There are many truly amazing episodes of the long -term FX Sitkom "It is always sunny in Philadelphia". Over 16 seasons, the five wrong people known as the "gang" have climbed all sorts of shenanigans, with a comedy in every episode that ranges from nonsense with low artistic art Jokes like the "implication" that are very, much darker. It may be a bit frightening to look at all those seasons, but there are a few episodes "always sunny" that everyone has to check, whether they decide to watch the rest of the series or not. After all, it's the longest live action American Sitkom Of all the time, it has an impact on pop culture, even if it somehow never won any big prizes in the industry.

There are sincerely dozens of episodes that I could recommend because the show has such a wide range of killer episodes with some super meme-life moments. (Seriously, which the internet did not use Charlie Pepe Silvia Gif at some point?). Thus to say, here are five of most Essential episodes of "is always sunny in Philadelphia".

One thing that defines the gang is the Beijing order, and Bottommost member Charlie (Charlie Day) is often treated the worst. In the final of the Season 4 "Nightly Comet", however, Charlie is in charge of writing a musical starring the gang in an attempt to exploit his Love -Board, the waitress (Mary Elizabeth Ellis), married to him. (She is shrinking.) The gang of exercise and then performed Charlie's live musical for live audience, telling the story of the princess working in a cafe and is in the run in Dayman after he surpasses both the troll and the night basket, which are probably invented versions of Pedophilic all pedophilic Charlie (Andrew Friedman).

"Nightly Comet" has singing and dancing from Dennis (Glenn Hawerton) as Dayman, Di (Caitlin Olson) as a princess, Mac (Rob McLean) as a nightmaker, Frank (Danny Devito) as a troll, and Charlie like himself. His songs - which were created by day"Always Sunny" writer and ricotic actor David Horsby, and composer Kormac Blueston - are also surprisingly attractive and funny little bopes that feel like something that the fictional Charlie (in the form of a pictograph) really wrote.

Take a look, "Comet for Night" was so popular that The role of "always sunny" even took the musical in the episode of live tour of City City City In 2009. It is pretty huge, and there are referrals of the night basket during the rest of the series, making the "nightmare comet" vital to "always sunny".

The first season of "is always sunny" has some funny episodes, but unfortunately, there is no Frank because Devito has not joined the cast until season 2. Frank ended up as the secret sauce to make the show really amazing, and in the episode of Season 2 " Funds the antiquities of the gang, and his wealth (and some shaded business practices) are what keep the bar alive even when the gang makes something other than a bartender.

In "Dennis and Di go to prosperity", Dennis and Di are trying to shoot cocaine in an attempt to get welfare after Frank asks them to do too much work in the bar, which sends them to a downward spiral. Charlie then finds a hole where people will do their jobs for them and then decide to celebrate with Frank's money. That means we have to see the very proud Dennis and die and beg for soft and Charlie drugs that wear tuxedo and driving in the limousine, completely increase the status quo. The episode is significant for Dennis and Di sing to "only friend" by Biz Marksbut it is also full of great moments and helps establish Just how many writers "always sunny" are ready to push the envelope.

The gang are pretty funny, but they are also surrounded by a bigger team Quite funny lateral characters. Some of the best episodes show the gang that brings the entire team together, which includes people like Free Spiritual Artemis (Artemis Pebdani) and the expansive, rooted McPoyle family. In "Who Pregnant?" The guys are trying to find out who Di's baby's father is, trying to remember their Halloween party, the night they believe she became pregnant. The only problem is that they drank a lot and don't remember, so we see different versions of what can happen, leading them to the end to ask both Artemis and Liam (Jimi Simpson) and Ryan (Nate Muni) McPoy for help.

"Who pregnant?" It's great because it shows us how much the gang for their own lives is, and it also gives us some really funny McPoyle moments, including Mac, who hangs out with the dumb nurse of Liam and Ryan, Margaret (Tacey's surface) and the screaming of Liam who calls him. It also gives us Frank dressed as Spider-Man and Man-Spider, as well as some amazing drunken drunkenness. (Fun note: Olson was really pregnant during the recordingThus, the cast and crew of the show had to try and hide this during retrospectives, which is fun to look for.)

The gang has always been more than a little twisted, but Season 7 felt like when they really strengthened things on another level. The first two episodes of the season are characterized by a sex worker dying in the apartment of Charlie and Frank, as well as Dennis and Di smoked angel dust and witnessed the robbery passed very violently. Things only continue to spirally funny out of control from there. In episode 7, "Chardi McDenis: Game of Games", We find out that one day, while the gang was bored, they created their own boards, and it's just as dangerous and wild as the gang itself. Dennis and Di form a team, "golden geese", and apparently they always win, destroying not only for the self -esteem of Mac and Charlie, but also their signs of play.

Chardi McDenis is one of the only episodes to get a sequel or direct tracking because it is funny fun with some of the most famous moments of the series. ("Because Dennis is a hoop man!" Is funny no matter what.) We have to see every member of the gang's strong and weaknesses and also learns that Dennis and Di have always cheated (because, naturally, cheating is encouraged and they are never types of playing fair). It is full of insight into the gang and its dynamics while it is really funny to raise it, so how can you not want "Chardi McDenis?" Just be careful if you try to play the game yourself!

The Gang members are really terrible peopleBut the creatives behind "always sunny" seem to have their hearts in the right place. As a result, we occasionally get episodes that are much more than any stupidity of the gang. One of the best episodes digging in awkward themes is "Hero or Hate Crime?" From season 12, which is when Mac finally comes out of the closet as a gay man. Mac sexuality was not predetermined by the beginningBut in the end it made sense that he came out like a gay, and the show had to do so in a way that felt exactly "sunny". "Hero or hate crime?" It is seriously vulgar for half an hour on the TV because the gang is trying to determine which words are acceptable for each of them to say, including a particularly certain slurry for gay men. Mac explains the horrible history of the word and they agree not to use it again, and in the end, it comes out of the closet in order to get the profits of the Lotto scribble.

McLean has several LGBTK family members, including his mother and her long -term partner, so he wanted to make sure the episode cope with things in a way that was not harmful to anyone, but still maintained that special "sunny" sense of humor. The best part? Once Mac, the gang all agrees that they still hate it and consider it disturbing, but it has nothing to do with his sexuality. "It's something soft," they agree and it's amazing because They are still the same terrible characters and will always be.

Season 17 of "Always Solar" will premiere on FXX on July 9, 2025 and will be available to follow the next day at Julu.