It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

[Pre]

Did I miss an episode?  Why the hell did I think this show was on Mondays?

You've missed out on more than an episode.  No one can answer that, or gives a fuck.

[Gil Gunderson]

Did I miss an episode?  Why the hell did I think this show was on Mondays?

You've missed out on more than an episode.  No one can answer that, or gives a fuck.

Detroit...Not a state, drink...Milwaukee...Jesus H. Christ.

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

Did I miss an episode?  Why the hell did I think this show was on Mondays?

You've missed out on more than an episode.  No one can answer that, or gives a fuck.

Detroit...Not a state, drink...Milwaukee...Jesus H. Christ.

I loved when Mac called out "Philly."

[Indolent Reader]

Excellent episode.

[Kermit, B.]

Gypsies, i don't want anyone shrinking my head

Jesus, this last episode is an instant classic. I need to rewatch this one.

Was that piss?

It was amazing.  I don't know why, but I always find it interesting when TV shows are written in a way that could probably work equally well on stage.  I must have theater on the brain after The Nightman Cometh.

Regarding your earlier Sweet Dee comment, something horrible has happened to her.  I used to think she was pretty hot, but she's just terrifying this season.  I know the ridiculous eye makeup her character wears doesn't help, but yikes.  I was even pretty creeped out by her bikini body.

Oh, and regarding the lawyer, he's in some series of commercials right now.  Car, maybe?  Insurance?

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

Oh, and regarding the lawyer, he's in some series of commercials right now.  Car, maybe?  Insurance?

That's Brian Unger.

He was on the Daily Show back in the Kilborn days.

And the ads he's in are for BMW.

[Kermit, B.]

Oh, and regarding the lawyer, he's in some series of commercials right now.  Car, maybe?  Insurance?

That's Brian Unger.

He was on the Daily Show back in the Kilborn days.

And the ads he's in are for BMW.

Well, he's funny.

[Slaky]

Gypsies, i don't want anyone shrinking my head

Jesus, this last episode is an instant classic. I need to rewatch this one.

Was that piss?

It was amazing.  I don't know why, but I always find it interesting when TV shows are written in a way that could probably work equally well on stage.  I must have theater on the brain after The Nightman Cometh.

Regarding your earlier Sweet Dee comment, something horrible has happened to her.  I used to think she was pretty hot, but she's just terrifying this season.  I know the ridiculous eye makeup her character wears doesn't help, but yikes.  I was even pretty creeped out by her bikini body.

Oh, and regarding the lawyer, he's in some series of commercials right now.  Car, maybe?  Insurance?

It's possible they're making her look like shit to further the character of her being a lowlife. See also DeVito's hair becoming more and more clownish each season.

Her eye makeup reminded me of the freak from the Drew Carey show, which I hated more than any TV show that was on during that time. Atheismo that show sucked.

Tangent!

Also enjoyed how they never really left Philly. It was a pretty transparent plot device, reminded me a bit of Harold and Kumar, who probably borrowed it from somewhere else, but I loved it nevertheless.

[Gil Gunderson]

Gypsies, i don't want anyone shrinking my head

Jesus, this last episode is an instant classic. I need to rewatch this one.

Was that piss?

It was amazing.  I don't know why, but I always find it interesting when TV shows are written in a way that could probably work equally well on stage.  I must have theater on the brain after The Nightman Cometh.

Regarding your earlier Sweet Dee comment, something horrible has happened to her.  I used to think she was pretty hot, but she's just terrifying this season.  I know the ridiculous eye makeup her character wears doesn't help, but yikes.  I was even pretty creeped out by her bikini body.

Oh, and regarding the lawyer, he's in some series of commercials right now.  Car, maybe?  Insurance?

It's possible they're making her look like shit to further the character of her being a lowlife. See also DeVito's hair becoming more and more clownish each season.

Her eye makeup reminded me of the freak from the Drew Carey show, which I hated more than any TV show that was on during that time. Atheismo that show sucked.

Tangent!

Also enjoyed how they never really left Philly. It was a pretty transparent plot device, reminded me a bit of Harold and Kumar, who probably borrowed it from somewhere else, but I loved it nevertheless.

The whole scene regarding the dueling with Unger, that was a thing of beauty.

But, the never leaving Philly angle was fantastic.  Honestly, I could really see spending a long road trip in a pup trailer.  That might be fun, actually.

[Kermit, B.]

Gypsies, i don't want anyone shrinking my head

Jesus, this last episode is an instant classic. I need to rewatch this one.

Was that piss?

It was amazing.  I don't know why, but I always find it interesting when TV shows are written in a way that could probably work equally well on stage.  I must have theater on the brain after The Nightman Cometh.

Regarding your earlier Sweet Dee comment, something horrible has happened to her.  I used to think she was pretty hot, but she's just terrifying this season.  I know the ridiculous eye makeup her character wears doesn't help, but yikes.  I was even pretty creeped out by her bikini body.

Oh, and regarding the lawyer, he's in some series of commercials right now.  Car, maybe?  Insurance?

It's possible they're making her look like shit to further the character of her being a lowlife. See also DeVito's hair becoming more and more clownish each season.

Her eye makeup reminded me of the freak from the Drew Carey show, which I hated more than any TV show that was on during that time. Atheismo that show sucked.

Tangent!

Also enjoyed how they never really left Philly. It was a pretty transparent plot device, reminded me a bit of Harold and Kumar, who probably borrowed it from somewhere else, but I loved it nevertheless.

The whole scene regarding the dueling with Unger, that was a thing of beauty.

But, the never leaving Philly angle was fantastic.  Honestly, I could really see spending a long road trip in a pup trailer.  That might be fun, actually.

For a brief time during my senior year of collage, we honestly thought it would be a good idea to rent a straight trailer, throw some couches and kegs in the back, drive down to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, and just sleep in the trailer.  Then, we realized we wouldn't have access to showers, a locking door, air conditioning, seat belts, and beds.  And that the first guy stuck driving would end up driving the whole trip, because we'd all be getting wasted in the back.  And every other reason that's a dumb idea.

I miss college.

[R-V]

Gypsies, i don't want anyone shrinking my head

Jesus, this last episode is an instant classic. I need to rewatch this one.

Was that piss?

It was amazing.  I don't know why, but I always find it interesting when TV shows are written in a way that could probably work equally well on stage.  I must have theater on the brain after The Nightman Cometh.

Regarding your earlier Sweet Dee comment, something horrible has happened to her.  I used to think she was pretty hot, but she's just terrifying this season.  I know the ridiculous eye makeup her character wears doesn't help, but yikes.  I was even pretty creeped out by her bikini body.

Oh, and regarding the lawyer, he's in some series of commercials right now.  Car, maybe?  Insurance?

It's possible they're making her look like shit to further the character of her being a lowlife. See also DeVito's hair becoming more and more clownish each season.

Her eye makeup reminded me of the freak from the Drew Carey show, which I hated more than any TV show that was on during that time. Atheismo that show sucked.

Tangent!

Also enjoyed how they never really left Philly. It was a pretty transparent plot device, reminded me a bit of Harold and Kumar, who probably borrowed it from somewhere else, but I loved it nevertheless.

The whole scene regarding the dueling with Unger, that was a thing of beauty.

But, the never leaving Philly angle was fantastic.  Honestly, I could really see spending a long road trip in a pup trailer.  That might be fun, actually.

For a brief time during my senior year of collage, we honestly thought it would be a good idea to rent a straight trailer, throw some couches and kegs in the back, drive down to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, and just sleep in the trailer.  Then, we realized we wouldn't have access to showers, a locking door, air conditioning, seat belts, and beds.  And that the first guy stuck driving would end up driving the whole trip, because we'd all be getting wasted in the back.  And every other reason that's a dumb idea.

I miss college.

I took a road trip to Iowa my freshman year in the back of a Uhaul with a bunch of other dudes. It was even MORE awesome than they made it look on the show. I can see how the beer bong we used as a toilet (tube sticking out the back) may have lost its luster on a drive all the way to New Orleans.[/frat douche]

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

Gypsies, i don't want anyone shrinking my head

Jesus, this last episode is an instant classic. I need to rewatch this one.

Was that piss?

It was amazing.  I don't know why, but I always find it interesting when TV shows are written in a way that could probably work equally well on stage.  I must have theater on the brain after The Nightman Cometh.

Regarding your earlier Sweet Dee comment, something horrible has happened to her.  I used to think she was pretty hot, but she's just terrifying this season.  I know the ridiculous eye makeup her character wears doesn't help, but yikes.  I was even pretty creeped out by her bikini body.

Oh, and regarding the lawyer, he's in some series of commercials right now.  Car, maybe?  Insurance?

It's possible they're making her look like shit to further the character of her being a lowlife. See also DeVito's hair becoming more and more clownish each season.

Her eye makeup reminded me of the freak from the Drew Carey show, which I hated more than any TV show that was on during that time. Atheismo that show sucked.

Tangent!

Also enjoyed how they never really left Philly. It was a pretty transparent plot device, reminded me a bit of Harold and Kumar, who probably borrowed it from somewhere else, but I loved it nevertheless.

The whole scene regarding the dueling with Unger, that was a thing of beauty.

But, the never leaving Philly angle was fantastic.  Honestly, I could really see spending a long road trip in a pup trailer.  That might be fun, actually.

For a brief time during my senior year of collage, we honestly thought it would be a good idea to rent a straight trailer, throw some couches and kegs in the back, drive down to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, and just sleep in the trailer.  Then, we realized we wouldn't have access to showers, a locking door, air conditioning, seat belts, and beds.  And that the first guy stuck driving would end up driving the whole trip, because we'd all be getting wasted in the back.  And every other reason that's a dumb idea.

I miss college.

I took a road trip to Iowa my freshman year in the back of a Uhaul with a bunch of other dudes. It was even MORE awesome than they made it look on the show. I can see how the beer bong we used as a toilet (tube sticking out the back) may have lost its luster on a drive all the way to New Orleans.[/frat douche]

RV's bro cred just shot straight through the roof.

[Slaky]

Gypsies, i don't want anyone shrinking my head

Jesus, this last episode is an instant classic. I need to rewatch this one.

Was that piss?

It was amazing.  I don't know why, but I always find it interesting when TV shows are written in a way that could probably work equally well on stage.  I must have theater on the brain after The Nightman Cometh.

Regarding your earlier Sweet Dee comment, something horrible has happened to her.  I used to think she was pretty hot, but she's just terrifying this season.  I know the ridiculous eye makeup her character wears doesn't help, but yikes.  I was even pretty creeped out by her bikini body.

Oh, and regarding the lawyer, he's in some series of commercials right now.  Car, maybe?  Insurance?

It's possible they're making her look like shit to further the character of her being a lowlife. See also DeVito's hair becoming more and more clownish each season.

Her eye makeup reminded me of the freak from the Drew Carey show, which I hated more than any TV show that was on during that time. Atheismo that show sucked.

Tangent!

Also enjoyed how they never really left Philly. It was a pretty transparent plot device, reminded me a bit of Harold and Kumar, who probably borrowed it from somewhere else, but I loved it nevertheless.

The whole scene regarding the dueling with Unger, that was a thing of beauty.

But, the never leaving Philly angle was fantastic.  Honestly, I could really see spending a long road trip in a pup trailer.  That might be fun, actually.

For a brief time during my senior year of collage, we honestly thought it would be a good idea to rent a straight trailer, throw some couches and kegs in the back, drive down to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, and just sleep in the trailer.  Then, we realized we wouldn't have access to showers, a locking door, air conditioning, seat belts, and beds.  And that the first guy stuck driving would end up driving the whole trip, because we'd all be getting wasted in the back.  And every other reason that's a dumb idea.

I miss college.

I took a road trip to Iowa my freshman year in the back of a Uhaul with a bunch of other dudes. It was even MORE awesome than they made it look on the show. I can see how the beer bong we used as a toilet (tube sticking out the back) may have lost its luster on a drive all the way to New Orleans.[/frat douche]

RV's bro cred just shot straight through the roof.

I can hear TDubbs' boner.

[Gil Gunderson]

Gypsies, i don't want anyone shrinking my head

Jesus, this last episode is an instant classic. I need to rewatch this one.

Was that piss?

It was amazing.  I don't know why, but I always find it interesting when TV shows are written in a way that could probably work equally well on stage.  I must have theater on the brain after The Nightman Cometh.

Regarding your earlier Sweet Dee comment, something horrible has happened to her.  I used to think she was pretty hot, but she's just terrifying this season.  I know the ridiculous eye makeup her character wears doesn't help, but yikes.  I was even pretty creeped out by her bikini body.

Oh, and regarding the lawyer, he's in some series of commercials right now.  Car, maybe?  Insurance?

It's possible they're making her look like shit to further the character of her being a lowlife. See also DeVito's hair becoming more and more clownish each season.

Her eye makeup reminded me of the freak from the Drew Carey show, which I hated more than any TV show that was on during that time. Atheismo that show sucked.

Tangent!

Also enjoyed how they never really left Philly. It was a pretty transparent plot device, reminded me a bit of Harold and Kumar, who probably borrowed it from somewhere else, but I loved it nevertheless.

The whole scene regarding the dueling with Unger, that was a thing of beauty.

But, the never leaving Philly angle was fantastic.  Honestly, I could really see spending a long road trip in a pup trailer.  That might be fun, actually.

For a brief time during my senior year of collage, we honestly thought it would be a good idea to rent a straight trailer, throw some couches and kegs in the back, drive down to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, and just sleep in the trailer.  Then, we realized we wouldn't have access to showers, a locking door, air conditioning, seat belts, and beds.  And that the first guy stuck driving would end up driving the whole trip, because we'd all be getting wasted in the back.  And every other reason that's a dumb idea.

I miss college.

I took a road trip to Iowa my freshman year in the back of a Uhaul with a bunch of other dudes. It was even MORE awesome than they made it look on the show. I can see how the beer bong we used as a toilet (tube sticking out the back) may have lost its luster on a drive all the way to New Orleans.[/frat douche]

RV's bro cred just shot straight through the roof.

I can hear TDubbs' boner.

Got you beat.  I can smell it.

[Weebs]

Gypsies, i don't want anyone shrinking my head

Jesus, this last episode is an instant classic. I need to rewatch this one.

Was that piss?

It was amazing.  I don't know why, but I always find it interesting when TV shows are written in a way that could probably work equally well on stage.  I must have theater on the brain after The Nightman Cometh.

Regarding your earlier Sweet Dee comment, something horrible has happened to her.  I used to think she was pretty hot, but she's just terrifying this season.  I know the ridiculous eye makeup her character wears doesn't help, but yikes.  I was even pretty creeped out by her bikini body.

Oh, and regarding the lawyer, he's in some series of commercials right now.  Car, maybe?  Insurance?

It's possible they're making her look like shit to further the character of her being a lowlife. See also DeVito's hair becoming more and more clownish each season.

Her eye makeup reminded me of the freak from the Drew Carey show, which I hated more than any TV show that was on during that time. Atheismo that show sucked.

Tangent!

Also enjoyed how they never really left Philly. It was a pretty transparent plot device, reminded me a bit of Harold and Kumar, who probably borrowed it from somewhere else, but I loved it nevertheless.

The whole scene regarding the dueling with Unger, that was a thing of beauty.

But, the never leaving Philly angle was fantastic.  Honestly, I could really see spending a long road trip in a pup trailer.  That might be fun, actually.

For a brief time during my senior year of collage, we honestly thought it would be a good idea to rent a straight trailer, throw some couches and kegs in the back, drive down to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, and just sleep in the trailer.  Then, we realized we wouldn't have access to showers, a locking door, air conditioning, seat belts, and beds.  And that the first guy stuck driving would end up driving the whole trip, because we'd all be getting wasted in the back.  And every other reason that's a dumb idea.

I miss college.

I took a road trip to Iowa my freshman year in the back of a Uhaul with a bunch of other dudes. It was even MORE awesome than they made it look on the show. I can see how the beer bong we used as a toilet (tube sticking out the back) may have lost its luster on a drive all the way to New Orleans.[/frat douche]

RV's bro cred just shot straight through the roof.

I can hear TDubbs' boner.

Got you beat.  I can smell it.

When TDubbs is with a slam piece, he makes sure they use all six senses on his boner.

Note: The Sixth Sense is being able to see the ghosts of those women his boner has slayed in the past.