It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 05.30 NCIS 06.30 House 07.30 Supernatural 08.30 It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia 09.00 Night Court Hmm... It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. Season 3, Episode 10. "Mac is a Serial Killer" The gang decided to prove that Mac is a serial killer based on... somewhat flimsy evidence. Charlie hilariously turns himself into a character from Law And Order (to defend his buddy) while Sweet Dee and Dennis decide the get inside the mind of a serial killer... by stalking someone. Dee does this in complete clown costume. Including squeaky shoes. Highlight? NCIS (100 episodes and better than ever) Yet Another TV Review Podcast Yet Another TV Review Book Yet Another Film Review Blog   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 06.30 The Sarah Connor Chronicles 07.30 NCIS 08.30 It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia 09.00 Supernatural 10.00 The Larry Sanders Show 10.30 Son Of The Beach It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. Season 3, Episode 9. "Sweet Dee's Dating a Retarded Person" Music is the obsession of the week, when everybody decides they want to be in a band. Not the same band, mind you, rather they set up competing bands. Competing bands that are awful. Awful is a delighful-to-watch sense. Best bit? It's almost impossible to pick one. But if I must, I'll go for Charlie Day singing Nightman. Supernatural. Season 3, Episode 3. "Bad Day at Black Rock" 'I'm Batman' declares Dean at one stage in this delightful episode, the latest in a long line of very, very funny SN episodes.   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. Season 3, Episode 8. "Frank Sets Sweet Dee On Fire" I loved Melrose Place. I devoured it. It was the über-soap. It spat out storylines with reckless abandon, changing direction every few weeks, and it was a delight. Always Sunny reminds me of that. Aside from the fact that it is very, very funny I love this show because no two episodes are remotely alike. It completely recreates itself every single week and I am in awe. This week, the characters decide that they want fame more than anything else. Dee and Mac spend the episode trying to get into a nightclub, while the others run about town posing as a TV news crew in search of the big story (which somehow involves putting kittens in deadly peril).   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 07.30 NCIS 08.30 It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia 09.00 Supernatural It's a fun episode. Tony is relentlessly hilarious in this one. It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. Season 3, Episode 7. "The Gang Sells Out" When Richard Ruccolo shows up and offers to buy out the bar the guys accept quicker than you can say 'sell out'. This leaves Sweet Dee pennyless and jobless, but they don't care. She finds a job. And when they ruin the deal, like we knew they would, they follow her to her new place of business. Not quite as over-the-top as some episode, but still hilarious. Not far behind Office/Corner Gas as the funniest show on TV. Even better it sets up (what appears to be) a great storyline for the third season.   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. Season 3, Episode 6. "The Gang Solves the North Korea Situation" Not only is this very funny, not only is Kaitlin Olson hilarious in scene after scene but this is a very, very clever script/episode. In order to sell the unlikely twist at the end (that the girl that Charlie is dating is actually 12 years old) the show casts a woman to play her father and makes great stock in her/his odd appearance. They even blatantly question the girl's age in her opening scene. Yet, they are able to pull of a hilarious twist at the end. When a twist is brilliant, it works and shocks you, even when the clues where there. How clever of them.   [read the full post]

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. Season 3, Episode 5. "The Aluminum Monster vs. Fatty McGoo" HILARIOUS. This is one of those episodes where the gang are all tied into the same story. And what a story it is: the gang enter the fashion design business, complete with sweatshop. Many, many scenes are hilarious. Glenn Howerton is at his best in this episode. Maybe this is his best episode to date. All of the Dennis scenes are fantastic: his various meetings with Judy Greer, his attack on the model (Rachelle Wood) and his fantastic entrance at the very end: clad in his own demented creation. But, as good as Howerton is, this is an episode where all the cast shines and there are many, many laugh out loud moments/scenes.   [read the full post]

By RikerDonegal It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. Season 3, Episode 1. "The Gang Finds a Dumpster Baby" The title says it all, really. And - being the show that it is, with the characters that it has - we know how this will play out. Pretty soon, Mac ...

By RikerDonegal Season 2, Episode 10. "Dennis and Dee Get a New Dad" One of the best episodes. There are several highlights in this one: Danny DeVito going nuts in a very public place after being told that his kids aren't really his kids, Charlie & Mac ...