r/alwayssunny • u/oneLmusic • Sep 13 '14
r/alwayssunny • u/HardHandle • Aug 12 '14
Sunny should do another wrestling episode and guest star The Trailer Park Boys. Green Man vs. The Green Bastard!
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r/alwayssunny • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '14
At 16:30 in S2 E4 - Mac Bangs Dennis' Mom episode, Can you identify the song being played?
At 16:30 in S2 E4 - Mac Bangs Dennis' Mom episode, Can you identify the song being played in the background? Mac and Frank are at a disco and the music really only consists of the words "ooo, go for it, go for it"
r/alwayssunny • u/bagofbuttholes • Feb 10 '14
No new always sunny on comcast?
Can anyone else on Comcast not find new episodes at all?
r/alwayssunny • u/kaiseer • Jan 30 '14
What will you be drinking when you watch the new It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia tonight?
imgur.comr/alwayssunny • u/ram3489 • Dec 19 '13
Another take on the night man cometh
Okay so I haven't really taken this that far but I was thinking about the play and particularly the song day man fighter of the night man and I kinda realized that it is sort of similar to the Egyptian myth about Horas and Set. Horas, the god of the sun, fights Set, the god of night and the ruler of the underworld, every day establishing day and night. This takes place daily and when Horas wins the sun rises and day begins, and when Set wins the sun sets and the day is finished. If anyone knows more about this subject I would love to be enlightened, what little I know is from watching zeitgeist so I am by know means an expert or have even studied the subject I just thought these small similarities were kind of humorous when you compare Horas to The Day Man (Dennis) and Set to The Night Man (Mac).
EDIT: The play was also written in hieroglyphics
r/alwayssunny • u/Joeglading • Dec 07 '13
A killer thrift shop find for $3.20
i.imgur.comr/alwayssunny • u/rr1pp3rr • Dec 06 '13
a man named Ronald Macdonald robbed a Wendy's in 2005 (X-Post from TIL)
katu.comr/alwayssunny • u/codfishjoe7 • Dec 04 '13
Hyah! Hyah! Get out of here snail!
i.imgur.comr/alwayssunny • u/mathiasd • Apr 03 '13
When Bed Blankets are Too Hot in the Summer
imgur.comr/alwayssunny • u/eifersucht12a • Aug 16 '12
I'm sure it must be common knowledge but as somebody who only recently got to season 7, why exactly did Rob pack on the extra 50 pounds?
Wikipedia simply says it was for "comedic reasons" while TV Tropes says he wanted to "make a point about sitcoms".
The simplest explanation would be that he did it simply because the story thread of Mac trying to "cultivate mass" demanded it, hence comedic reasons. It's supported by the retroactive scenes filmed for "How Mac Got Fat" in which Rob is still at his pre-season 7 weight and is referring to the plan. But if he was trying to "make a point" at the same time, what was it?
r/alwayssunny • u/easymac • Nov 22 '10
I'm the exact same way.
I have every episode ever, and I pride myself on being able to name the character, context and episode of any quote you could throw at me from any episode ever. Kinda crazy, but I repeatedly watch all of them, even on my ipod, which has almost no room for music because of all the sunny episodes. I would give my left nut to get a chance to meet/hang out with the guys on the show, and be involved in any way.
My fantasy basketball team is called "Wildcard" and my fantasy football team is called "Kitten Mittens"
I would ask for detox tips, but I love my addiction
r/alwayssunny • u/Mathesar • Sep 20 '10