The five main characters of "is always sunny in Philadelphia", known as the "gang", are easy among them Most monstrous people in Sitkom's historythat makes it incredibly difficult to reduce the only worst thing they have ever done. Still in the first season, Charlie (Charlie Day) pretended to have cancer, the guys made a false video for Jihad, and Mac (Rob Mecklen) claims that he killed an abortion doctor in order to have sex with a pro-Life protester, and things just escalated from there.

The show now goes to its 17th season, after being in the air for 20 years, and all the time the gang has done enough horrible things to set up the combined castes of Seinfeld and "Friends" to be ashamed. If we put it purely in the legal sense, there is a fire, an imitation of a police officer, the distribution of cocaine, numerous cases of attack, legal rape and murder, and they do not even consider the time to lock all their enemies in their burning apartment.

There is one scene in the "always sunny" season that has taken the truly unnoticed gang behavior to new heights (or falls, depending on how you see it), and we see it on the screen of bloody, brutal fashion. While Frank (Danny Devito) Putting dead soup bodies is pretty terrible and uncomfortable even to get into the logistics behind Dennis (Glenn Hawthon) and "implication", seeing that Mac and Charlie have forcibly overcome more children, maybe to death, it must be the worst thing the gang ever made.

The "gang gets new wheels", Mac and Charlie decide to get some bicycles to compensate for the fact that their children's bicycles were stolen from the neighborhood bully John Dumont (Tyler Labin). Unfortunately, just as they begin to enjoy their new wheels, Dumont's son and several of his friends stole the bicycles, repeating what happened about twenty and unusual years before. When they try to solve it with John, he blooms, and they are too much chicken to try to fight him, so instead, they decide to extract their rage to the children.

What is happening next is some of the brightest violence against children, as Penichen tore Georgorj's hand in "IT", because Mac and Charlie Pamel lived the daytime lights from the boys, chose and threw them around like rags, and then kicked them. There is something about what is really funny, especially if you have been abused as a child, but it is also Really Terrible. After the two attacked and jumped into Dennis' new Range Rover, after finishing the massacre, Charlie said he thought he killed one of the children and softly agrees with him, chanting "He did! I saw him! I think the child is dead!" Of course, Mac and Di (Caitlin Olson) pushed the child to sleep down in the line of "gang go to a water park" and he May They drowned, but Charlie's violent revenge was eventually worse because it was so deliberately and intense.

This is a kind of funny because while all the gang members are heinous in their own ways, Mac and Charlie are usually a little less evil than Frank, Dennis and Di. They were at the very bottom of the diet chain all their lives, as in the gang, and even earlier, when they were just the best friends of seriously unhealthy homes, and almost deserve a moment to let it all ... Even if they should not be focused on a bunch of children too young to remember even 9/11. Although it is much less cadartics than Charlie's great emotional decay at the end of the season 15, it is also funny because it is difficult. Mac beat the child with a garbage with his lid and Charlie screams in the child's face after throwing him several times against a car, for the sky, as if they were some kind of bad to beat a bunch of boys.

While Dennis' killings (alleged) and his ex -wife Morin "Bastet" weighted (Catherine Reitman) and Di's date in Ireland are pretty bad, at least both were both. Mac and Charlie can be human children, but those real children have never been a chance.