Anyone making lots of money in this current system, one built on amoral capitalism and oppression that displaces the people from the resources, is a psychopath. Includes corporations... which have been established as people. These people are the real psychopaths.
Jesus Christ, I've been trying to tell my gf that Dennis was a full-on killer for years and she denies it. She also doesn't believe that Office Toby isn't the Strangler. Thank you and BRB FX, gotta call my loved ones before this wick is snuffed.
I feel like Dennis is too much of a coward to be a serial killer. It's kind of summed up in that therapy clip where he's talking about having the power to flip the switch. He could, but he never will. He just wants everyone to think he will. The one thing that Dennis cares about is himself, and being a killer jeopardizes his self-preservation. The same is kind of true about him being a rapist. He can loophole his desire for control with the tapes, his eponymous system, and 'the implications', but he'd never actively force himself on a woman because despite all of the 'golden god' stuff, he knows deep down that he isn't above any law and that stuff will put him in the slammer or worse. He also needs the leeway in the inevitable rejection to make it about the woman without in any way reflecting his own flaws back at him. Just my take though.
@@ItDoesntMatterReally "Never isn't the right word, because I could. And I might. And I probably will." Besides the fact that he says he probably will hit the switch, I do still agree with you. I don't think Dennis is a serial killer.
@@chrissmitty4844 In context that even feels like a backpedal to make the therapist believe he would after saying he would never, but all the same Dennis isn't a killer.
Yeah, that's what I commented, also 😆. Therefore I am like and reply bumping so that hopefully one day the comments will be swarmed with the fact that they missed that crucial psycho Dennis scene, lol.
The most impressive thing of all about Glenn Howerton's performances is that he manages to make a guy terrifying whilst simultaneously being named *Dennis*
The jaw clench after he says the implication is one of the best acting moments in the show; it's such a subtle thing that adds so much menace to the joke. Gets me every time. Let's go season 15!
His subtle hand gestures, nervous laugh, and awkward fearful body language 😂😂😂 Glenn obviously dominates this scene with his performance, but what a perfect scene partner Rob is here.
My theory on Dennis is that he’s not a serial killer, but he WANTS everyone to think he’s a serial killer, maybe even encourages this idea, because he likes the fact that people think he’s capable and enjoys the mystique. And also he’s probably not an actual serial killer because I can’t imagine Dennis even taking the time to hide a body or anything, I think he’d be really bad at it, but just imagines he’d be the most successful serial killer of all time if he ever tried.
there’s certain points in the show where Mac comes off as totally rational and level headed, and the implication scene is one of the best examples. It’s hilarious to see him seem normal because someone else in the group is being THAT off the rails
All of them have their moments of reality checks and I feel like it’s usually Dennis? He usually thinks out his weirdness out more whereas everyone else is more spontaneous and it confuses him
The gang are all horrible, selfish people who do horrible things, but possibly the worst thing that Dee, Charlie, Mac, and Frank have ever done is let Dennis out into the world past like Season 3.
They're all the way they are because of Dennis (except maybe Frank), it's clear that Dennis has manipulated and preyed on them since childhood. As horrible as they act, they're still unsettled when Dennis' mask slips. Dennis has instilled in them that the horrible things they do are acceptable behaviour.
@@IceWolfLoki Never thought of that way but that's an excellent observation. Really changes the way you see the show. In a way they are all sort of mini-Crickets. People fallen from their original state
My favorite part about the joke is that Dennis could've just stop at the reason for buying a boat. Instead he had to let Mac know about the Implication.
The line "For all this guy knows I'm a crazy person with a trunk full of duct tape and zip ties" when they were searching for the shusher was amazing and a short while later we get to see that he IS that person lol
I bought zip ties and put them in my trunk. 100% because yes, any day could technically be that day where you need zip ties if you know what I mean. I certainly didn't have any pressing matters requiring a benign clamping the day of purchase.
I do not agree with that statement. Though I think Dennis is definitely a psychopath, that could easily be a horror villain, I think Patrick Bateman from the movie 'American Psycho' is greatest horror villain psycho.
@@thewolfbloodwarrior8788 The ending of American Psycho where Patrick breaks down into a sobbing mess unsure of what is and isn't real while everybody treats him like a nuisance really undermines his position as a terrifying villain.
@@enumaelish9193 He is not supposed to be "terrifying" but unpredictable and violent. The movie is ultimately a black comedy though, and so is the character/performance.
When you see the light go out behind his eyes and the thin veneer of his humanity…why Glenn Howerton wasn’t picked to play Ted Bundy instead of Zac Efron (who was good) I’ll never know!
I love that we find out Dee uses the implication too on guys to force them to sleep with her and it’s just immediately moved past after like a 2 min scene
@@wendigoe Ooh, the booma-approved Pc complaining. That’s original. Funny though how many of the “hard” anti-PC folks (usually the reactionary kind) who watch Sunny completely fail to recognize what the show is going for with its more irreverent humor (something the actors themselves have talked about). But hey, you call out those big bad unfunny pc shows and industry folks that you are too hard and totally not soft for! 🤣 Bring dat back in my day edge
@@AustinAnderson1996 They do actually. Nope, stuff like Big Bang and such aren’t my thing. But quality comedy shows have been rewarded in recent times. Now I know, if I name give examples of the shows that have rightfully received recognition, they will be scoffed at (the tired “edgy” anti-pc ad nauseam rants will flow) by some Sunny fans. Yet, funny how many of these fans say that awards don’t matter (iTS aLL PoLiTiCaL), but then complain that Sunny itself isn’t getting awarded. Typical. Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE Sunny. It’s my favorite. But despite all the talent involved, ultimately the fact is it’s seen as a crass show (it is) that relies on a lot of, well, dirty AF jokes. Yes, the show is so much more than meets the eye, however it’s not hard to see why many (not just awards people) dismiss it. And yea, it’s possible some of the higher ups simply don’t consider its humor to be inventive and really all that. (Lol, if you tell the reactionaries who laugh WITH the Sunny characters all the time that it’s not because of “PC” reasons, they will refuse to believe that like they refuse to believe a lot of factual things in the world). I know, how dare they? Well, I know this is exactly how many Sunny fans view and feel about some of the more popular (newer and dare I say more refreshing) comedy shows that actually are funny. And note: humor is subjective. Regardless, Sunny is clearly doing fine without getting all the unkewl award recognition. Yes, it’d be nice if the actors were to get some recognition for the show, but after all this time, one can’t expect a show like this to suddenly get rewarded with a bunch of statues (and with a few exceptions, let’s not act like super irreverent comedy shows have always been killing it at the Emmys). Fuggetaboutit
They only give emmys if the character supports their agenda. Talent has very little to do with it. All the institutional awards, even nobel peace prize are meaningless
@@baconaxolotl In the way he outwardly acts, sure, but Charlie is the only one that exhibits any empathy in the entire series, despite being far from normal in every other way, lol.
Glen is seriously one of the finest actors I have ever seen. For me he's in the league of Edward Norton, Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sam Rockwell. Glenn should get his due soon.
@@HOTD108_ Will is a gem, you must agree. He shattered me with just with his voice in Bojack. I think we are witnessing a batch of classic actors of our times. These guys along with Amy Poehler and many other female actors, we have a generation of artists that are going to dazzle us with their work in a silent way.
This show. Just the most absurd foolish insanely enjoyable show I've ever watched. The scene where Charlie's high school bullies tried to give him a wedgie but his underwear were so eroded and rotted that it just sort of peeled away had me howling with laughter for 20 minutes.
"We don't want wild girls. We want real girls gone wild. It's important to see the transition. You want to watch the process." Spoken like a true scientist.
Honestly that's gotta be the least creepy thing he's ever said.. shy bookish girls "going wild" &coming out of their shell is something every man (or woman, whatever) should experience at least once in their lifetime. (in a totally consensual organic &non manipulative way of course)
@@prajwaljayaraj5887 lmao they actually are believe it or not.. but i digress.. your obvious projections & insecurities aside.. what did any of what i said have to do with "fantasies"?
One of the more underrated sociopathic moments happens when he and Mac move to the suburbs and he slowly implodes. And then the neighbor says the same inane small talk one day, and he goes “yeah?!” That one word has made me laugh more than entire seasons of family guy.
As a normie who stumbled upon this, what more sinister things:phrases are there? Cant watch this show not available in my region, have to wait till next year but seems fun
@@raftlack4326 those were just lines he's said in other scenes where he's freaking out and being psychotically angry. There are tons of other examples. Dee if you don't shut your mouth I swear to God etc. Everybody get a weapon, savages idiots savages, etc.
It will never outrank Seinfeld and I think everyone on sunny would agree but it still very good on so many levels. Also crazy that it's been on during 3 different decades and is still constantly funny.
In the D.E.N.N.I.S system episode, they established that the woman he seduced lived on the 2nd floor (he had to shout up to her and she's looking down when she decides to let him in). So when he separates entirely out the window, it's from 2 stories up. So maybe Dennis is vampire.
That’s Actually one of my favorite things about this series. The jokes run on and on and it just makes you laugh more and more as you remember it. When Dennis is a psychopath you remember every other time he was and it just gets even more funny
Yes, him berating Dee and threatening to cut her into a million tiny little pieces is the epitome of psycho Dennis...which actually earned him that prescription.
@@IamZackOsaur “psycho pete returns” s10 ep3. he gets diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and gets meds for it, which for bpd patients is usually antispychotics
@@roems6396 And saying he'd turn her into a lamp shade or luggage... while implying he might have other lampshades and or luggage made from human skin...
In the Implication joke, when Dennis emphasizes "because of the implication" the second time and his face goes serious... I laugh everytime. And I've seen it hundreds of times
I'm a 42-year-old woman who regularly works "because of the implication" into conversations with my friends because it makes me giggle. I may have a problem 😂.
You forgot the episode where Dennis designs that "dress" and try's to persuade that woman to buy it, even puts the dress on after going full on Ted Bundy on the model who originally wore it, yet again, displaying he is in fact bonkers absolute.
My final wish is to meet this cast. This show never gets old for me. I've rewatched the series every year, multiple times throughout the year. Endless laughs, can't wait to see more.
It’s fallen a lot the last few seasons. It was its peak for like season 3-10 They use to write their own stuff. Then they got too big and famous, so they hired writers. You can tell it’s not as solid.
I've heard people say everybody on this show is an awful human being but they're just such failures that I can't help but feel bad for them. I love all these guys
He's actually too good at being creepy. I'm not even joking. Glenn does his job too well and most Women I have talked with about Dennis say they hate him. I try to explain, he is such a good actor, that he makes you hate him. To me, that's a mark of a good actor.
That's so true. I remember tweeting at the actor Pablo Schreiber (Pornstache from Orange is the New Black) saying "between your roles on SVU and OITNB , i can't help but HATE you" and he thanked me for the compliment. It was my way of telling him how amazing he is at playing vile , violent men. He makes them feel REAL.
@@absoluteterror9098 Yes, exactly! When actors make performances feel real, they've done their job well! Took me way longer than I'd like to admit to understand this in life. Lol.
One of my favorites is when he texts that the woman gives full consent to what happens to her that night.. "now you're thinking, would someone really text that? ... Their phones did."
I can't believe they left out when he started pulling the rubber gloves, tape and rope out of the hidden panel in his rover from the high school reunion episode. "I need to have my toooools" 😂😂😂. Classic.
This video should be so much longer. So many excellent psychopath scenes were missed. “Ever been in storm Wally,” or the actual unsolved mysteries episode where he stares at the camera without blinking. His face was too funny.
i love how Dennis seems to feel comfortable to let his sociopathy out when he's around Mac. the sensual lean-ins as he says 'the proocesss' and 'get offfff with me' really capture the beauty of their friendship 🥺
Every clip I see of this show makes me want to watch it for the characters. I have seen some interviews with the writer/actor and he seems very thoughtfull about all the things that go into it. Much depth in each of them.
@@negativezero3107 Also, Jimmi Simpson's (Liam McPoyle) now ex wife, Melanie Lynskey, was in one episode. She played the wife that had a pool and she and her husband were going to pay Dee to carry their child for them. But of course, the gang messed everything up, as usual! (Season 5, Episode 1)
It's hard to determine throughout the series if Dennis is genuinely psychotic or just unhinged. You see, it's difficult because it all boils down to subtle cues, the IMPLICATION if you will.
He's definitely not psychotic. He's very well organized, no hallucinations, can maintain throughout thoughts. What he without a doubt is Neurotic. Neuroticism or phycosis are not mental disorders, but are symptoms of a disorder(s). For one, if he had any phycosis, it would be very pronounced and he would be either prescribed medication or be forced to medicate until resolved. Usually phycosis comes from bi polar/schizophrenia/delusional disorder. Dennis wouldn't have made it to 40 without him being medically helped for this disorders. He's Neurotic...OCD(check) Depression (check) Eating disorder(check) Anti Social (Check). Dennis with neurosis can run a bar and shave his face. Dennis with phycosis is drooling in a padded room for killing Dee and not remembering it.
the gags about the gang making and creating entire presentation props to drive their talking points are so good. dennis probably thought he cooked with his DENNIS system one
Dennis is such a psychopath that just off the top of my head, I can think of two moments (Brian LeFevre and "You haven't thought of the smell!") that would fit.
The Brian Levefre one is full of psychopathic moments. I always have to laugh at the moment he's decided to bang the caddy and at the last moment he realizes that's not what it was and has to take a moment to recalibrate lol. The way he says it and has to shake off what he was about to do is hilarious.
If you don't know who the psychopath is in your friend group, it's probably you 🤷♂️
maybe.....
I idolize Dennis... Does that make me crazy?? He's brilliant yet the ring leader, he's a golden god... let us not forget that
Oh it’s definitely me, im just more self aware about it now… 😂
Anyone making lots of money in this current system, one built on amoral capitalism and oppression that displaces the people from the resources, is a psychopath. Includes corporations... which have been established as people. These people are the real psychopaths.
Jesus Christ, I've been trying to tell my gf that Dennis was a full-on killer for years and she denies it. She also doesn't believe that Office Toby isn't the Strangler.
Thank you and BRB FX, gotta call my loved ones before this wick is snuffed.
The question isn’t whether he’s a psychopath. It’s been established that he is. The running gag is whether or not he’s a serial killer.
He's not a "serial" killer
He might be by the end. Something they reveal at the end. Like he gets caught and is arrested
I feel like Dennis is too much of a coward to be a serial killer. It's kind of summed up in that therapy clip where he's talking about having the power to flip the switch. He could, but he never will. He just wants everyone to think he will. The one thing that Dennis cares about is himself, and being a killer jeopardizes his self-preservation. The same is kind of true about him being a rapist. He can loophole his desire for control with the tapes, his eponymous system, and 'the implications', but he'd never actively force himself on a woman because despite all of the 'golden god' stuff, he knows deep down that he isn't above any law and that stuff will put him in the slammer or worse. He also needs the leeway in the inevitable rejection to make it about the woman without in any way reflecting his own flaws back at him. Just my take though.
@@ItDoesntMatterReally "Never isn't the right word, because I could. And I might. And I probably will."
Besides the fact that he says he probably will hit the switch, I do still agree with you. I don't think Dennis is a serial killer.
@@chrissmitty4844 In context that even feels like a backpedal to make the therapist believe he would after saying he would never, but all the same Dennis isn't a killer.
"The implication" is one of the best jokes of all time. These guys are the best
It's perfect because so many guys fit the bill and don't realize it
I saw a boat out on the lake last summer that was named "The Implication". Guy driving had to have been 50 years old at least.
Yes out to see where we make decisions based on fear… 😃 right Dennis ? 😭
@@solarpoweredliability4402 bro dennis face when he heard em lmfaoooo
@@stevepolychronopoulis probably the guy who had to paint those words on the boat thought to said no, but couldnt said no, because of The Implication
"This is not a woman's head in a box, you sick FREAK! This is a woman's head in a freezer."
Dude is hilarious. Lol
It would rot in a box
You haven't even thought about the smell
The best subtle call back to that time they accidentally caught a serial killer
What episode is that from?
@@Watsonclipsfordays season 3 episode 10, the one where they think Mac is a serial killer but he's just with Carmen
The word they we're trying to describe was: Love
This should have included his "I HAVE TO HAVE MY TOOLS!" line while holding gloves, duct tape, and zip ties in the high school reunion episode.
"I like to bind! I like to be bound!"
Yeah, that's what I commented, also 😆. Therefore I am like and reply bumping so that hopefully one day the comments will be swarmed with the fact that they missed that crucial psycho Dennis scene, lol.
Not to mention it was already there in a hidden compartment
That's the only thing I think of when I hear of Dennis Reynolds.
OMG 😂❤ YES!
The most impressive thing of all about Glenn Howerton's performances is that he manages to make a guy terrifying whilst simultaneously being named *Dennis*
BTK killer name was Dennis
Dennis the menace
He's a menace
I was just to name the bind torture kill serial killer. Denis rader
@@rickyanderson8765 And Dennis Nilsen was a Scottish serial killer.
Dennis' face when he realizes he can't actually kill the waitress and saying "well that's a bummer" is such a great moment!
You’re a great moment, how you doing
@@rieperthade5711 lmfaoo 😂😂
Mac is probably the best person out of the gang by default
He likes to bind and to be bound.
@@rieperthade5711 felt the rizz even after a year
The jaw clench after he says the implication is one of the best acting moments in the show; it's such a subtle thing that adds so much menace to the joke. Gets me every time. Let's go season 15!
Love it
I think it's a tribute to Patrick Bateman who used the same move
With the cold, dead eyes.
It's so subtle, but it does so much to build Dennis as this monstrous character.
@@scottrobinson4611 you can see Patrick Bateman use the same move in American Psycho when he says "I want. To fit. IN."
That cringe/fearful look on Mac's face as Dennis continues to explain the _"implications."_
He's terrified af😂
His subtle hand gestures, nervous laugh, and awkward fearful body language 😂😂😂
Glenn obviously dominates this scene with his performance, but what a perfect scene partner Rob is here.
Rob really sells it!
It's especially delicious bc mac is by NO MEANS a good person. But it's clear there is a very solid line between selfish/shallow and rapist/murderer.
I want to thumbs up this but it's at 666 likes and I'm not going to ruin that lol
My theory on Dennis is that he’s not a serial killer, but he WANTS everyone to think he’s a serial killer, maybe even encourages this idea, because he likes the fact that people think he’s capable and enjoys the mystique. And also he’s probably not an actual serial killer because I can’t imagine Dennis even taking the time to hide a body or anything, I think he’d be really bad at it, but just imagines he’d be the most successful serial killer of all time if he ever tried.
You're right! I definitely think it's an ego thing
It’s the implication.
*YOU HAVEN’T THOUGHT OF THE SMELL!*
Yeah if he actually did become a serial killer there’s no way he would hide it. He would brag about it to everyone
Ted Bundy is his God
Glenn is either an excellent actor or truly a psychopath. The faces he makes when trying to sell this bit are too good
He's such an underrated actor.
He's actually the opposite of Dennis in real life.
He is an excellent actor
The idea of Dennis writing each step of the DENNIS method up to five times so that they show up on each page is cracking me up
He's thorough.
Like a professional killer 😂
Powerpoints before they were a thing
@@nick_galfi9312 no they were most certainly a thing when that episode aired
The gang is actually high level with the preparations and presentations of everything. Total driven go-getters.
Only the D is 6 times it’s n(n+1)/2 letters written.
there’s certain points in the show where Mac comes off as totally rational and level headed, and the implication scene is one of the best examples. It’s hilarious to see him seem normal because someone else in the group is being THAT off the rails
Mac's the most normal guy, Dee and Dennis are both psychotic
Out of all of them, Mac isn’t that out there tbh
I mean it makes sense though
Mac is just dumb and clueless, hes not as crazy as everyone else
All of them have their moments of reality checks and I feel like it’s usually Dennis? He usually thinks out his weirdness out more whereas everyone else is more spontaneous and it confuses him
The gang are all horrible, selfish people who do horrible things, but possibly the worst thing that Dee, Charlie, Mac, and Frank have ever done is let Dennis out into the world past like Season 3.
You can't bind the Golden God.
The others usually listen to Dennis and couldn’t have done anything to let dennis out into the world
@@NBDYSPCL Sure you can. He likes to bind and BE BOUND
They're all the way they are because of Dennis (except maybe Frank), it's clear that Dennis has manipulated and preyed on them since childhood. As horrible as they act, they're still unsettled when Dennis' mask slips. Dennis has instilled in them that the horrible things they do are acceptable behaviour.
@@IceWolfLoki Never thought of that way but that's an excellent observation. Really changes the way you see the show. In a way they are all sort of mini-Crickets. People fallen from their original state
Dennis’ obsession with heads in freezers since seeing 10 of them in a fridge is so funny
The theory is he framed that guy and has always been the fridge killer guy.
I love that Mac is looking around nervously during the implication conversations.
My favorite part about the joke is that Dennis could've just stop at the reason for buying a boat.
Instead he had to let Mac know about the Implication.
@@kentinson1670 it's his process, he needs Mac in tune with his thoughts so he can have a sidekick in case something goes wrong.
The line "For all this guy knows I'm a crazy person with a trunk full of duct tape and zip ties" when they were searching for the shusher was amazing and a short while later we get to see that he IS that person lol
TOOLS! I gotta have my TOOLS
"a fistful of hammers" is my favorite line from that rant
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I bought zip ties and put them in my trunk. 100% because yes, any day could technically be that day where you need zip ties if you know what I mean. I certainly didn't have any pressing matters requiring a benign clamping the day of purchase.
Glenn's portrayal of Dennis over the last decade is the greatest horror villain of our time
I do not agree with that statement. Though I think Dennis is definitely a psychopath, that could easily be a horror villain, I think Patrick Bateman from the movie 'American Psycho' is greatest horror villain psycho.
@@thewolfbloodwarrior8788 The ending of American Psycho where Patrick breaks down into a sobbing mess unsure of what is and isn't real while everybody treats him like a nuisance really undermines his position as a terrifying villain.
@@enumaelish9193 He is not supposed to be "terrifying" but unpredictable and violent. The movie is ultimately a black comedy though, and so is the character/performance.
Almost doesn't feel like acting
Nearly 2 decades
"But Dennis: would a woman really text that?"
(Dennis Face)
"Their phones did."
That is one of my favorite episodes and I think the best ending wrap up of the series
When you see the light go out behind his eyes and the thin veneer of his humanity…why Glenn Howerton wasn’t picked to play Ted Bundy instead of Zac Efron (who was good) I’ll never know!
I love that we find out Dee uses the implication too on guys to force them to sleep with her and it’s just immediately moved past after like a 2 min scene
It’s sad that she used to be such a good, talented and kind girl before..the accident.
The finale has to be him getting arrested for being a serial killer
glenn howerton deserves all the awards for dennis
Its a shame the Emmy’s never give awards to GOOD comedy shows… like always sunny. 😔
@@AustinAnderson1996 Especially since it's raw and doesn't care about the PC view most comedies carry nowadays
@@wendigoe Ooh, the booma-approved Pc complaining. That’s original. Funny though how many of the “hard” anti-PC folks (usually the reactionary kind) who watch Sunny completely fail to recognize what the show is going for with its more irreverent humor (something the actors themselves have talked about). But hey, you call out those big bad unfunny pc shows and industry folks that you are too hard and totally not soft for! 🤣 Bring dat back in my day edge
@@AustinAnderson1996 They do actually. Nope, stuff like Big Bang and such aren’t my thing. But quality comedy shows have been rewarded in recent times. Now I know, if I name give examples of the shows that have rightfully received recognition, they will be scoffed at (the tired “edgy” anti-pc ad nauseam rants will flow) by some Sunny fans. Yet, funny how many of these fans say that awards don’t matter (iTS aLL PoLiTiCaL), but then complain that Sunny itself isn’t getting awarded. Typical.
Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE Sunny. It’s my favorite. But despite all the talent involved, ultimately the fact is it’s seen as a crass show (it is) that relies on a lot of, well, dirty AF jokes. Yes, the show is so much more than meets the eye, however it’s not hard to see why many (not just awards people) dismiss it. And yea, it’s possible some of the higher ups simply don’t consider its humor to be inventive and really all that. (Lol, if you tell the reactionaries who laugh WITH the Sunny characters all the time that it’s not because of “PC” reasons, they will refuse to believe that like they refuse to believe a lot of factual things in the world). I know, how dare they? Well, I know this is exactly how many Sunny fans view and feel about some of the more popular (newer and dare I say more refreshing) comedy shows that actually are funny. And note: humor is subjective.
Regardless, Sunny is clearly doing fine without getting all the unkewl award recognition. Yes, it’d be nice if the actors were to get some recognition for the show, but after all this time, one can’t expect a show like this to suddenly get rewarded with a bunch of statues (and with a few exceptions, let’s not act like super irreverent comedy shows have always been killing it at the Emmys). Fuggetaboutit
Dennis needs awards for pretending to be Glenn Howerton
The fact that Glen Howerton hasn't even been nominated for an Emmy is a travesty
They only give emmys if the character supports their agenda. Talent has very little to do with it.
All the institutional awards, even nobel peace prize are meaningless
@@tonygucciano6875 Yeah Obama got one for no reason and he was a terrible president...
He’s doesn’t need any awards………….
Would be nice to have one tho
@@paulmasters8666 The worst kind of people are the ones that turn random conversations into political ones.
It’s honestly pathetic, legit one of the greatest comedic performances ever and an al time great character
I like that once Mac realizes what Dennis is saying. He's not as enthusiastic about it.
But he wants to double check before he really starts doubting the plan
compared to everyone Mac could be considered the most normal one of the gang
@@baconaxolotl for sure
@@baconaxolotl In the way he outwardly acts, sure, but Charlie is the only one that exhibits any empathy in the entire series, despite being far from normal in every other way, lol.
4:31 Look at his fingers slide across the top of the chair. Such perfect subtle acting. Love it. 👍
Howerton is an awesome actor, Rob's troubled expression when he explains "The implication" is incredible too
Glen is seriously one of the finest actors I have ever seen. For me he's in the league of Edward Norton, Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sam Rockwell. Glenn should get his due soon.
@@rohansaraf1737 I like how you threw Will Arrnet in there, as if nobody would notice.
@@HOTD108_ Will is a gem, you must agree. He shattered me with just with his voice in Bojack. I think we are witnessing a batch of classic actors of our times. These guys along with Amy Poehler and many other female actors, we have a generation of artists that are going to dazzle us with their work in a silent way.
@@HOTD108_will arnett is awesome. Dude was in sopranos, bojack, lego batman
He's great
2:25 hearing the slow transition of the music as Dennis descends into a psychopathic trance is everything
Does anyone know what episode this is? Can’t remember which one.
It's important to see the transition
You wanna watch the process
"he's outta line but he's right"
Psychopathic trance is the right phrase to use, gave me hanibbal vibes.
This show. Just the most absurd foolish insanely enjoyable show I've ever watched. The scene where Charlie's high school bullies tried to give him a wedgie but his underwear were so eroded and rotted that it just sort of peeled away had me howling with laughter for 20 minutes.
That scene was gold I never see anyone talk about it 😭
Dang, no bit about his tools or him going off on Dee about turning her into a piece of high end luggage for his collection
the best one. "I could even add you to my collection!!!"
LOL!! Although I wouldn't call a bird suitcase "high end".
xokelis00 I don know. Some people consider ostrich to be pretty nice.
Or chopping Dee into a million pieces, putting her in a glass box, and displaying her on his mantle
i’m upset there was no Golden God speech haha
0:35 The disappointment Dennis gets from not getting to murder someone always gets me 🤣
"We don't want wild girls. We want real girls gone wild. It's important to see the transition. You want to watch the process."
Spoken like a true scientist.
I truly appreciate the transition.....
Honestly that's gotta be the least creepy thing he's ever said.. shy bookish girls "going wild" &coming out of their shell is something every man (or woman, whatever) should experience at least once in their lifetime.
(in a totally consensual organic &non manipulative way of course)
@@o-wolf >totally consensual
Ohhh.. yeaaa.. that's a bummer.
@@o-wolf Nah, women aren't sitting around here to fulfill your fantasies.
@@prajwaljayaraj5887 lmao they actually are believe it or not.. but i digress.. your obvious projections & insecurities aside.. what did any of what i said have to do with "fantasies"?
One of the more underrated sociopathic moments happens when he and Mac move to the suburbs and he slowly implodes. And then the neighbor says the same inane small talk one day, and he goes “yeah?!” That one word has made me laugh more than entire seasons of family guy.
Hot one today, huh?
You ever been in a storm, Wally?
Of course Dennis would like DENNIS!
That must be nosy Wally, coming to see what all the fighting's about!
That whole episode is gold
And to think these are some of the more tame moments of Dennis's psychopathy lmao
They toned it down for the normies that stumble upon this 😂😂
@@kenlowiii 100%
As a normie who stumbled upon this, what more sinister things:phrases are there? Cant watch this show not available in my region, have to wait till next year but seems fun
@@raftlack4326 those were just lines he's said in other scenes where he's freaking out and being psychotically angry. There are tons of other examples. Dee if you don't shut your mouth I swear to God etc. Everybody get a weapon, savages idiots savages, etc.
@@raftlack4326 there’s an entire episode focused on whether or not he murdered his ex wife. It has one of the best creepy Dennis scenes lol
I really want to see Howerton get the chance to play a legit killer, or a cult leader.
Him playing David koresh would BE FUCKIN UNREAL
The fact that he wasn't Ted Bundy in "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile" is criminal.
He’s in a horror movie called the hunt where he plays a rich dude who hunts people for sport
He got to defibrillate Chev Chelios in Crank sending him into an elevator. That's the closest I have seen him be to a killer
I could see him play Ted Bundy....
This gag is too good, when he goes full crazy on Dee in front of the doctor and actually gets prescribed pills, that is real confirmation 🤣
1:07 the way he clenches his jaw and stares into his soul lmaooo
It's Always Sunny will go down as one of, if not the best and most well written comedy of all time
Seinfeld, kid. Seinfeld.
It will never outrank Seinfeld and I think everyone on sunny would agree but it still very good on so many levels. Also crazy that it's been on during 3 different decades and is still constantly funny.
@@Somethingnow1 yeah that is true
Always sunny is better than Seinfeld imo.
@@emilianodiaz641 okay let's call em even. Sunny is ....sunny and seinfeld is sunny.
Where are his "TOOLS?" HE NEEDS HIS "TOOLS!"🤣
This is the toned down version
In the D.E.N.N.I.S system episode, they established that the woman he seduced lived on the 2nd floor (he had to shout up to her and she's looking down when she decides to let him in). So when he separates entirely out the window, it's from 2 stories up. So maybe Dennis is vampire.
this changes everything
Or, there’s a fire escape
@@nerijus4237 Hey, you get out of here with your common sense... lol
@@nerijus4237 but we can see that there is no fire escape
You know that's his wife right
That’s Actually one of my favorite things about this series. The jokes run on and on and it just makes you laugh more and more as you remember it. When Dennis is a psychopath you remember every other time he was and it just gets even more funny
How have we never talked about how beautiful the handwriting is on the DENNIS poster?
Just because he wants to put on another man's skin and get off, that makes him a psychopath?
Hahahha
Taxidermy is a legit hobby guys!
The path to pyschodom is long and arduous
😂😂😂
I feel like this compilation is lacking without the scene where Dennis literally gets a prescription for antipsychotics.
Yes, him berating Dee and threatening to cut her into a million tiny little pieces is the epitome of psycho Dennis...which actually earned him that prescription.
Or when the suburbs neighbor asks how hot it's getting..
And Dennis tells him how.. hot.. it.. gets.. lol
what ep?
@@IamZackOsaur “psycho pete returns” s10 ep3. he gets diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and gets meds for it, which for bpd patients is usually antispychotics
@@roems6396 And saying he'd turn her into a lamp shade or luggage... while implying he might have other lampshades and or luggage made from human skin...
In the Implication joke, when Dennis emphasizes "because of the implication" the second time and his face goes serious... I laugh everytime. And I've seen it hundreds of times
*Looks around* that’s weird dude.
the look on dennis's face when he says "she's not gonna say no, because of the implication" is honestly so scary
I'm a 42-year-old woman who regularly works "because of the implication" into conversations with my friends because it makes me giggle. I may have a problem 😂.
Are you a psychopath
"there's nowhere for me to run. what am i gonna do, say no?"
she would never say no because of the implication.
I can’t help but feel like this is missing some Brian Lefevre… and any scene in that episode!
Still, great video! All hail the Golden God!
Because thaaaats how you get offff… now dont you guys wanna get off with me?
Came here to say that
I HAVE TO HAVE MY TOOLS!
when he sees preparing to bang the asian dude, then realizes hes the caddie and he had to switch gears. great timing and acting.
“I want you to get offff with me”
Its when he's pretending to strangle Maurine and just takes it further and further that gets me 😂
1:31 the laugh, in combination with what was being sad prior to it absolutely kills me
Dennis Is literally the funniest fictional character I've ever seen.
You forgot the episode where Dennis designs that "dress" and try's to persuade that woman to buy it, even puts the dress on after going full on Ted Bundy on the model who originally wore it, yet again, displaying he is in fact bonkers absolute.
"Suck in that gut before I scream."
Make it work Dennis, make it work
wow. this 5 star guy needs to get all the awards he deserves. and you guys cant say no, because of the "implication"
The way Dennis gets close to mac at 1:44 and Mac defensively backs up 😂
15 seasons strong with every season being insanely hilarious! The cast are legends!
he isn't a psychopath, he's an emotionally fragile narcissist who WISHES he could be a stone cold psychopath
Aren’t we all though
@@rieperthade5711 No
@@rieperthade5711 basically yeah
'good' people are typically just SATISFIED people who are true psychopaths. The trait often leads to the satisfying life.
@@mineduck3050 Good people are just satisfied psychopaths?
its hard to deny the character writing in the show. The Writing is actually top notch
0:59 I love how Mac breaks eye contact and looks down after Dennis says "Because of the implication!" with a bit of menace in his eyes 🤣
Look at me when you're speaking to me!!!!😂
“You wanna watch the process”
GOT Dayum.
My final wish is to meet this cast. This show never gets old for me. I've rewatched the series every year, multiple times throughout the year. Endless laughs, can't wait to see more.
It’s fallen a lot the last few seasons.
It was its peak for like season 3-10
They use to write their own stuff. Then they got too big and famous, so they hired writers. You can tell it’s not as solid.
@@ImagineBeingFat Season 12 was my favorite
They have a podcast that sometimes takes phone calls. Try calling in
I've heard people say everybody on this show is an awful human being but they're just such failures that I can't help but feel bad for them. I love all these guys
The characters yes but not the actors
They're actually both. Dont know why you'd think it would have to be one or the other...
He's actually too good at being creepy.
I'm not even joking. Glenn does his job too well and most Women I have talked with about Dennis say they hate him.
I try to explain, he is such a good actor, that he makes you hate him. To me, that's a mark of a good actor.
That's so true. I remember tweeting at the actor Pablo Schreiber (Pornstache from Orange is the New Black) saying "between your roles on SVU and OITNB , i can't help but HATE you" and he thanked me for the compliment. It was my way of telling him how amazing he is at playing vile , violent men. He makes them feel REAL.
@@absoluteterror9098 Yes, exactly! When actors make performances feel real, they've done their job well!
Took me way longer than I'd like to admit to understand this in life. Lol.
"Hey, Bananass! How you doing?!" 😂 1:23
0:50 asking diddy if he has something he can spray on you to be able to "have feelings" is pretty wild.
Good seeing IASIP getting network support! More content!
One of my favorites is when he texts that the woman gives full consent to what happens to her that night.. "now you're thinking, would someone really text that? ... Their phones did."
I wish they included the "Daiquiri Man" scene LOL. That one always gets me too and adds to the implications bit.
“They can’t refuse, because of the implication” is so messed up!
3:04 Dennis was obviously watching ‘The Crow’.
I can't believe they left out when he started pulling the rubber gloves, tape and rope out of the hidden panel in his rover from the high school reunion episode. "I need to have my toooools" 😂😂😂. Classic.
Honestly the funniest show I've ever watched
This show continues to be amazing year after year.
This video should be so much longer. So many excellent psychopath scenes were missed. “Ever been in storm Wally,” or the actual unsolved mysteries episode where he stares at the camera without blinking. His face was too funny.
4:32 "but knowing you never will"
4:42 "i probably will"
10 seconds to changing his mind on killing someone 😂
A perfect clip to include was when he threatened to make luggage out of Dee's skin 😂😂. How was that not included??
The implication made me cry laughing the first time I saw it. It will always have a special place in my heart
i love how Dennis seems to feel comfortable to let his sociopathy out when he's around Mac. the sensual lean-ins as he says 'the proocesss' and 'get offfff with me' really capture the beauty of their friendship 🥺
Every clip I see of this show makes me want to watch it for the characters. I have seen some interviews with the writer/actor and he seems very thoughtfull about all the things that go into it. Much depth in each of them.
The way the music takes a dip at the girls going wild clip is perfect for his sinister undertones. Great compilation
The Implication was one of the best scenes in human history...pure art.
5:50
Love that Dennis goes outside the girl's (his wife IRL) window when she lives on AT LEAST the second floor of an apartment complex haha
Did not know that was his wife, knew Dee and the Waitress for Rob and Charlie.
@@negativezero3107 Also, Jimmi Simpson's (Liam McPoyle) now ex wife, Melanie Lynskey, was in one episode. She played the wife that had a pool and she and her husband were going to pay Dee to carry their child for them. But of course, the gang messed everything up, as usual! (Season 5, Episode 1)
It's hard to determine throughout the series if Dennis is genuinely psychotic or just unhinged. You see, it's difficult because it all boils down to subtle cues, the IMPLICATION if you will.
He's definitely not psychotic. He's very well organized, no hallucinations, can maintain throughout thoughts. What he without a doubt is Neurotic. Neuroticism or phycosis are not mental disorders, but are symptoms of a disorder(s). For one, if he had any phycosis, it would be very pronounced and he would be either prescribed medication or be forced to medicate until resolved. Usually phycosis comes from bi polar/schizophrenia/delusional disorder. Dennis wouldn't have made it to 40 without him being medically helped for this disorders. He's Neurotic...OCD(check) Depression (check) Eating disorder(check) Anti Social (Check). Dennis with neurosis can run a bar and shave his face. Dennis with phycosis is drooling in a padded room for killing Dee and not remembering it.
Mac's response to "implications" is so accurate 🤣 😂
The look on his face at 1:09 when he says "because of the implication" is priceless 😂😂😂
OMG. Great compilation in proper order.
Glenn Howerton didn’t go to Juilliard for nothing! Lmao Dennis is a masterpiece of a murdeous, vengeful, psychopath. Because he is a “GOLDEN GOD” !! 😂
I feel like his tools in the back of his car at the class reunion was a missed opportunity.
the gags about the gang making and creating entire presentation props to drive their talking points are so good. dennis probably thought he cooked with his DENNIS system one
Hi, did I frighten you?
I have hard candies.
That scene from the Dee Day episode is amazing
Dennis Reynolds would be if "American Psycho" was set in 2005 Philadelphia instead of 1988 New York City and was a comedy
the running gag that dennis fiercely scratches mac when mac annoys him is also golden
Can’t believe they left out “skin luggage” that scene gets me everytime.
That little eye-pop at 5:40 speaks *volumes*
Thank you for saying psychopath, and not sociopath. He doesn't just lack empathy, he's specifically very sadistic, malicious, and violent.
Dennis is such a psychopath that just off the top of my head, I can think of two moments (Brian LeFevre and "You haven't thought of the smell!") that would fit.
The Brian Levefre one is full of psychopathic moments. I always have to laugh at the moment he's decided to bang the caddy and at the last moment he realizes that's not what it was and has to take a moment to recalibrate lol. The way he says it and has to shake off what he was about to do is hilarious.
I liked the drawing. He was very generous.
His face change after “because of the implication” is the funniest thing I’ve seen in my life
Missed a great bit at the end where he says "I've been very generous." regarding the drawing.
I love the boat conversation because how he just doesn't get what's wrong, him and Dee are literally my favorites
The ending of Seinfeld would be perfect for sunny in Philadelphia. Them getting arrested and paying for all the crazy they've done to people.