived people we have seen on screen, and thanks to this, the series has featured many shocking and hilarious moments that set it apart from other shows. Its deliberate efforts to show us jokes and scenarios unfamiliar to the sitcom formula are likely what keeps it so fun, despite its rather lengthy run.

With so many years on air, so many classic seasons and so many reinventions, it's not an easy show to whittle down to the ten best episodes. Consequently, entries on this list are informed by a combination of IMDB episode ratings, general internet receptions, and my personal opinion.

A minor spoiler warning is in effect, as this list will discuss some plot elements of the episodes featured.

Despite getting snubbed (yet again) by award shows, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia remains one of the funniest and most underappreciated shows on TV.

Even after 13+ seasons, IASIP is still comedy gold. So if you're in the mood to watch Charlie, Mac, and the gang (on Hulu only because clearly, Netflix doesn't recognize a good thing when it's in front of them), here's the ultimate list.

While preparing to step into the wrestling ring, Dee and Charlie end up hopped up on steroids. Kaitlin Olsen proves yet again she's the master of rage comedy and Charlie busts out some serious moves.

Mac is fat. Cricket has been shot. Dee has gone psycho due to the imminent hurricane, and Charlie is running around like a madman with an ax. The final season when Cricket ‘s car crashes into the store and they all go mad makes me crack up every single time.

The gang suspects that Mac is the local serial killer and decide to stalk him to find out the truth. The best part of the episode happens at the end when Dee and Dennis decide to get in the mind of a serial killer, dress up as a killer clown a killer painter, and stalk the waitress. Perfection.

In order to win a bet against Frank, Mac and Dennis move to the suburbs for a month only to find it completely torturous. The whole thing comes to a head when Mac feeds Dennis their dead dog (also named Dennis) and Dennis, Dee, and Mac end up sleeping in a bed with an old (black) man. Don't ask.

The average sitcom tends to run either way too long or too short, and thus far, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia seems to be hitting the perfect spot. While not quite being in its peak anymore - although Dennis might disagree and say, 'It hasn't even begun to peak' - the show is still very consistent and has not overstayed its welcome.

The characters are some of the most deprived people we have seen on screen, and thanks to this, the series has featured many shocking and hilarious moments that set it apart from other shows. Its deliberate efforts to show us jokes and scenarios unfamiliar to the sitcom formula are likely what keeps it so fun, despite its rather lengthy run.

With so many years on air, so many classic seasons and so many reinventions, it's not an easy show to whittle down to the ten best episodes. Consequently, entries on this list are informed by a combination of IMDB episode ratings, general internet receptions, and my personal opinion.

A minor spoiler warning is in effect, as this list will discuss some plot elements of the episodes featured.

Despite getting snubbed (yet again) by award shows, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia remains one of the funniest and most underappreciated shows on TV.

Even after 13+ seasons, IASIP is still comedy gold. So if you're in the mood to watch Charlie, Mac, and the gang (on Hulu only because clearly, Netflix doesn't recognize a good thing when it's in front of them), here's the ultimate list.

While preparing to step into the wrestling ring, Dee and Charlie end up hopped up on steroids. Kaitlin Olsen proves yet again she's the master of rage comedy and Charlie busts out some serious moves.

Mac is fat. Cricket has been shot. Dee has gone psycho due to the imminent hurricane, and Charlie is running around like a madman with an ax. The final season when Cricket ‘s car crashes into the store and they all go mad makes me crack up every single time.

The gang suspects that Mac is the local serial killer and decide to stalk him to find out the truth. The best part of the episode happens at the end when Dee and Dennis decide to get in the mind of a serial killer, dress up as a killer clown a killer painter, and stalk the waitress. Perfection.

In order to win a bet against Frank, Mac and Dennis move to the suburbs for a month only to find it completely torturous. The whole thing comes to a head when Mac feeds Dennis their dead dog (also named Dennis) and Dennis, Dee, and Mac end up sleeping in a bed with an old (black) man. Don't ask.

Bonus: 'Mac and Dennis Break Up' (Season 5, Episode 9) is a close second if you're looking for more Mac/Dennis action.

Frank gets the gang all riled up about guns and they decide to take actions. Charlie and Mac think there are not nearly enough guns on the street and take it upon themselves to arm school children. Meanwhile, Dennis and Dee think it's way too easy to get a gun and set out to prove it. Thing is they can't seem to buy a gun for their life.

The gang decides to take it upon themselves to take care of Philadelphia's homeless problem. Usb data transfer device. Mac and Dee become Guardian Angels, Dennis and Frank become fake police officers, and Charlie becomes Al Pacino. Enough said.

After getting rejected from a private pool, the gang tries to find ways to beat the heat. Dennis, Dee, and Frank brave the public pool while Mac and Charlie break into an old, abandoned pool where their childhood friend drowned only to get trapped. Oh yeah, and Charlie is wearing short shorts.

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Mac and Frank end up stuck in the middle of the ocean with a rum ham, Dennis and Dee hang out with druggies, and Charlie finds love at the shore.

Bonus: If you like when the gang goes out of town, check out 'The Gang Hits the Road' (Season 5, Episode 2). The gang attempts to go on a road trip but all goes wrong. Charlie and Dennis almost kill themselves and Dee gets covered in Mac's pee.

With all the success of the bar, the boys decide to spend their money on a crappy boat. While Dee, Charlie, and Frank are stuck cleaning up, Dennis and Mac attempt to lure unexpecting women to the boat. Too bad Charlie lights the boat on fire before they get back.

Highest Rated Always Sunny Episodes Ever

Dennis and Dee decide to quit their jobs and pursue their lifelong dreams only to end up addicted to crack. Meanwhile, Charlie and Mac spend all of Frank's money on limos and prostitutes.

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