DD always had a thing for dark comedy, look at Mathilda and Throw mom of the train. IAISP is a show for his taste and the man loves making it. He even said Rob came to "pitch" the show to him and he was already on board as he loved the quality.
No, as in, The CW is completely devoid of quality, they would rather fill every episode with melodrama and overused tropes and weird dialogue and would rather value quantity over quality. @@fulcrumofficial8391
I watched the whole series in about two weeks and loved almost all of it. The writing is often so freaking brilliant I can't believe it's still good. And Danny Devito just gets better and better. Season 13 felt different for sure, but to me it still felt like a natural continuation for the series, almost like they'd earned the right to try new things in order to keep it fresh after 12 solid seasons. I really seriously liked season 13 a lot. It had couple weak episodes, but many seasons do. I especially liked the Mac's pride episode and I'm quite surprised so many people here don't like it, as I could never have imagined such a beautiful episode from Always Sunny, it left me kinda breathless, being the finale for the series so far. And for the record, I don't really care for that kind of dancing, but couldn't turn my eyes away and probably looked the same as Frank's reaction. To me the episode was perfect conclusion to the mac's over-played closet-joke. It actually lifted my already high opinion of the previous seasons, because it ties up few sub-plots so well while being true to the characters. The pride episode was clearly an important one for Rob McElhenney and he worked his ass off to pull off the dance routine. I think people should give at least this episode another chance and remember that the guy who is behind all of this great series wanted to make this important episode like it is, with extra effort. This is one of the only properly redeeming episodes for any members of the gang. They're horrible human beings, but this one time after 13 seasons two of them managed to make something truly beautiful happen and in the process understand one another. I think it probably helped the episode and season that I marathoned the whole series. If I had waited the S13 week by week my reaction to it would most likely be very different. I'd be disappointed I didn't get a classic Sunny episode after a long week's wait. Watching it all at once, the s13 felt like proper try at change and 'self-reflection' and not disappointing at all. I hope people discover the greatness of S13 in their reruns.
I absolutely adore IASIP but I was never able to explain why I love it so much to my wife (although we do have pretty simmilar taste in movies and TV shows). She is not a popculture geek as I am, she did not appreciate all the subtle references and hints and basically thought the show is just bunch of people yelling at each other. When the S13 finale came out I made my last effort and practically forced her to watch it - I literally asked her to watch it as a personal favor to me, which she did (bless her), although she really did not want to. When the episode ended she said: "I get it" with tears in her eyes. Just like Frank did.
`The thing about Mac's pride episode is, despite being able to appreciate how skilled and intricate the dance is, many people, myself included, just don't find watching a dance very entertaining, and the dance did take up a large portion of the episode.
Stomp Clap, Stomp Stomp Clap, Stomp Clap, Stomp Stomp Clap (come on ya'll!) UHAAAAAAAAAH Eagles Fall Out of Thunder! UHAAAAAAAAAH He Flies Through the Night!
When I went into the final episode of Season 13 I was kind of expecting the usual It's Always Sunny psych out, and that's probably why I was so floored by the result. Frank's "I get it" at the end nearly had me in tears. It was refreshing to see a potentially bad plot line handled so tactfully. (Plus I'm always a slut for some Sigur Rós) It'll be hard to top that, but if anyone's up to it it's the Always Sunny crew.
Someone recently made a good point about his father, Luther, walking out during that scene. He didn't walk out because he's a maucho heterosexual, he left because he's a closeted homosexual and probably went to go cry somewhere alone because he didn't want to show his emotions around a crowd of other men. That final scene is legit.
While all the Hollywood ''elites'' keep whining about ''strong female characters'' you got legit funny Kaitlin Olson playing legit hilarious Sweet Dee and they never give her a single award. She should've already have won a bunch of Emmy's, the whole show should've. But they say words like piss and shits and those are naughty words. So no awards for Sunny!
The episode "The gang tries desperately to win an award", which is also their 100th episode, is about how they've never won an award. If a show makes it to 100 episodes, it's a big deal and is more than likely a good (award winning) show. The episode was a metaphor for them accepting and acknowledging that they may not be for everyone, but they have their audience and anyone who doesn't like them can "go fuck yourselves".
there's one female co-lead and she is constantly shit on for simply being a woman. like that's just the joke sometimes. its funny sometimes! but the idea is that we we can try harder than that. wait who the fuck cares about the awards hollywood gives out?
@@SD-tl4wf in the commentary for thst episode, they also say alot of diplomacy and outreach is involved in winning an emmy and no one from the show ever really bothered.
I thought this season was the weakest of the series, but it’s still GOOD. Which is insane to think it’s been going on for over a decade. And the finale is one of the best in the series history.
It's Always Sunny in Philadephia's Christmas episode, It's An Always Sunny Christmas will always be one of my favourite Christmas episodes, ever. Also tl;dw: don't be Friends or Big Bang Theory or any CW Show and not suck, use repetition creatively.
Another episode worth mentioning is "The Gand Misses the Boat" in which almost every character tries to change their lives in one way or another. In the beginning of the episode Dennis even complains about how they never change. Then we're presented with the atrocious romance between Dee and Charlie, Dennis' inability to let go of his car, Frank's inability to incorporate new characters and Mac's denial of his sexuality as if the show was asking: "what the hell do you want from us? Do you want a romance story from Dee and Charlie? No, of course you don't, so stop complaining about the lack of change and enjoy what you've loved for so many years."
One of my favourite aspects of the show is that I can always expect the status quo to shift VERY minimally if AT ALL. I know what I'm getting into every episode, a 24-minute episode full of sociopaths concocting schemes and enacting hijinks.
If you look back at past seasons, even then not every episode was amazing. Only a few from each season stand out. This season, there was the me too movement which is one of my favorites ever. The bicycle one was awesome. The first one was good. The escape room was also awesome. The bathroom one was pretty good. The 2 part show was Ehh. The airplane one was Ehh. The finale was not funny but it was awesome.
It's crazy how consistent they been, even this last season didn't nessarily suck they just did non tipical things that some people complained about and didn't have as much Dennis..which idk why people are acting like that's what the show relied on. It was not one of the worst or best it still was a fine seasons.
Okay, then please give us an idea what one or two of the worst seasons are. I want to know what you think a bad season - by the standards of IASIP - is.
Eh personally season 1 didnt do much for me. Not because of no Danny Devito but because everyone feels slightly off and not as... themselves as theyd drastically shift to in season 2
It’s also the fact that they are good at keeping things fresh. Even when they recycle old material, they still find a way to make it engaging and feel new
@@SimonNZ6969 I don't think you're cynical. I haven't seen a good network TV show in years and Fox's animation block is absolutely horrendous now. It's entirely just shows that were good in their prime, but they're all past their prime. I mean Christ the Simpsons hasn't been good in literal decades yet it still sputters along somehow, tarnishing its legacy more and more with each passing episode. It honestly really bothers me that the Simpsons is still on. You'd think Fox would've let it die with some semblance of dignity left, but I'm sure you know Fox's creed. They either cancel great shows far too early or let great shows go on years and years after they've died.
I love it when people give the latest seasons the credit they deserve. The show has definitely changed and evolved and I get that it might not please everyone, but what it might sometimes lack in raunchiness and moments that make you scream with laughter it makes up tenfold in creativity.
Mac's episode caught me by surprised...the gang had been horrible forever so when they occasionally did a little bit of wholesome thing, it teared me up.
I thought the dance by Mac in the finale was masterfully done, physically by Rob and his dance partner, but also thematically. It was a huge feat, making something so poignant and meaningful (in Sunny of all things) and one of the only real moments of growth in modern television.
hahha so funny and original joke i never heard that joke before its so funny i cannot stop lauging please stop so funny seriously hahaha so funny and original joke i never heard that joke before its so funny i cannot stop lauging please stop so funny seriously hahaha so funny and original joke i never heard that joke before its so funny i cannot stop lauging please stop so funny seriously hahaha so funny and original joke i never heard that joke before its so funny i cannot stop lauging please stop so funny seriously hahaha
Despite how many loyal fans love the show, it's still criminally underrated. Way too many people don't realize how good its been or how rare it is for something to be at such a high level for so long.
I think it’s pretty sad that IASIP hasn’t been considered for more awards, I understand the humour is a little crass for mainstream audiences but it’s without a doubt the most creative comedy I’ve seen in years
What's so amazing is that I started watching Always Sunny for the first time from season 1 about 2 weeks ago and the seasons just get better. The quality just gets better and keeps up the quality.
I agree for the most parts, love that WC still manages to suprise me with nifty angles of perspective i really would not come up with my own, not in a million years. Off track, besides the fact that season 13's finale was fun and a bit more serious than the average IASIP episodes, the dance perfomance was like superbeautiful, and i am personally very hard to sell this kind of performance to, nevertheless, i was stunned.
The best version of repetition making things better was an Exit 57 sketch called "Down in the Basement" starring Stephen Colbert, Paul Dinello, and Amy Sedaris.
I didn't realize that I had somehow not watched season 13 of sunny so I paused the video, watched every episode of 13, and now I'm back. Thanks for reminding me Wisecrack, I owe you one.
It really is amazing how the show still keeps me entertained and happy when a new reason is announced. That takes some damn good ability to keep me from growing apathetic.
Is that the one where they get stuck in a freezer? That's one of the first episodes of that series I saw. I remember wanting to see the episodes where the "clips" happened.
I'm a simple man, I see Deleuze, I click like. Even so, this was actually a really interesting video. I actually think I enjoyed this connection of Deluzian repetition to the show than the actual show.
There's something I love about the fact that if you were to remove the comedy elements, It's Always Sunny would be a horribly depressing drama about the worst parts of humanity and how this group destroys the lives of pretty much everyone they come into contact with. It just seems so genius to make that into one of the funniest comedies imo.
Among fan circles, you'll hear a lot of people say that this was either the best or worst season of the series. Some feel like this season relied on too many callbacks, some feel like Rob McHelleney, Charlie Day, and Glenn Howerton should've written more episodes, some didn't like how the show sort-of paid heed to political correctness more than usual (a few more female writers and directors than usual, one of which, Megan Ganz, was the victim of Dan Harmon's extremely misguided romantic conquest while writing for Community; an episode devoted to calling the gang out for their past sexual harrassment, censoring slurs that weren't previously censored, treating Mac's struggles with his sexuality seriously, etc.), and some just plain missed Dennis. I, however, think that a show that can evolve with the time it's being made in without too often feeling like it's pandering to any one particular political alignment is truly a mark of good TV, and as good a confirmation as any that Sunny has two more seasons in it.
jesus now we have ads playing before the youtube videos as well as the youtube videos themselves stopping so the person can "introduce their sponsors" so more ads? it's too much.
Sperium3000 That’s funny you said that cause the actual original promo line they used for the show in the first two seasons was, “It’s Seinfeld on crack!” It was a quote from some review of the show.
Scrubs had such a good ending too! The book of love eighth season end was soooo good. They just couldn't help themselves and let it end on a high, they just had to bastardize it with that horrid ninth season.
I've rewatched Scrubs 4 times and skip the ninth season EVERY TIME. The series had a such a great run and then they butchered it with a reboot nobody asked for.
7:00 i dont agree. that repetition in himym was much more of a deleuzian repetition than any other example given. while it appears the same it works very differently, in a way repetition of this scene from the very first episode does not simply undermine (as many fans thought) the series but gives it all a completely new meaning. it reframes it from being a sort of millennial dream of being old and successful and looking back at their wild and fun youth that in an end worked out to this view of "its never too late live and love" while at the same it explains the running gag of why the story started where it started and why he was talking about all this other stuff all the time. i think if you just watch first 3 (maybe 4) seasons and just add last 2 epidsodes it is an amazing series (but everything from season 5 to finale sucks ballzzzz).
Not that I didn't have it coming by not catching up with HIMYM. But thanks for not mentioning the spoiler warning would apply to other shows as well. lol
I'm on my 7th time watching all of the 13 seasons start to finish, yes I have watched each episode at least 7 times, in less than 2 years. My problem is explaining it to people as us Irish kinda don't take to American sit coms with canned laugh which this isn't. I'm particularly fascinated with Danny (Frank) as I find myself staring at him off script but left in the frame, for example, look at him in the scene with pondy sitting on the bed in the episode Dee gives Birth, Bill Pondy pulls out a bag of coke while being questioned he puts it back away but like a true fiend Frank doesn't let it out of his mind, playing with his gums, mouth and glancing at Pony's pocket until Pondy pulls it back out to which Frank nearly dives on it, from there Pondy and Frank are best pal's and Frank even Sponsors him and gets up to all sorts in later episodes. Also if you notice Frank never connects on a hi 5 or fist bump, its all down to the amazing writing and acting that puts this show up there as one of the best ever.
So what you're saying is, 'It's like poetry, it rhymes' also i found the season started a little slow but a few episodes it felt lyk the same old program. I don't get the hate or why people thought it wasn't as good, - unless it was just the hype?
Im not sure if this is wisecrack material but maybe you guys could examine why DC fights lack the pizazz of marvel fights. Justice League had Superman saving the day and lifting an apartment building but marvel featured Hulk vs Thanos for five minutes and I was left starving for more. Both were CG but one sucked me in, why is that?
How not to suck: First, get a Danny Devito. These creatures are hard to find, and requires much trial and error, but the payoff is worth it.
Melissa Jackson he even makes m & m commercials better than most sitcoms
Or not be Friends or Big Bang Theory and not suck
A wild Danny Devito appeared!
DD always had a thing for dark comedy, look at Mathilda and Throw mom of the train. IAISP is a show for his taste and the man loves making it. He even said Rob came to "pitch" the show to him and he was already on board as he loved the quality.
I'm so worried about him dying. The guys said if he does then the show is obviously over. I hope he's in better health then he looks to be.
They also do only ten episodes a season. That helps
It certainly does
Quality over quantity.
*looks at CW shows* @@fulcrumofficial8391
@@ThatOneGuy7550 I don't.
No, as in, The CW is completely devoid of quality, they would rather fill every episode with melodrama and overused tropes and weird dialogue and would rather value quantity over quality. @@fulcrumofficial8391
In the scene where Frank has really long legs, I was screaming with laughter
Which one was that???
@@sergiogonzalez1724 the gang does a clip show
We all know what happened to Dennis, He got a PhD from Harvard and is teaching high school.
"teaching", is used lightly.
I love you for making that reference
Hes teaching machivelianism.
"She would've popped off on you , Boss."
nah, Jack eats apple every episode, but Dennis is not ALLOWED to eat is with the skin on
I watched the whole series in about two weeks and loved almost all of it. The writing is often so freaking brilliant I can't believe it's still good. And Danny Devito just gets better and better.
Season 13 felt different for sure, but to me it still felt like a natural continuation for the series, almost like they'd earned the right to try new things in order to keep it fresh after 12 solid seasons.
I really seriously liked season 13 a lot. It had couple weak episodes, but many seasons do.
I especially liked the Mac's pride episode and I'm quite surprised so many people here don't like it, as I could never have imagined such a beautiful episode from Always Sunny, it left me kinda breathless, being the finale for the series so far. And for the record, I don't really care for that kind of dancing, but couldn't turn my eyes away and probably looked the same as Frank's reaction. To me the episode was perfect conclusion to the mac's over-played closet-joke. It actually lifted my already high opinion of the previous seasons, because it ties up few sub-plots so well while being true to the characters.
The pride episode was clearly an important one for Rob McElhenney and he worked his ass off to pull off the dance routine. I think people should give at least this episode another chance and remember that the guy who is behind all of this great series wanted to make this important episode like it is, with extra effort. This is one of the only properly redeeming episodes for any members of the gang. They're horrible human beings, but this one time after 13 seasons two of them managed to make something truly beautiful happen and in the process understand one another.
I think it probably helped the episode and season that I marathoned the whole series. If I had waited the S13 week by week my reaction to it would most likely be very different. I'd be disappointed I didn't get a classic Sunny episode after a long week's wait. Watching it all at once, the s13 felt like proper try at change and 'self-reflection' and not disappointing at all. I hope people discover the greatness of S13 in their reruns.
I absolutely adore IASIP but I was never able to explain why I love it so much to my wife (although we do have pretty simmilar taste in movies and TV shows). She is not a popculture geek as I am, she did not appreciate all the subtle references and hints and basically thought the show is just bunch of people yelling at each other. When the S13 finale came out I made my last effort and practically forced her to watch it - I literally asked her to watch it as a personal favor to me, which she did (bless her), although she really did not want to. When the episode ended she said: "I get it" with tears in her eyes. Just like Frank did.
`The thing about Mac's pride episode is, despite being able to appreciate how skilled and intricate the dance is, many people, myself included, just don't find watching a dance very entertaining, and the dance did take up a large portion of the episode.
Drood yeah, I kinda agree. I think Frank is what really hit home for me, not a dance. I think they should’ve cut it a bit for people like us,
Ha! I watched it in 4 days.
@@tennisthelegend I watched it in 2
Artemis was taking a dig at the Ghostbusters and Oceans reboots, not Spodermen
Yeeeees
She made a subliminal good point
True but is there really a difference in the point?
Yeah, and I don't know how he got that
Spiderman movies are all garbage for the Trashman to clean up.
Trash Man -- *_Top 10 Most Strongest MCU Characters Of All Time_*
Stomp Clap, Stomp Stomp Clap, Stomp Clap, Stomp Stomp Clap (come on ya'll!)
UHAAAAAAAAAH Eagles Fall Out of Thunder!
UHAAAAAAAAAH He Flies Through the Night!
He could even defeat thanos with the infinity gauntlet and all gems
We can put Danny Devito himself in there too.
@@brazilianhumanbean559 cuts to a photoshop picture of trash man replacing thor throwing a trash can
The troops are going to be very happy to see that
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When I went into the final episode of Season 13 I was kind of expecting the usual It's Always Sunny psych out, and that's probably why I was so floored by the result. Frank's "I get it" at the end nearly had me in tears. It was refreshing to see a potentially bad plot line handled so tactfully. (Plus I'm always a slut for some Sigur Rós) It'll be hard to top that, but if anyone's up to it it's the Always Sunny crew.
Someone recently made a good point about his father, Luther, walking out during that scene. He didn't walk out because he's a maucho heterosexual, he left because he's a closeted homosexual and probably went to go cry somewhere alone because he didn't want to show his emotions around a crowd of other men. That final scene is legit.
did not know they used Sigur Ros in that scene, now i love it more
I wish I could erase my memory and watch always sunny all over again
While all the Hollywood ''elites'' keep whining about ''strong female characters'' you got legit funny Kaitlin Olson playing legit hilarious Sweet Dee and they never give her a single award. She should've already have won a bunch of Emmy's, the whole show should've. But they say words like piss and shits and those are naughty words. So no awards for Sunny!
Kiei Luahi Thank you! Someone finally said it.
The episode "The gang tries desperately to win an award", which is also their 100th episode, is about how they've never won an award. If a show makes it to 100 episodes, it's a big deal and is more than likely a good (award winning) show. The episode was a metaphor for them accepting and acknowledging that they may not be for everyone, but they have their audience and anyone who doesn't like them can "go fuck yourselves".
there's one female co-lead and she is constantly shit on for simply being a woman. like that's just the joke sometimes. its funny sometimes! but the idea is that we we can try harder than that.
wait who the fuck cares about the awards hollywood gives out?
@@SD-tl4wf in the commentary for thst episode, they also say alot of diplomacy and outreach is involved in winning an emmy and no one from the show ever really bothered.
Kiei Luahi The women who truly thrive in this world don’t give a shit about being recognized for being a woman.
Don't hit me with that, "hey Wisecrack, Michel here." Who are you? I want a detailed resume sir.
I thought this season was the weakest of the series, but it’s still GOOD. Which is insane to think it’s been going on for over a decade. And the finale is one of the best in the series history.
Arent they coming back with season 15 or something?
@@greyLeicester they've been renewed up until season 18 currently
It's Always Sunny in Philadephia's Christmas episode, It's An Always Sunny Christmas will always be one of my favourite Christmas episodes, ever.
Also tl;dw: don't be Friends or Big Bang Theory or any CW Show and not suck, use repetition creatively.
no way man, The Nightman Cometh is a comedic masterpiece
I don't think i'll ever forget the image of Devito's ass
Nah, dude, it's Always Sunny Christmas was funnier, but I respect your opinion @@ianb8885
I got you kids...nothing!
Thanks, OP. Helpful tl;dw. Even though I did watch it.
Socrates asked why? so many times they made him drink poison...
Damn. That's a great joke.
Another episode worth mentioning is "The Gand Misses the Boat" in which almost every character tries to change their lives in one way or another. In the beginning of the episode Dennis even complains about how they never change. Then we're presented with the atrocious romance between Dee and Charlie, Dennis' inability to let go of his car, Frank's inability to incorporate new characters and Mac's denial of his sexuality as if the show was asking: "what the hell do you want from us? Do you want a romance story from Dee and Charlie? No, of course you don't, so stop complaining about the lack of change and enjoy what you've loved for so many years."
One of my favourite aspects of the show is that I can always expect the status quo to shift VERY minimally if AT ALL. I know what I'm getting into every episode, a 24-minute episode full of sociopaths concocting schemes and enacting hijinks.
The bathroom episode was one of my favorites of the whole series, they talked about a complex issue in a hilarious and kinda sweet way.
"Complex issue"
If you got peepee, go to men's bathroom. If you got coochie, go to women's bathroom. Not too hard
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If you look back at past seasons, even then not every episode was amazing. Only a few from each season stand out. This season, there was the me too movement which is one of my favorites ever. The bicycle one was awesome. The first one was good. The escape room was also awesome. The bathroom one was pretty good. The 2 part show was Ehh. The airplane one was Ehh. The finale was not funny but it was awesome.
It's crazy how consistent they been, even this last season didn't nessarily suck they just did non tipical things that some people complained about and didn't have as much Dennis..which idk why people are acting like that's what the show relied on. It was not one of the worst or best it still was a fine seasons.
Okay, then please give us an idea what one or two of the worst seasons are. I want to know what you think a bad season - by the standards of IASIP - is.
Eh personally season 1 didnt do much for me. Not because of no Danny Devito but because everyone feels slightly off and not as... themselves as theyd drastically shift to in season 2
Zack Baker true, season 1-2 they're not as crazy and insane. Seasons 4 and 7 are the best but 9,10 and even 12,13 are great
Season 1-12 are always sunny in philadelphia, this season isn't
@SRS Art Productions that's ridiculous, they made Charlie's character so bad
That season finale deserves a standing ovation, outside the one in the episode.
*cracks open a delicious Wolf Cola®
I didn't choke up at the Mac finale dance because I was expecting some kind of Sunny-style deflation at the end.
I finally saw season 13 after a year they just added it on hulu and holy fuck it was hilarious the first episode had me crying
It’s also the fact that they are good at keeping things fresh. Even when they recycle old material, they still find a way to make it engaging and feel new
That last episode makes me cry every time I see it 😭💕
Even the 10 second snippet in this wisecrack edition had tears rolling out
“Im gonna make BIG money in California.” Lol hahahaha she has always been my favorite character from the beginning!!😊
“What am I gonna DO!!!!” Lol 😂
Do the same thing with Bob's Burgers, that show is awesome and continues to be, with one of the simplest premises in TV
Charming, quirky, underdogs with a morally sound compass who make the mundane amusing.
Its not funny.
It's gotten really stale. It was funny at first, but they literally just do the exact same thing every episode.
I have no idea why anyone enjoys that show. But I could say the same about a lot of American tv shows these days. I am a cynical bastard.
@@SimonNZ6969 I don't think you're cynical. I haven't seen a good network TV show in years and Fox's animation block is absolutely horrendous now. It's entirely just shows that were good in their prime, but they're all past their prime. I mean Christ the Simpsons hasn't been good in literal decades yet it still sputters along somehow, tarnishing its legacy more and more with each passing episode. It honestly really bothers me that the Simpsons is still on. You'd think Fox would've let it die with some semblance of dignity left, but I'm sure you know Fox's creed. They either cancel great shows far too early or let great shows go on years and years after they've died.
I love it when people give the latest seasons the credit they deserve. The show has definitely changed and evolved and I get that it might not please everyone, but what it might sometimes lack in raunchiness and moments that make you scream with laughter it makes up tenfold in creativity.
8:15 "KILL IT!" AHAHAHAHAH I LOVE DANI DEVITO
How do you spell danny wrong when you literally have seen it every episode after season 1
God...seeing Danny Devito breaking into tears is heart crushing.
Mac's episode caught me by surprised...the gang had been horrible forever so when they occasionally did a little bit of wholesome thing, it teared me up.
yes we need more always sunny episodes
I thought the dance by Mac in the finale was masterfully done, physically by Rob and his dance partner, but also thematically. It was a huge feat, making something so poignant and meaningful (in Sunny of all things) and one of the only real moments of growth in modern television.
You are so cringy and pretentious sounding.
*I'M GONNA SAY THE N-WORD*
-Ongo Gablogian
hahha so funny and original joke i never heard that joke before its so funny i cannot stop lauging please stop so funny seriously hahaha so funny and original joke i never heard that joke before its so funny i cannot stop lauging please stop so funny seriously hahaha so funny and original joke i never heard that joke before its so funny i cannot stop lauging please stop so funny seriously hahaha so funny and original joke i never heard that joke before its so funny i cannot stop lauging please stop so funny seriously hahaha
@@elevatormaniacgames What's up, my niggas?
@@elevatormaniacgames chill dude
The n-word: nyaa
Charmed, I’m sure.
The question now is, “where do they go from here?”
over there
To Paddy's, duh. You don't know nothing.
I like to put bricks under people's brake pedals...WILDCARD! :p
But I’d say that Charlie’s history with the waitress was always cast as creepy in the show and not just in “2018 standards”
Yeah, my thoughts as well. Sunny has never tried to put any kind of wholesome or feel-good spin to it, not when it was first introduced and not now.
It's always Sunny spoke for itself: it can try to do what it did before but things are different now. For the better.
Despite how many loyal fans love the show, it's still criminally underrated. Way too many people don't realize how good its been or how rare it is for something to be at such a high level for so long.
I think it’s pretty sad that IASIP hasn’t been considered for more awards, I understand the humour is a little crass for mainstream audiences but it’s without a doubt the most creative comedy I’ve seen in years
What's so amazing is that I started watching Always Sunny for the first time from season 1 about 2 weeks ago and the seasons just get better. The quality just gets better and keeps up the quality.
HEY! The "Gay Mac" jokes were fine! They NEVER got old for me!
Thank you for this, I love this show so much since I was 14 now with 26 I'm still as excited for new seasons as before, best comedy show ever lol !
I agree for the most parts, love that WC still manages to suprise me with nifty angles of perspective i really would not come up with my own, not in a million years.
Off track, besides the fact that season 13's finale was fun and a bit more serious than the average IASIP episodes, the dance perfomance was like superbeautiful, and i am personally very hard to sell this kind of performance to, nevertheless, i was stunned.
OMG when Michael said Fight Milk at the end, a crow cawed outside my window
God, even just seeing those quick clips of Mac's dance again made me cry like a baby.
People kinda say its the least funny and one of the worst seasons but honestly i think its one of the best
3:07 don't worry I am working on how to combine my golden retriever with my daughter in a nice little talking chimera package deal.
Damn bro u a str8 freak lmao
Mindy was so fantastic. She played that part so well it made me gain a new respect for her since it's nothing like her usual character.
My fav show good stuff guys
The best version of repetition making things better was an Exit 57 sketch called "Down in the Basement" starring Stephen Colbert, Paul Dinello, and Amy Sedaris.
I didn't realize that I had somehow not watched season 13 of sunny so I paused the video, watched every episode of 13, and now I'm back. Thanks for reminding me Wisecrack, I owe you one.
It really is amazing how the show still keeps me entertained and happy when a new reason is announced. That takes some damn good ability to keep me from growing apathetic.
The, “ omg I get it.” Was so emotional and touching, I am shocked it was from sunny
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has become my trainspotting❤️
14 seasons and it still being the best sitcom ever
My favorite "clip" show episode of all-time is from CLERKS: THE ANIMATED SERIES - where the second episode of the series is a clip show. Brilliant!
Is that the one where they get stuck in a freezer? That's one of the first episodes of that series I saw. I remember wanting to see the episodes where the "clips" happened.
I saw the final dance scene as an opportunity for Rob McElhenney to show off his physique, his dancing, and his cinematography.
I literally cry every time I see the season 14 finale
Okay, I'm lost on that episode with the dancing. I'm all for being able to express yourself but I didn't get it.
it's cause it wasn't funny or good. There is nothing to get. It just sucked
season 13 was different, not as good, but something that needed to be done.
I'm a simple man, I see Deleuze, I click like. Even so, this was actually a really interesting video. I actually think I enjoyed this connection of Deluzian repetition to the show than the actual show.
I love that they used eternal sunshine of a spotless mind for reference. They should a whole video that movie.
OMG! That looks awesome. Didn´t know there were new episodes. Can´t wait to watch them.
There's something I love about the fact that if you were to remove the comedy elements, It's Always Sunny would be a horribly depressing drama about the worst parts of humanity and how this group destroys the lives of pretty much everyone they come into contact with. It just seems so genius to make that into one of the funniest comedies imo.
Among fan circles, you'll hear a lot of people say that this was either the best or worst season of the series. Some feel like this season relied on too many callbacks, some feel like Rob McHelleney, Charlie Day, and Glenn Howerton should've written more episodes, some didn't like how the show sort-of paid heed to political correctness more than usual (a few more female writers and directors than usual, one of which, Megan Ganz, was the victim of Dan Harmon's extremely misguided romantic conquest while writing for Community; an episode devoted to calling the gang out for their past sexual harrassment, censoring slurs that weren't previously censored, treating Mac's struggles with his sexuality seriously, etc.), and some just plain missed Dennis. I, however, think that a show that can evolve with the time it's being made in without too often feeling like it's pandering to any one particular political alignment is truly a mark of good TV, and as good a confirmation as any that Sunny has two more seasons in it.
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jesus now we have ads playing before the youtube videos as well as the youtube videos themselves stopping so the person can "introduce their sponsors" so more ads? it's too much.
12:04 Glad to see they're aware that it's basically Seinfield but crazier.
Sperium3000 That’s funny you said that cause the actual original promo line they used for the show in the first two seasons was, “It’s Seinfeld on crack!” It was a quote from some review of the show.
I loved that you used the word 'dive bar'
I've been avoiding this show for 13 seasons but I think the time to stop doing that has now come
Prepare to laugh harder than you've ever laughed and love characters that you would despise in real life.
Philosophy of Venture Bros!
I wish you guys would do a vid style like this for one for the UA-camd ‘no bullshit’ essentially roasting him for his takes on South Park
I hadn't seen this new season yet, but just from these clips i'm fucking dying laughing. This is one of the greatest shows of all time
Do a Philosophy of Steins;Gate.
I think my heart found a way to flow without beating
Scrubs had such a good ending too! The book of love eighth season end was soooo good. They just couldn't help themselves and let it end on a high, they just had to bastardize it with that horrid ninth season.
I've rewatched Scrubs 4 times and skip the ninth season EVERY TIME. The series had a such a great run and then they butchered it with a reboot nobody asked for.
“How to not suck” makes more sense, right? “How not to suck” implies they are sucking... but not well?
I finally got to watch this after the 13th season came to Hulu! Lol
There should be a podcast for Always Sunny
Back when Wisecrack was a channel I watched regularly and enjoyed.
7:00 i dont agree. that repetition in himym was much more of a deleuzian repetition than any other example given. while it appears the same it works very differently, in a way repetition of this scene from the very first episode does not simply undermine (as many fans thought) the series but gives it all a completely new meaning. it reframes it from being a sort of millennial dream of being old and successful and looking back at their wild and fun youth that in an end worked out to this view of "its never too late live and love" while at the same it explains the running gag of why the story started where it started and why he was talking about all this other stuff all the time. i think if you just watch first 3 (maybe 4) seasons and just add last 2 epidsodes it is an amazing series (but everything from season 5 to finale sucks ballzzzz).
I want that painting from the back!! I can't look at anything else, that painting is so weird!
How in the hell do u guys pull off such sophisticated research
This show is so brilliant and hilarious. Thanks for the great video explaining how brilliant it is!
I have been saying "Everybody shits" for years. Now people are gunna think I am referancing Sunny. Lol.
so happy you did another one on sunny!
Not that I didn't have it coming by not catching up with HIMYM. But thanks for not mentioning the spoiler warning would apply to other shows as well. lol
Thou has no idea how much I'm trying to resist not binging this show!
I never thought I would come across a video of my favorite and viewed through the lens of my favorite philosopher I'm so glad I did tho
Thank you for posting this!!! I've been geeking out about this for some time now.
No episodes on black mirror, American gods or game of thrones? So much potential
Hello Micheal, I used to do improv with you back when you lived in Bristol.
Those last three episodes though. So goddamned great.
"It's Micheal here" IM BEING FUCKING LIED TOO
Damn near had a stroke. I only heard audio for the first few seconds and I thought you were Michael from VSauce.
Philadelphia's weather is always sunny and clear...everyday is never the same,though.
i love himym. i love the ending.
Take your shit and get out
(Himym is great show imo )
I'm on my 7th time watching all of the 13 seasons start to finish, yes I have watched each episode at least 7 times, in less than 2 years.
My problem is explaining it to people as us Irish kinda don't take to American sit coms with canned laugh which this isn't.
I'm particularly fascinated with Danny (Frank) as I find myself staring at him off script but left in the frame, for example, look at him in the scene with pondy sitting on the bed in the episode Dee gives Birth, Bill Pondy pulls out a bag of coke while being questioned he puts it back away but like a true fiend Frank doesn't let it out of his mind, playing with his gums, mouth and glancing at Pony's pocket until Pondy pulls it back out to which Frank nearly dives on it, from there Pondy and Frank are best pal's and Frank even Sponsors him and gets up to all sorts in later episodes.
Also if you notice Frank never connects on a hi 5 or fist bump, its all down to the amazing writing and acting that puts this show up there as one of the best ever.
So what you're saying is, 'It's like poetry, it rhymes'
also i found the season started a little slow but a few episodes it felt lyk the same old program. I don't get the hate or why people thought it wasn't as good, - unless it was just the hype?
Im not sure if this is wisecrack material but maybe you guys could examine why DC fights lack the pizazz of marvel fights. Justice League had Superman saving the day and lifting an apartment building but marvel featured Hulk vs Thanos for five minutes and I was left starving for more. Both were CG but one sucked me in, why is that?