The fact that "Rob McLean and Glenn Hawthon" "is always sunny in Philadelphia" lasts more than 20 years (earning recognition of being one of the longest live activities Sitkoms ever) is a miracle in itself. Even more is that after all this time, the gang did not miss the ball for shameful stories and humor of the trademark we are used to. Of course, there were highs and downs to some extent in 16 seasons that has been broadcast so far (17^t It's almost around the corner), and we can probably say that the show is far above his prime minister at this point (which was somewhere in the middle), but if you ask me, the series never had a bad season. In fact, the longer it is, the more I think we, as fans, appreciate all the efforts that go into another.

It is not easy to maintain any kind of show this long and stay funny and relevant as "always sunny" has been in the past two decades, and sooner or later, it is inevitable to have a conversation that no one wants to have for the potential goodbye that can bring something so loved and iconic. The question is that it always stays in the back of the creators' heads, and Howontton shared his thoughts about the approach of "always sunny".

Hawerton, who plays Dennis in the show, gave an interview for Newouper Post In which he talked about longevity and how the crew usually estimates, season after season, whether they want to continue. As he explained, this is often changed based on how they feel after they ended up another season. And yes, he admits, sometimes there is thoughts on the lines of "Oh, I can't do it anymore", which is certainly normal for every actor who has been playing the same character in the same series for 20 years. (Hawerton himself almost left the show a few years ago.) But on the other hand, he said there are times when they are real "stopped" and "excited" to keep "exploring these crazy characters in this crazy world".

The bottom line is, as the Starwear revealed:

"We never want to have those conversations about what the future of the show is when we finish the season. Because we are like," yes, I've finished. I can't do it anymore. " It's always good to rest for a few months, and then hold that conversation, like "Do we want to continue to go?" "

Hawerton also shared that they still want to work with each other after all these years, having an explosion by hugging and being offensive as they can. Based on his words, of course, the possibility will always be there that "it is always sunny in Philadelphia" can end up suddenly - and maybe sooner than the fans would like - but given the dynamics of the crew and reporting to each other, both on and out of the screen, my bet is that we will see many more seasons. After all, Howerson did not finish the interview with these words for no reason: "There seems to be infinite ways to explore the world through these characters. So we have no intention of stopping any time soon."